Two bona fide guitar heroes ... Abbott’s nickname was “Diamond Darrell.” But when Far Beyond Driven was released in 1994, his name was listed as “Dimebag Darrell.” ...

I was literally in tears,' Brown stated of his reaction to the his favorite Dimebag Darrell guitar solo. The guitarists of the ... Show With Vinnie and Dime The final show on the Extreme Steel Tour ...

“Dime was just so special – not only as a guitar player, but also in the way he treated people. It was always next level.

“I was frightened, but I was like, ‘ok, big boy pants time'”: Bob Dylan's live sound engineer Jason Frankhouser Zakk Wylde says the current Pantera line-up may record new music from Dimebag ... one ...

It’s safe to say, however, that little has felt as shocking as the senseless onstage murder of Dimebag Darrell on Dec. 8 ... of metal’s all-time greatest guitar heroes, thanks to his ...

Earlier today, we reported that the estate of Dimebag Darrell, which is controlled by Rita Haney, his longtime companion, announced they were leaving Dean Guitars and suing the company.

In 2003, the series was turned into a book titled ‘Guitar World Presents: Dimebag Darrell’s Riffer Madness,’ which compiled all the columns served up in true Dime style. The columns taught ...

A young fan obsessed with heavy metal shot and killed former Pantera guitarist “Dimebag ... Vinnie Abbott, Darrell’s brother, stood up behind his kit. Abbott’s guitar began to emit ...

If you think of Slash, you think of a tabacco burst Les Paul. And if you think of Dimebag, you think of his Dean from Hell. Unsurprisingly, Dean sells guitars that look just like Dime’s, ranging in ...

And this new material could potentially bring to life unfinished songs and riffs that had once been tracked by Dimebag Darrell on a tape recorder. When asked by Guitar World's Andrew Daly whether ...

but because he and his late brother Dimebag Darrell, both of legendary metal band Pantera, recorded the track around 10 years ago with their follow-up band Damageplan. The version went unused.

Kroeger also touched on Dimebag's tragic death in 2004 ... You'd see him on [the cover of] a guitar magazine or something like that, and I'd be standing there in a grocery store.