Sebastian Bach has known Phil Anselmo for a long time — and loved his music — but that doesn't mean Bach isn't willing to hold Anselmo publicly accountable when it's called for.
Phil Anselmo has been incredibly open lately about wanting to bury the hatchet with Pantera bandmate and Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul. Anselmo has repeatedly stated that his "door is wide open" for a reconciliation with Vinnie Paul, but in a new interview, the drummer reiterates that he simply has no interest in reconnecting with Anselmo.
The rift between longtime Pantera bandmates Phil Anselmo and Vinnie Paul has been well documented, but that hasn't kept Anselmo from offering olive branches to open communication in the media over the years.
Throughout the past year, the surviving members of Pantera have commented on the possibility of Zakk Wylde filling in for the late Dimebag Darrell if the band were ever to reunite. While it's all been speculation thus far, singer Phil Anselmo now reveals that he recently discussed the topic with Wylde himself.
Former Pantera front man, Phil Anselmo busted his head open during a performance in New York City last night. Phil was performing with his new band Down when he accidentally had his head cracked open when guitar player Pepper Keenan hit him in the head during the song “Lifer” which he dedicated to the late Dimbag Darrell. More after the jump.