Hell yeah

Hey, but... Hell yeah.

Hell to the yeah

Hellyeah brother

We love you vinnie rip

voodoolife I hear ya brother 2 sad pandas 🐼 in my house too.

Yeah, RIP Vince

Lol super sad panda

The afterlife will never be the same. RIP!!!

voodoolife amen brother.

Amber Klein I noticed that!! His foot control is insane

That's a technique I use regularly learned from watching Vinnie. A little awkward at first as it felt uncomfortable turning my heel out but once I got used to it what a difference. Works great as I use 2 bass drums but not effective with a single bass drum with double pedal. The left beater resting against the head dampens the impact from the right beater a little too much.

wow can't believe you caught that, that's amazing.

yeah he focused on groove and was still faster than alot of drummers, he was crazy good, def one of my favs

are you kidding??? his drumming is fucking woeful for this band. ever heard of Pantera? everything he did in that band was 100x better than this shit.

VAN HALEN!

multiestonian van halen rules!!!!

Danny Reese now rip vinnie:(

Danny Reese He passed away today.

Vinnie Paul is amazing, but saying he is never out of time is too much. There are some little oofs even in this video. Perhaps not out of time per se, but some awkward bassdrum action etc. Doesn't matter, but he's definetily no robot drummer. Which is a good thing :d.

@@Vaginaattori dude he is one of hardest hitters out there he os the king of thrash drumming and there ain't shit wrong with the way he uses his kickers the double bass is sick in all his shit

@@leeroyjplaisance3921 I hear some stuttering in that double kick+crash fill at some parts. Not out of time really, but just uneven volume of hits etc. Not that it makes any difference, since it's so negligible. I just instantly heard it, & remember this video for that reason actually. 0:34 he rushes with the hi-hat for a second, but fixes it right away. My point is, there really are drummers out there, who play like robots, & seemingly never make mistakes(everyone makes them at times of course). There's nothing robotic about Vinnie Paul for me. Just sounds great, & plays with good volume.

@@leeroyjplaisance3921Dude come on 1:09 his bass drum was sloppy af. He should’ve just continued the fill with his hands since it was tight and did it on the floor tom instead

If u ain't got nothing nice to say get the fuck dude and dude got a name it vinnie mother fuckin Paul and no one hit harder than vinnie Paul bruh rip Abbott Brothers

Absolutely correct. His bass drum sound is practically the standard metal bass drum sound since he created it. Every metal drummer copied it after Pantera hit the scene.

And all he did to get that click/attack sound originally was use wooden beaters and silver dollars taped to the batter head.

@@adamwright8607 makes you want to try it!

He was a genius way ahead of his time just like his little brother. I’ll always wish I could thank the Abbott brothers for the influence they’ve had on me

Their biggest records were all produced and mixed by Terry Date, so not sure what you're on about. Also, let's be honest: It was Lars on Justice who popularized that bass drum sound.

That guy film must have had bleeding ears. Goddamn

@E F Not always man look at Scott Travis from judas priest, as big of a guy he his, he's got some skinny calves and he can play some blazing fast double bass.

Nicko AmadorII he’s just got dense muscles, I can sympathize.

They're tense. Vinnie Paul is a monster on the drumkit but he hasn't got " the best technique"

Ruben Salvador: what do you mean. His technique was fucking legendary 🤘🏼🥃🤘🏼

E F calves are genetic but drumming like vinnie will tone the fuck out of them

now THATS a fucking analysis

I alternate with my feet a ton but I never purposely lead with the left. Maybe I should because I've been having issues with my right foot lol I do lead with my left hand when doing rolls. Drummers do weird shit man

That's why he could pull off becoming that easily!

I'm not a metal drummer, but have had reasons to learn double pedal and have it as another string to my bow. I was in GNRs tributes for a long time and noticed that Matt Sorum did the same. In my non-advanced double kick playing, I've learnt a bit of it and can feel how, depending on the tempo and beat, it can "knit" things together better than leading with your right foot.

@@drumtracksdirect It really made a ton of sense to me to lead with the left foot in certain situations because of really working on keeping time with the left foot hi-hat. I'm not a drummer really, I'm a bass player and guitarist that picked up drums along the way, but I've always been a massive fun of drumming. It was Mark Zonder of Fates Warning that really made me want to get that left foot hi-hat stuff going. I really never aspired to play much double bass, especially straight 16th style stuff, I was more into interesting patterns with it, but as soon as I read that about Vinnie Paul, I really worked on leading 16ths with the left foot and it's fun! Never knew Matt Sorum did it too!

Legends.

Блядь, к огромному нашему сожалению.

@Nickhead87 fck off

Nickhead87 dude shut up

Thats bad wording

@@Gibby_gaming Are you referring to the word shotgn?

