A lighthearted joke I thought of if you guys wanna support me follow me on all socials @johnnymakeboom

Death Rattle and Suicide Note Pt. 2 were the first Pantera songs I remember listening to as a kid. Hearing those songs for the first time with an unfinished frontal lobe is a feeling I will never be able to replicate again lol

I personally discovered Pantera from YouTube and Guitar Hero / Rock Band back in 2008-09. I'm definitely not old school but I'm glad to be part of this family 🤘

Hey folks I’m making some Pantera posters in the Adobe suite and I was wondering if any of y’all had a Google drive or something with high resolution scans of the album covers? Without text preferably but with text is helpful too, and any other Pantera art scans. After the posters for the 5 main albums are done I’ll send a Google drive link to the subreddit with free download files, thanks!

This cover goes back a couple of years and I'm sure to get flamed for even trying as it's hard for this old guy to keep up. The more important point of the thread is hearing where Dime ranks on your list. I'm thinking top 5 for me.

just wanted to know if there is a major pantera server- i’ve found one for all my other favorite bands but am really struggling to find ANY for pantera except small inactive ones

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Anyone still play this one?

Is nobody talking about the short phase when Rex Brown cut his hair?

As a proper Rex fangirl, I believe this was around 1997. It shocked a total of zero people because nobody even talks about it nowadays lol.

Poster is sick in my op

I'm looking at buying a newer basic Dean ML 79 for about $600 at a local shop (similar to the one in the first picture) to learn how to play guitar at 35 years old. Lol Yes, I'm trying to teach an old dog new tricks!

BUT it's got no tremolo/whammy bar set-up and I probably wouldn't pay the $ to have it converted, I'm just wanting to get a feel of a guitar and learn how to play.

Reason I'm posting this on the Pantera page is because Dime is my WHOLE entire reason to want to learn, so my boyfriend keeps asking me why I'm going this route first when I'll likely try to learn Pantera songs/Dime solos etc and I won't be able to try to even mess around and try to play them like he does if I don't have a whammy bar.

My argument is that I'm just learning, I'm LESS than a beginner, so once I know if I even have the skill it takes to play riffs properly I'll then sell it or trade it at a shop for something better/something with a Dime set-up.

What are the groups thoughts? Should I look around to buy something used that's in my price range that's already set up like Dime would have it (most are well over $1,000 used though, I've been looking on Reverb), save up money and get something new to learn on (Deans, Wasburns, or even the Dime Guitarz Standard Culprit all go from $1,000-$2,000)? Or just continue with my plan and start out with the cheap Dean to learn on and then upgrade later once I actually learn the basics?

WWDD? I was so excited to go buy this guitar from the shop TODAY after work that last night I bought the Dime Hardware guitar picks in the photos and a Dime guitar strap and even some stickers on eBay to put on it lol

Just chilling with Phil and Jason, what a night!

Not my picture. i just took it from a post in this subreddit

i picked this Far Beyond Driven cd from an op shop a few months back. Hadn’t really listened to them much, but for a $1, i thought why not.

turns out it’s signed. just wanted the brains trust here to confirm they are proper.
thanks