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I’m just gonna put this thought out into the universe. Quote: “Feedback! Distortion! Dude, that was all she wrote.” Darrell in a Guitar World interview said that it was the Big Muff pedal that really sold him. Every amateur teenage guitarist goes through the phase of being like, Huh huh, that pedal’s called a-it’s not funny. When Darrell was 11 or 12 or maybe 13 years old he got a Les Paul copy, a Pignose amp, and an Electro–Harmonix Big Muff fuzz pedal. That’s just one way in which Dimebag Darrell and I are dissimilar.

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My Uncle Roger loves KISS, and he had this KISS record, self-titled, proudly displayed in his house, and the cover scared me as a kid, all the KISS dudes preening in full makeup. And then Darrell got super into KISS and changed his mind. His dad says, “Son, you can either have a BMX bike or you can have this,” and he pointed at a guitar. So one year for Darrell’s birthday-he’d turned 8, 9, 10 years old, these are oft-repeated anecdotes, the details gets fuzzy-his dad gets him a birthday present. Pantego, Texas, is right near Arlington, and roughly between Dallas and Fort Worth. Jerry Abbott had his own recording studio called Pantego Sound. As for their father, Jerry Abbott, Jerry was a big-shot country-music songwriter and producer, or, OK, a medium-shot country producer. Their mother, Carolyn, loved her boys dearly and supported them unconditionally, and they loved her right back, which partly explains why the boys still lived with their mother long after they became famous semi-adult rock stars. Vinnie Paul Abbott-who graced the cover of several drummer magazines-Vinnie had been born in ‘64. Darrell Lance Abbott was born in Ennis, Texas, in 1966.

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