@@Gibby_gaming *shotgun

The shotgun got the bad guy

@@adams115 thats what i was gonna say

so true i cant stand all that bpm computer trigger bullshit

CrushingGroovesByAlexFromSuffer exactly bro

@@CSA71666 yeah it takes the bass sound away.

The way he hits that shit looks like he'd need a new kit for every show. I remember Pantera shows where you feel like you're heart is going to explode because of the most brutal rhythm section w.Rex. they were definitely a force. Good times

AlexSufferAD dude had the tightest groove. Music is sound and silence, in proper proportion. Vinnie and Dime both understood that intrinsically, and though both were consummate professionals, they knew that they were most effective when they were just doing their job and letting others speak when it was their turn. Dime knew how to fill a space like no one since Rhoads, and Vinnie knew how to open up so much space for other sounds to come through. Completely given to the song. Unselfish. Humble. Serving the song. That’s what made them both great musicians, better than most in their genre.

Nathan L Same. I sit at my kit for 30 minutes and work up a sweat and marvel at these guys who do it night after night, year and year, for a lifetime. That's some SERIOUS LOVE for the beats. Passion. This loss hurts my soul to this day.

F off

Technical and Vinnie paul don't belong in the same sentence.

+DrumDude007 agreed.... only thing technical about him is his heel toe technique, but in this video his double bass footwork is hideous.

+Logan Wilder his doubel bass is fine in this video.. you're just a hater

+aaronrus you must not be a drummer.

+DrumDude007 been a drummer for 20 years. This isn't a 'double-bass heavy' song, he is only using it for bit parts, small fills and accenting. You do realize what you are hearing is through an ambient microphone , not the sound board, right? The transience isn't really the same, drums never sound as clean as they would through a mixing board after compression and EQ are applied.

Alvin Nelson and now he's dead...

Ironbound95 he was a fucking powerhouse mate

he’s hitting rim shots all the time, which helps a lot with it

My dad has his stick he threw into the crowd. Things beat to shit.

Have u seen elloy cassagrande

I propably do.. but it is too expensive to "feel free"

Saulo juarez reynoso 😣😣

Donna Ransom BTW his mom has been dead for years, Dime is burried next to her. His father is still alive. Lives in Arlington, TX. I think, met him once around 83 or 84.

KlrFking McDiller Thanks for info. Prayers for his father

vinnie and dime, this is the first time in a long while that i truly wished there was a heaven (or maybe hell? 😉). wouldn’t mind seeing them play together.

Idk about millions, but only 5% is it.

Fil Solano It was close to 400-600k

ThatRemasterGuy yeah that’s about right. All I know is that it was around 5% of his state. Kat is set, he even took a bullet for Vince

@@filsolano5465 he took a bullet for his brother. Kats a hero along with those other 4 that died.

Nice

Yeah man 🫡💯🎯

Comforting thought, humans are crazy to believe in such things. But nonetheless... Let's hope there is an afterlife.

afterlife?

@@chrisharding2813 oh yeah, I'm sure you're so enlightened. you people are insufferable.

+GamerDares wins Well each to their own but i personally think his drumming in Pantera,Damage Plan and Hellyeah is fucking unreal

peaner083 yeah agree with the first two you put down there but i don't understand anybody who likes cowboy metal bullshit.

+GamerDares wins for the most part i agree, his drumming on "say when" is kickass though

...arguably the greatest Thrash Metal drummer, of all time. ✊✊✊👍

Autismo Skeletino me bro

Choking up watching this stuff

Yup

It definitely makes my heart heavy. If he wasn't so fucking brutal id probably be sobbing. Two drummers that make me rock out and actually say to the screen "fuckin get it!!!!" 1. Bonham 2. Vince I moved to the city they still lived in right before Far Beyond Driven came out.Age 15 my first concert. They'd come through the drive thru where i worked. He was brutal all the time.we were too young to party with them.Eventually got autographs and run ins (denied entrance to alot of their house parties😁). The Guitar Show in Dallas; the strip club...Pantera will always be the most brutal band of all time.They feel like family or my best bros from high school and the only thing about Texas ill claim

Me

Same here, if ever hellyeah come here I'm getting a VIP ticket just so i can meet him

John Beerman I did get a VIP ticket! Gonna meet them in April

Alex Smith How was it haha?

Alex Smith did you met him?..

John Beerman and now he has passed.

A Vulgar Display of Power.

The Greatest Thrash Metal Drummer of ALL TIME!✊✊✊👍

2:31 hell of a fill

Damn, must be cool for you to see Charlie playing live with Pantera

First of all poser this isn't pantera and your a nerd go have a soy latte and walk on home boy

This is Hellyeah

He and Dave really are/were a huge inspiration on modern metal drumming, totally! Mario Duplantier even cited them as huge inspirations for his playing, and he's the best modern drummer so that says lot!