Vinnie Paul Never Realized Pantera's Impact Until It Was Over
. Paul tells 93X: "I never really sit down and think about it. I never really understood the impact that Pantera had on so many people back in the day until we were done doing Pantera. "When you're in the moment and you're going full blast, you really don't think ever about things. I certainly don't about things from the past. I'm always looking forward to the future and where we're going next with things. And maybe some day I'll have a chance to sit down and relive it all and think about it all." Read more and stream the interview here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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