cara abre fogo em show de heavy metal!!

Megadave · Moderador Mensagens: 34125 Localização: China

Post do Mustaine no fórum oficial do mega :

Droogies!

There is nothing unique or clever to this post, and what I want to say has no doubt already been said throughout the metal community, by countless others whom were more closer to Darrell than me by now.

However, knowing he was murdered tonight, I wish to thank and remember Darrell for his amazing life and the gift that he shared with me and so many other fortunates.

I pray for Darrell's family and friends; specifically for their healing, their peace, and their understanding of this tragedy in this time of need.

I send my deepest heartfelt condolences to the Abbott family, to Darrell's friends, and to the fantastic Pantera and Damageplan fans around the world.

We must never forget his life, and his gifts, his genius, his terrific personallity, and the legacy he left behind to remember him by.

Darrell, I will see you in heaven and I, like so many more, love you brother.

You will be missed.

Dave Mustaine

e na página oficial tem um baner bem grande , em homenagem ao cara . Esse mesmo que eu coloquei na assinatura .

Tati · Disposable Hero Mensagens: 667

nossa,q fdp!!!nao ha nada a falar.....

RIP Sad

Megadave · Moderador Mensagens: 34125 Localização: China

tão fazendo homenagem pro cara em vários sites . No do Megadeth agora tem uma foto grande com '' Rest In Peace '' e tal e a data www.megadeth.com. No do Zakk Wyde www.zakkwyde.com tem uma foto do zakk e do darrel pra entrar na página , no do damage plan tem uma foto grande do darrel tbm www.damageplan.com . Achei legal a atitude desses artistas de fazer uma homenagem pro cara . O metallica.com nunca que põe algo assim , sempre metallica até a morte e só o que tem naquele site . No do Anthrax tem uma página com umas fotos do Darrel e esse texto aqui :

WHY??????

Dimebag brought the life out of everyone he met, why would anyone take his????

My phone has been ringing off the hook, everyone asking if it was true?

I didn't want to accept the reality, HOW COULD DARRELL BE GONE?

I just saw him! and just listened to the message he left me today.

I loved him, he was a true Friend. The phone calls in the middle of the night , talking about this and that. Playing KINGS X or KISS licks over the phone. I remember this one time we were both going through these anxiety attacks. I never had them, nor did he. We were talking about how we stopped them. I quit drinking alcohol and coffee and he said that he started drinking MORE ALCOHOL! HAHAHA, that was him. I had some great times with him, he always put you in a good mood, DAMMIT! What the fuck is wrong with people?? How the fuck does someone get into a club with a loaded gun, HOW?? WHY??

I thought for a minute about this - John Lennon was murdered the same way on the same DAY, some strange coincidence? (sorry, I'm delirious right now)

This guy didn't wait till after the show , he did it on stage. How fucking horrific. All those people freaking out, watching this happen. This will change things for the music world. It won't be the same vibe at shows... this is scary.

Dime was special, those who knew him would attest to that....

My heart goes out to Vinnie and Rita as well as the others who were injured.

Go play your PANTERA CDs or your Damage Plan CD.

Remember him for his music and his guitar playing, he was the best!

I love you Bro', I'll miss your face.
Give him a double.
whewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

cryin' and sobbin' - CB

I am devastated as I'm sure we all are.
All I can convey at this moment are my condolences to Rita and Vinnie and the whole family.
My heart is with you.

Love,
Scott

PS - I'm stunned. I don't have words for this. My logical brain keeps trying to make sense of it. It's just horrible. Humanity is an oxymoron.

Master of Justice · Frantic Mensagens: 9201 Localização: BH

Megadave escreveu:

tão fazendo homenagem pro cara em vários sites . No do Megadeth agora tem uma foto grande com '' Rest In Peace '' e tal e a data www.megadeth.com. No do Zakk Wyde www.zakkwyde.com tem uma foto do zakk e do darrel pra entrar na página , no do damage plan tem uma foto grande do darrel tbm www.damageplan.com . Achei legal a atitude desses artistas de fazer uma homenagem pro cara . O metallica.com nunca que põe algo assim , sempre metallica até a morte e só o que tem naquele site .

www.anthrax.com

www.sepultura.com.br

www.pantera.com

e acho que o metallica.com num vai colocar nada não...

