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The Greatest Outro in the Music History

5:00 sounds like a horse got kicked in the balls!

The outro to the song is one of the most beautiful melodies ever written.

This is definitely Pantera's darkest song. The breakdown, solo, and outro are absolutely incredible.

Listening to this while witnessing Hurricane Harvey and is currently in Texas.

Imagine Layne Staley, Chris Cornell, Dime bag Darrell, Vinnie Paul and Mike Starr playing this in heaven. That would be awesome!

This world needs Pantera more than ever.

new studies say that the outro cure's ear cancer

6:14 - 7:01 = the perfection of the perfection

I remember my first time listening to this song back in 2007, it was a sunny summer day and I was about 7 years old, I was with my father at his friend's farm for some reason I don't remember, after we finished we headed back to our town which was about 10 km away, when we got inside the car my dad asked me if I want to listen to something "different" (since he listens to jazz whenever the family was around) and I agreed, he then played this song (which was on a cassette), he kept it on repeat the entire time driving, it was special.. Not just the song, but how my dad wanted to connect with me by making me listen to something he loved, we live in a kinda rough semi arid climate, and this song matched very perfectly with the environment on our way back home, everytime we drive on that road I remember this song, specially its intro, it made a metal addict out of me, keep on rocking during quarantine guys! \m/

”Bass is the soul of a band”~my second grade music teacher

Having a Pantera day today in memory of Dimebag who died 15 years ago today.

This snake literally resembles to this song dont know why but it does!

a flood a whiskey will flow through my liver tonight in honor of vinny

Immedialtly came here after hearing the news. We'll miss ya mate :(

R.I.P Vinnie Paul, a monster in the batery.

Fun Fact: Dime composed the legendary outro solo of this song way back in the 80's – before Phil Anselmo joined the band – and recorded a 90-minute long loop of it as a lullaby for his girlfriend. Just figured I'd share that for those who didn't know.

Sad, mad, anxiety, depressed, pissed off, upset. No matter what the problem is there a Pantera song that makes everything better

Dimebag Darrel: The man who made his whammy bar sound like a horse.