before he began releasing material under his own name in 2007
On May 11, 2006, the VH1 Behind the Music episode on Pantera premiered.
Pantera’s 2006 home video compilation 3 Vulgar Videos from Hell features performances of “Primal Concrete Sledge”, “Cowboys from Hell”, “Domination”, and “Psycho Holiday” from the show in Moscow.
When asked by Crave Music in 2006 if there was any chance of reconciling with Phil Anselmo, Vinnie Paul answered “Absolutely not. That’s it.”
In 2005, another album composed of their demos, Demos: 1993–1996 , was released by Rotten Records.
On December 8, 2004, less than a minute into the first song of a Damageplan show at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio , a 25-year-old man named Nathan Gale walked onto the stage with a gun, shooting and killing Darrell . Gale also killed fan Nathan Bray, 23, club…
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“I think, more or less, it lies between Dimebag and I. There was never a point when he could not get drunk. Which was pretty much every day. And now I’m hearing it’s worse than ever […] The anger and the hatred and the drunken nights of just screaming in…
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and The Great Southern Trendkill went platinum the next month.
In July 2004, Vulgar Display of Power went double-platinum
After Pantera’s disbandment, Darrell and Vinnie formed a new band, Damageplan , with vocalist Pat Lachman and bassist Bob Zilla . Damageplan released their first and only studio album, New Found Power , on February 10, 2004. The album was a commercial success; over 44,000 copies were sold in its…
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