Megadave · Moderador Mensagens: 34125 Localização: China

Master of Justice escreveu:

www.anthrax.com

www.sepultura.com.br

www.pantera.com

e acho que o metallica.com num vai colocar nada não...

é eu tava vendo o site do Anthrax também , ia colocar agora , parece que o dimme era bem amigo dos caras . Principalmente do Scott .

E como eu disse o metallica.com só fala do metallica o tempo todo , não acho que vão colocar algo .

Darth Vader · Enviada: Thu Dec 09, 2004 8:58 pm Assunto:

http://www.metallica.com/index.asp?item=5623

Lars fala sobre o Darrell.

Megadave · Moderador Mensagens: 34125 Localização: China

Darth Vader escreveu:

http://www.metallica.com/index.asp?item=5623

Lars fala sobre o Darrell.

histórico isso , e legal da parte do lars .

Darth Vader · Enviada: Thu Dec 09, 2004 9:02 pm Assunto:

Citação:

Much love and respect and thanks for letting me be a small part of your life and I know you are already having fun and throwing it down with Bon Scott, Keith Moon, John Bonham, Jimi, Cliff B., and the rest of the musicians and troublemakers that you are hanging with so prematurely.

Lars

Reação de outros músicos.

Ozzy Osbourne: "I'm absolutely beside myself with grief. I can't for the life of me understand why someone would do this."

SLIPKNOT's Corey Taylor: "He could take a riff that would take somebody a year to master and he could rip it off in seconds. He made everything look like he was playing 'Smoke on the Water' with one finger. He was one of the coolest people I've ever met. The guy just loved to laugh and he loved to make you laugh. And he loved to make you do something that you would never do in a million years. He was a guy that lived in the moment. His philosophy was, 'Let's do something that is gonna make us remember tonight for the rest of our lives.' And that's something I'm gonna fucking miss for the rest of mine."

ANTHRAX's Scott Ian: "After Eddie Van Halen, you had Dimebag Darrell. He was the next guy that came along and did something as original and important on guitar. He's the type of guy that would do anything for his friends. He really did put his family and his friends first, and for him everyone was his family. Once you came into contact with Dimebag and became friends with that guy, it was a sacred bond. Once you shared drinks with that guy, you became a part of his extended family."

SEPULTURA: "Dimebag was an excellent musician and a good friend, a fucking great partner in memorable tours. We'll miss him very much. Our condolences to the Abbott family."

MACHINE HEAD: "MACHINE HEAD are devastated by the horrific news. Our deepest sympathy and condolences to the Abbott family, DAMAGEPLAN and former members of PANTERA. Our thoughts are with you all."

Jon Dette (ex-SLAYER, TESTAMENT): "My brother just called to tell me that Dimebag Darrell was shot and killed on stage tonight. Words cannot express the sadness I'm feeling right now and my condolences go out to Vinnie Paul and the Abbott family for their loss. This is a huge tragedy for the music world."

Master of Justice · Frantic Mensagens: 9201 Localização: BH

Darth Vader escreveu:

http://www.metallica.com/index.asp?item=5623

Lars fala sobre o Darrell.

muito bonito e legal da parte do Lars...

gostei muito do que ele escreveu...

nossa, to ouvindo Pantera aqui, e fica dificil de acreditar que esse treco aconteceu mesmo... dessa forma mais trágica... Confused

Minero · Enviada: Thu Dec 09, 2004 10:11 pm Assunto:

morreu, ja era, faze o que, bola pra frente

mas q esse americano atirador eh um filha da puta eh, mas todo mundo paga um dia e ele ja devia ta pagando pra se preocupa tanto com uma banda a ponto de matar um integrante eh sua vida devia se amargurada

Vovo · Hero Of The Day Mensagens: 1485 Localização: Sao Paulo

Minero escreveu:

morreu, ja era, faze o que, bola pra frente

mas q esse americano atirador eh um filha da puta eh, mas todo mundo paga um dia e ele ja devia ta pagando pra se preocupa tanto com uma banda a ponto de matar um integrante eh sua vida devia se amargurada

ele jah pagou...um policial matou ele

PATRICK ALVES · Enviada: Fri Dec 10, 2004 1:00 am Assunto:

Eu vi essa noticia a pouco tempo no Jornal da MTV com Edgard...nem sabia q ele tinha saído do Pantera...é foda....lamentavel....

