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Getcha' Pull, (One year on...)

PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 05 2:22 am
by James
Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Metal's greatest loss; the passing of Darrell Lance Abbott... known to most as "Dimebag".

For those that dont know, in short; Dimebag was shot on stage whilst playing with his band Damage Plan. He was killed by an angry Pantera "fan", because they had split up.

I love the dude, but feel like a poser for not even seeing him, ever...
I'm not the biggest fan too...
Bah bah bah BUT, despite what happens I refuse to be sad about it, be fucking proud even if he died, he fucking rules and still does in death.

Godamn fucking yes he was gifted, even Mr. T respects Dimebag.

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1966 - 2004
RIP, you fucking awesome bastard.
*salutes*

PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 05 5:21 pm
by Bob
Ross, my mate, loaded his mp3 player with Pantera and Damage Plan today. Only then did Bob realese what day it was.

We miss Dimebag.

Re: Getcha' Pull, (One year on...)

PostPosted: Thu Dec 08, 05 10:40 pm
by clyzm
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Metal's greatest loss; the passing of Darrell Lance Abbott... known to most as "Dimebag".

For those that dont know, in short; Dimebag was shot on stage whilst playing with his band Damage Plan. He was killed by an angry Pantera "fan", because they had split up.

I love the dude, but feel like a poser for not even seeing him, ever...
I'm not the biggest fan too...
Bah bah bah BUT, despite what happens I refuse to be sad about it, be fscking proud even if he died, he fscking rules and still does in death.

Godamn fscking yes he was gifted, even Mr. T respects Dimebag.

Image

1966 - 2004
RIP, you fscking awesome bastard.
*salutes*


Please include Metal's second greatest loss BEFORE DIMEBAG: David Williamson.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:01 am
by AlexDenton
Yeh its a bit irrational to call it metal's biggest loss as there have been thousands of events which have changed the genre of music. This was just so famous because of the way it happened. Dimebag was good though.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:03 am
by Bob
I'd say a tad better than "good"

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:04 am
by AlexDenton
Yeh, he was tremendously fast.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:09 am
by James
What the...just tremandously fast?! o_0
Play Cementary Gates, NOW.

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:10 am
by clyzm
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:What the...just tremandously?! o_0

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.


I wouldn't say greatest ...

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:11 am
by James
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:What the...just tremandously?! o_0

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.


I wouldn't say greatest ...


I seriously beg to differ, he was the best shredder by far, and the most inpsirational character on the metal scene.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:13 am
by clyzm
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:What the...just tremandously?! o_0

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.


I wouldn't say greatest ...


I seriously beg to differ, he was the best shredder by far, and the most inpsirational character on the metal scene.


He was not the greatest loss ... there have been "other" losses in Metal ... I may not know whom or what, but there are ...

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:16 am
by James
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:What the...just tremandously?! o_0

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.


I wouldn't say greatest ...


I seriously beg to differ, he was the best shredder by far, and the most inpsirational character on the metal scene.


He was not the greatest loss ... there have been "other" losses in Metal ... I may not know whom or what, but there are ...


You're saying this as if those people were forgotten, of course they werent...
It's just that he he caused so much in his life to the entire genre, thrash metal is his bitch!

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:19 am
by clyzm
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:
Atomsk wrote:
~[A]LTKJAY~ wrote:What the...just tremandously?! o_0

He is seriously the greatest loss, he was such a inspiration, inside and outside of the music.


I wouldn't say greatest ...


I seriously beg to differ, he was the best shredder by far, and the most inpsirational character on the metal scene.


He was not the greatest loss ... there have been "other" losses in Metal ... I may not know whom or what, but there are ...


You're saying this as if those people were forgotten, of course they werent...
It's just that he he caused so much in his life to the entire genre, thrash metal is his b$#!@!


Don't shoot me for this next question guys ... please don't ... but:

Who is Dimebag?

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 12:29 am
by James
Atomsk wrote:Don't shoot me for this next question guys ... please don't ... but:

Who is Dimebag?


Don't worry, I'll teach you.

PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 05 9:35 pm
by Bob
What about Metallica's "death?"

PostPosted: Sat Dec 10, 05 12:25 am
by James
Bob wrote:What about Metallica's "death?"


The bassist's (iirc) death pretty much killed the band, the whole community were sad, but he didn't cause as much as a effect to the genre as Dimebag did.