Category Archives: Philip H Anselmo

PANTERA’S DIMEBAG AND VINNIE PAUL: ANSELMO AND REX BROWN TELL CRAZY STORIES, PAY TRIBUTE

In honor of Pantera’s 1992 masterpiece, Vulgar Display of Power, turning 30 this year, we spoke with vocalist Philip Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown about the wild times they had while making the album and touring on it with their now-deceased bandmates, guitarist Dimebag Darrell and drummer Vinnie Paul. In this extended excerpt from the full conversation, Anselmo and Brown fondly recall some of the craziest experiences they had with Dime and Vinnie — the drinking game”twist and hurl,” getting shirtless on an airplane, going feral on tour — and pay tribute to their everlasting legacy. Watch now.

Click here to watch on revolvermag.com.

Exclusive: Philip Anselmo Opens Up About Dime + Vinnie, + ‘Walk’ Remastered Music Video Premiere

Here we are friends, the big finale to our Vulgar Display Of Power anniversary celebration. Among the likes of Metallica’s Black Album, Slayer’s Reign In Hell, and more – Pantera’s Vulgar Display Of Power is one of the most brilliant records in heavy metal history.

Click here to read this on wearethepit.com.

Exclusive: Philip Anselmo Talks Vulgar Display Of Power Tour Life + ‘Mouth For War’ Remastered Music Video Premiere.

This past Tuesday we released a special remastered music video of Pantera’s “This Love” to celebrate the upcoming 30th anniversary of Vulgar Display Of Power. Since then, we’ve also had some big name musicians, like Arejay of Halestom and Stephen Carpenter of Deftones, share their thoughts on the band and what the song means to them.

Click here to read this on wearethepit.com.

Signed set list and game-used drum sticks from the epic Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals show at Saint Vitus Bar up for grabs! (Now over)

From Revolver Magazine:

We snagged a signed set list and game-used drum sticks from the epic Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals show at Saint Vitus Bar on September 18th and want to pay it forward to a fan. We’re also throwing in a limited-edition collector’s bundle. Enter for a chance to win it all!

https://gleam.io/xusTP/ultimate-philip-anselmo-fan-bundle-giveaway

Win a custom Pantera tattoo and have Philip there to watch you get it! (Now over)

From Revolver Magazine:

NYC area! We’ve teamed up with Philip Anselmo to give one winner a custom Pantera tattoo by legendary tattoo artist Joshua Lord overseen by Anselmo himself at East Side Ink. We’re also giving away two tickets to see Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals, exclusive bundles, and more

https://gleam.io/PmKKa/philip-anselmo-custom-tattoo-giveaway

PHA & The Illegals “Choosing Mental Illness As A Virtue” is out today!


The new Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals record is out now!
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Pro-shot video of Philip’s band SCOUR covering “Strength Beyond Strength”

Watch in 1080p and shot by Mike Holderbeast, courtesy of Housecore Records.. SCOUR featuring Philip H. Anselmo – Vocals, Derek Engemann – Guitar/Vocals, Chase Fraser – Guitar, John Jarvis – Bass/Vocals & Adam Jarvis – Drums.. Performing the PANTERA hit “Strength Beyond Strength” live at One Eyed Jacks in New Orleans, LA.. Filmed by Mike Holderbeast, Carolyn Babauta, Ritchi Rooster, Steven W. Richardson and Justin Delong..Audio recorded and mastered by Steven W. Richardson.

Also check out a SCOUR original:

Scour will be playing at Saint Vitus Bar on June 14. Tickets: http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1449158

Philip’s new interview with Capitol Chaos Tv. Talks about unreleased Pantera tracks and more.