Akela guitarra Jackson dele em forma de X é um marco!!!!

Rest In Peace Man!!!!!

Ale · Enviada: Fri Dec 10, 2004 8:27 am Assunto:

Sem comentários com o texto do Lars. Muito foda.

Megadave · Moderador Mensagens: 34125 Localização: China

Alguns fãs do Pantera fizeram uma homenagem pra ele , do lado de fora da casa de shows onde aconteceu o assassinato do Dimmebag . Colocaram bandeiras , flores , tocaram músicas do pantera em homenagem a ele e tal . A notícia do site internacional da MTV :

Hundreds Of Fans Gather At Club Honor Dimebag Darrell
12.10.2004 1:27 AM EST

Makeshift memorial constructed from flowers, candles, beer cans.
A fan places flowers at the makeshift memorial outside the Alrosa Villa nightclub in Columbus, Ohio
Photo: Mike Simons/Getty Images
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A small memorial started by a handful of fans blossomed into an outpouring of grief and celebration Thursday, less than 24 hours after the shocking slayings at the Alrosa Villa club where Pantera/ Damageplan guitarist

"Dimebag" Darrell Abbott and three others were killed.

Despite the rain and cold temperature, hundreds of fans gathered outside the weathered metal club to pay homage to their hero. They erected makeshift crosses, laid yellow roses in honor of Abbott's Texas roots and burned candles in his honor, but mostly they shared stories, asked each other why anyone would do such a thing and, perhaps most importantly, they blasted Pantera's cathartic tunes and shouted their lungs out.

Early in the day, during a steady downpour, fans trickled by and propped tributes to Abbott on a large rock at the entrance to the club's parking lot. A six-pack of Heineken shared space with a rain-spattered copy of Pantera's Far Beyond Driven CD, a handful of guitar picks and large Budweiser can that bore the taped-on message "From Joshua Ramey, Diamond Daryl Boggs and Danny 'Party Boy' Jenkins — Never stop rocking and kicking f---ing ass. RIP, brother." In the distance, the venue's marquee still showed Damageplan's name.

Dozens of satellite news trucks packed a lot across the street from the venue, though the day's only news was the confirmation of the names of the dead. The questions surrounding why 25-year-old Nathan Gale killed Abbott and three others remained unanswered (see "Dimebag Darrell, Four Others Killed In Ohio Concert Shooting").

One of the first groups to arrive to pay their respects included longtime fan Terry Kyees, 40. "We were at the Ministry concert backstage with [singer] Al [Jourgensen] when someone came back to give him the news," said Kyees, who was sporting a weathered Pantera T-shirt and a pentagram necklace with matching ring. "He was pretty shook up. This is just a major loss to rock and roll. Dimebag was a shot in the vein to metal. You turn Cowboys From Hell on and turn that up in your car and go off bangin' your head ... it's just freedom ... life. I mean, it's always the good guitarists that die young."

Standing with Kyees were Chris Lerchliter and her son, 15-year-old Brandon, wearing a Marilyn Manson T-shirt, his eyeliner beginning to run. "This summer Brandon bodysurfed all the way to the front row and high-fived Dimebag," she said proudly. "It was a real turn-on."

By 7 p.m., more than 100 fans had gathered in the parking lot, holding candles, drinking beers, smoking cigarettes and laying objects on the growing tribute rock: pictures of Abbott, candles, beer cans, packs of smokes, Pantera T-shirts, dozens more bouquets of yellow flowers and a Christmas ornament in the shape of a guitar with several pictures of Abbott above a homemade sign that read, "Dimebag, thank you for many years of entertainment, influence, inspiration and pure musical genius. May your legacy live forever."

