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I'm glad you pointed out the fact during Darrell's solos . We heard only the bass and drum lines accompanying . It made Pantera stand out that much more. Also yes Rex was very blues based. He was also the one player in the band whom was classically trained as a guitarist and bassist ( alongside other instruments ) I was fortunate enough to see a Pantera live 4 times between 97 - 2000 . They never played to a metronome / click track but they were always phenomenally tight . They could read each other's minds on that stage. I've never once saw Rex miss a note , play the wrong notes nor even come close to losing his place for even a fraction of a second . Rex , Vinnie and Dime we're always locked in impeccably so . Then they had Phil whom would sing behind the beat ( for many different songs ) alternating between metronomically perfect to purposefully singing a hair behind the bar line and or beat . Made Pantera easily the most influential Heavy Metal band in the past 32 years . I'd go as far as to say the most influential band period since Cowboys From Hell dropped in 1990 .

Rex Brown, so underrated !!! This man supported one of the most powerful metal bands of the 90', overall, when Dime was soloing !!

I love Rex’s bass lines in the beginning of The Art Of Shredding and Throes of Rejection!!

Rex is underrated and I have no idea why. Being able to play perfectly along Dimebag is something only a handful of people can do

One of my favorite bassists of all time, together with Vinnie, one of the hardest tightest hard hitting rhythm section ever! Speaking of groove metal Sean Ysseult was also part of an awesome rhythm section in White Zombie!

Rex is my fav pick-bass player. Hands-down.

When I first heard 5 minutes alone,I then knew I had a long way to go on my bass playing 😆🤣 great vid as always!!!

Rex's intro bass tone in revolution is my name is impeccable!

Pantera is the best metal band of all time. Love them

1 minute in and I had to pause ⏸️ . Simply to say Pantera's 1988 Power Metal record is actually very Heavy . Not in comparison to much of 1990s CFH - Reinventing The Steel but Power Metal ( with help of then new singer Phillip H . Anselmo ) saw PANTERA become a Heavy Metal freight train . Also presented some of Phil's most intricate vocal patterns . I'd say R.I.T.S. and Trendkill were his finest vocal performances but those Rob Halford style vocal lines he delivered for Power Metal should be more well known and credited than they have been these past 34 years .

I’ve been waiting for this video ever since I found this series, Rex is one of my favorite players. Another great player that deserves a video is Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse

Awesome, as always, Paul! In one of the next episodes you could talk about Les Claypool or Shavo Odadjian!

very good!!! You gave the respect that Rex deserved......grazie Paul

my favorite bassist! Such an insightful and knowledgeable dig into their discography. Excellent examples provided also

He only seems underrated because he was in a band with the Abbott brothers & Phil Anselmo, that’s the definition of a band of heavy hitters right there! Rex seems slightly in the shadows just in that line-up but easily holds his own. Pantera is just a powerhouse band, you just don’t get many bands of this ilk.

Rex is awesome, great video dude! Would love to see Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse, Steve DiGiorgio from Death, Testament, Sadus etc and Cronos from Venom! 🤘

Also a cool thing that rex adds is scrapping is pick on the strings like on the beginning of 13 step or the chorus of by demons be driven

Did anybody happen to suggest Alex Webster yet? Yes? No?

Thanks for covering Rex Paul!!! I agree, he is very underrated!! Great bass player!! Any idea what he's currently doing? Thanks!

Thanks for this breakdown. Rex rules!!

Man, Rex is so underrated. Such a beast. Dime was such a charismatic and explosive guitar player that he stole so much attention but Rex was so vital to their sound and groove. IMO, Rex's tone is the pinnacle of metal bass tone. Spector and Ampeg > All. These new age Dingwall/Darkglass guys need to put some respect on his name.

Never noticed the upward slide. Good ear. Rex is great. Great video.

In case you don't have a todo list for a few years ;) an episode about Gerry McAvoy or Doug Wimbish would be awesome.

Brilliant job Paul!

Hell Yeah.Thx Paul you're The Best

awesome video, love it, congrats for the work

4:47 The "Live in the hole" example was actually "Medicine Man" Still great video!

Hey Paul love your vids man! I was wondering if you could do a video of Maná bassist Juan Calleros? Appreciate your work man keep it up!

Sei un grande Paul, grazie.

Gotta check this out in details (just bought a Spector by the way)

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i think rex brown use walking bass, because the first music genre he was introduced when he was a child it was jazz. i think he played jazz guitar when he had 12 years old

Hi, great videos ! Don't know where to put any suggestions, but I would like Colin Greenwood.. Cheers

Boooos REX 🤘🔥🤘

According to Rex, he played the rhythm part during the Cowboys From Hell solo also- thought that was interesting

can you talk about Fred Smith from television?

How to play like Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains. Pleaseeeee

That was medicine man not live in a hole at 4:43

You should make a bass cover of Eat Me Alive by Judas Priest!

5:33 That's psycho holiday not art of shredding. other than that tho good video👍

PLS do Markus Grosskopf from helloween

Eh no qua devo farmi tradurre ogni singola parola da mia moglie, non posso perdermi un cazzo.....

Why are the hashtags about bill Wyman & the stones lol

Please dude🙏🙏🙏 Can you do a ben sheperd video??

dUg Pinnick please 🤟🤟

Rex is def always detected.

If you go back to Van Halen that's the reason there's no rhythm guitar behind the solo's most of the time. #VanFuckingHalen

Even without the second guitar he's still weak and low in the mix.

Even metal bass players do not follow the guitars 100% of the time. Tom Araya is a great examp!e of a guy who knows exactly when NOT to mirror the guitars. I do not believe scooped mids are a part of Rex's sound. Anyone that understands frequencies and how to get a good live sound out of a band knows that if your guitar player scoops the mids on his rig the bass player should boost his mids in order to fill that sonic space which allows the bass to be heard without muddying up the guitars or sounding like the kick drum. I assume that you are a guitar player because a lot of what you said in this video are common misconceptions about bass that guitar players tend to make. People that play six string guitar think that they can play bass as well. They think bass is easier because there are less strings,you only have to play one string at a time,and you just follow the guitar and thump on the root notes. You might pull this off enough to convince yourself you are pretty good but eventually you are going to be playing a gig and you will sound so bad that you will be back to playing in your garage.