The entire interview can be found here: https://capitalchaostv.com/2017/04/18/horror-music-and-sports-with-philip-h-anselmo/

Below are some interesting snippets:

CC: How did you first get into music and did you ever like Pop, Funk or Soul music?
Phil: Absolutely, All of the above and how did I get into music? I was born and raised into a household of it. I had very, very young parents and I guess in the late 60’s, mid to late 60’s living in the French Quarter – music was tremendous so the plethora influences was thick, if you will.
CC: Do you recall any funk artists that you may have dug right off the bat like maybe The Gap Band or Rick James or…
Phil: That’s an interesting question…Um, you know band like The Gap Band and Rick James, I mean, as far as radio hits…I mean, you gotta love Rick James. I…what is it, Super Freak…I mean, you gotta love it, it’s a killer riff…I mean, it’s lovable so but gosh this is interesting, I like this interview…Growing up one of the big hits on the radio in New Orleans was “Right Place, Wrong Time” by Dr. John, so we had this different feel…I mean, I don’t know if Dr. John can be lumped in with traditional folk, pardon me traditional funk players…But. It’s like, um…it’s still for I guess New Orleans funky feel…I mean we’ve always had The Meters play and I’ve seen The Meters jam a few times throughout my life and they always throw down…So the funky, funky Meters and Dr. John and you know what more can be said…But, more…I love em’, I love em’. Once again though there artists with quite the catalogs. If you pointed to one direct record or anything like that. It’s like a lot of bands, you know you like certain songs that you’re aware of and then there’s you know, like case in point, another cat would be David Essex, his biggest hit would be, “Rock On” like back in the day. His sound reminds me of WAR. It’s like if WAR was the backing band, it almost sounds like it. But, he had another song of that record called, “Streetfight” which was fucking badass man, so kick ass, so you know, there you go, I mean, we can can go any direction you want from here.

CC: Is there anything Pantera left to release or has it already come out already?
Phil: That’s interesting because I did find a track I cannot make heads or tails out of and I know it’s the guys…But, I never did vocals over the top of it and I’m sure back in the day there was good reason for it, it doesn’t really do much, it’s like, riffs back & forth and that’s that, so it must’ve been just a…I guess, a mulling type of idea that had gone on, either we put it to bed or just moved on because truthfully Pantera there really was not that much unreleased material laying around, there really wasn’t we used almost everything that we…um, would come up with I guess you know?

CC: Does it bother you to hear artists express their opinions on subjects outside of music, such as, politics and do you like their art any less if you disagree with them?
Phil: That’s an interesting question, um…because obviously we just had this crazy election “cycle” (?) pass…and yes it’s fucking crazy! …Honestly!
CC: There’s some people that think musicians should only have opinion to do with music, and if they…
Phil: Ah well, that’s bullshit you know, like human beings I don’t think a damn person on the planet outta be thought policed that’s ridiculous and if you have an opinion on something that;s all it is and it’s an opinion…so…doesn’t really bug me all that much. It’s when I guess it seems like if a person has a large following, I guess, it starts and ends there. You know, if you have a large following and then you are speaking politically and you are an actress, actor, musician, whatever and you’re trying to sway your audience, you know it’s …at the end of the day it’s really up to the individual, you know I’m all about the individual…you know, I’m all about individuality that’s what makes the world go ‘round. Individuality and all the wonderful things within individuality. I don’t like boxes, check marks and groups and all that shit. It’s like, stand your own ground with your own ideas and your own belief system or whatever man, you know, it’s like religion…it’s like…believe what you want but don’t try to convert me, ya know.

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4/25/17 Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theater http://bit.ly/2norwrE
4/26/17 Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl http://ticketf.ly/2pmVb4U
4/27/17 West Hollywood, CA @ Whiskey A Go Go http://bit.ly/2ogbBiX
4/29/17 San Diego, CA @ Brick By Brick http://ticketf.ly/2nyHQKc
4/30/17 San Francisco, CA @ Slim’s http://bit.ly/2omEFC8
5/2/17 Seattle, WA @ El Corazon http://ticketf.ly/2mTSsDn
5/3/17 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater http://bit.ly/2oeinFL
5/5/17 Billings, MT @ Pub Station http://ticketf.ly/2oYYdzM
5/6/17 Jerome, ID @ Diamondz Event Center http://bit.ly/2oYVqqj
5/7/17 Grand Junction, CO @ Mesa Theater http://ticketf.ly/2nyFg7n
5/9/17 Colorado Springs, CO @ Black Sheep http://ticketf.ly/2nAIJir
5/10/17 Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall http://ticketf.ly/2nQdmm8
5/12/17 Wichita, KS @ The Cotillion http://ticketf.ly/2osghlh
5/13/17 Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom http://bit.ly/2okE7Pd
5/14/17 Dallas, TX @ Trees http://ticketf.ly/2osj91g

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