After paying her respects at the rock, a teary-eyed April Webb, 22, slowly walked away from the growing throng, which — with the occasional whiff of weed mixed with cigarette smoke and beer — smelled a lot like a rock show. "He was a true entrepreneur of that electric guitar, man. He could do things with it that nobody else could think of," said Webb, whose brief brush with Abbott occurred when she was almost hit by Dimebag's golf cart backstage at Ozzfest in 2000. "Their music was just a release. That's all."

An impromptu jam session broke out when one fan played some Pantera songs ("This Love," "Cemetery Gates") on his acoustic guitar, joined on the choruses by a number of those in the crowd. The mellow sounds of the acoustic were soon replaced by thumping kick drums and growling vocals as two mourners cranked Pantera tunes on their car stereos.

As the crowd swelled to several hundred fans, a male streaker sprinted across the road shouting, "F--- Nathan Gale!" over and over as police chased him in circles, finally tackling and handcuffing him.

Ryan Melchiorre, 21, whose band, Flat Line, is headlining the Alrosa in January, was working security at the club Wednesday night. "I got here five minutes before the shooting and was helping with the barricades, and Dimebag was rocking out and then all of a sudden I watched the first blast go off and people rushed the stage because they thought it was part of the show," said Melchiorre, who helped usher in the police officer who shot Gale. Though part of him wanted to try to help Abbott, Melchiorre said he instinctively started ushering fans out as soon as he saw the blood on the stage.

"He just played from his soul and his heart, he loved his fans," said Melchiorre, who had come to the club hoping to meet Dimebag and Vinnie Paul, Dimebag's brother and bandmate. "This has given heavy music a bad name. Hip-hop has taken a bad rap for a while because of the Tupac and Biggie situation, and we'll probably get hit hard for the Dimebag situation."

Matt Shipp, 22, will also never forget what he saw Wednesday night. "I witnessed the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in my life," he said. "I turned around and Dime looked at me, he was holding up the horns. I turned around, heard 'pop, pop, pop,' turned around again and looked at the stage and no one was there — just a cloud of smoke."

In addition to hundreds of young fans, the vigil brought out a number of families, several with small children, and at least one who had a close tie to the shocking event.

Drummer Todd Henson, 16, opened Wednesday night's show with his band, 12 Gauge. "He was so approachable. He talked to you like he'd known you for years," Henson said of Abbott, whom he'd met earlier in the year at a local radio-sponsored concert (see " 'Dimebag' Darrell Abbott: A Larger-Than-Life Guitarist And Human Being"). Henson was three rows back in the pit when the shooting occurred, and as soon as he saw Gale wave his gun in the air, he ran for the exit.

Terry Henson, who has played the Alrosa more than 100 times with his bands over the years, came to see his son play earlier in the night and was relieved when he got the call at 10:15 p.m. and learned that Todd was OK. "I'm concerned now [about violence at rock shows], but I'm hoping it's an isolated incident. One of the saddest things for us as a family is that Todd finally got to play for his idol [Damageplan drummer Vinnie Paul] and he did the most awesome gig I've ever heard his band do, and to have such a high as that and an hour later to have such a downer ... that's why I'm here tonight to have closure for him."

The crowd had dwindled to less than 100 after 10 p.m., and as 10:18 — the 24-hour mark — approached, fans grew quiet. By midnight, a single fan remained, silently bobbing his head to the Pantera album blaring from his stereo. Behind him, where the memorial had stood just hours ago, was a smoldering pile of ashes on top of the rock, now spray-painted with the word "Dime." A smaller remembrance with a Pantera banner, an American flag and a few flowers remained, and beyond it the Alrosa's marquee was now eerily empty.

— Gil Kaufman

Legal a homenagem dos caras .

Vai ter uma homenagem de alguns artistas num progama da mtv chamado MTV Headbanger's ball . Se alguém souber se dá pra ver o canal online , o horário desse progama e tal , eu vou agradecer .

Metal Up Your Ass · Enviada: Fri Dec 10, 2004 8:44 am Assunto:

Falar oq disso tudo, ele era simplesmente o guitarrista da segunda banda q eu mais curtia em toda a minha vida... Mad