Phil Anselmo
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Search complete. 151 mentions across 48 episodes found for "Phil Anselmo".
Nov 3, 2026
Soundtracking the Year: 2000
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65:29Jason KerepesiHOST
It was everything that I wanted from them.
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65:32Jason KerepesiHOST
Phil Anselmo screaming his heart out, but also scaring the bejesus out of me when he gets into that low growl that he does.
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65:41speaker_1UNKNOWN
We're taking over.
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65:42Jason KerepesiHOST
And you got Rex Brown.
We Journey Back Into the World of Black Metal to Discuss Satyricon's 'Volcano'
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18:38DaveGUEST
that's right.
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18:39DaveGUEST
He was in that band Ibon with Phil Anselmo.
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18:42DaveGUEST
That's
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18:42Chris CusackHOST
right, he was.
15 MINS LATER
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34:03Chris CusackHOST
Yeah, you mean the Metallica option?
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34:05DaveGUEST
Well, yeah, he's just staying apolitical and trying to avoid headlines and that's... been their way the entire time because he's just trying to avoid controversy
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34:13Chris CusackHOST
yeah I mean he's also a pal of Phil Anselmo I think the guy sounds like a fucking knob I don't know him but he sounds like a fucking knob on paper to be fair by contrast Frost is meant to be a really nice guy he's a very strong reputation he's a nice fella no sketchy rumours or comments that I'm at least aware of he plays in that band 1349 I think have at times been quite outspoken in terms of distancing themselves from some of the more saw
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34:53DaveGUEST
them in the barfly once actually
BEHERIT: Nuclear Holocausto Vengeance Talks Australian Tour, Experimental Sounds & Creative Freedom

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4:15Nev PearceHOST
Like, you know what I mean? They've got that following all around.
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4:19Nev PearceHOST
Even like Phil Anselmo.
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4:21Nev PearceHOST
Yeah.
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4:22Nev PearceHOST
Like, he loves them too.
Ep. 113 - David Lynch's Lost Highway: The Darkest Soundtrack of the '90s?
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31:20Jacob GivensHOST
And that is somebody that I am thankful that it's not I don't have to sit here and go, you know, should I or shouldn't I enjoy or appreciate his music? He's he's somebody which I mean, look, look, look, look again.
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31:34Jacob GivensHOST
I don't want to bog this down because I know I did the episode on Phil Anselmo and and Pantera's vulgar display of power.
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31:40Jacob GivensHOST
And several of you reached out at your displeasure with me.
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31:44Jacob GivensHOST
for even platforming that and talking about that.
Drunkle's Den S3 E1
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61:07Chief KeithHOST
Yeah.
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61:08Chief KeithHOST
But he was cosplaying as a guy also named Phil Anselmo.
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61:12Chief KeithHOST
He's a racist.
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61:13Chief KeithHOST
He's
[EP 428] Rock Stardom: “I Lost My Passion for the Music” – with David Barnett
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28:57David BarnettGUEST
So for the longest time, like that was this goal I set or this kind of checkbox I set.
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29:07David BarnettGUEST
It's like you play there, that makes you a real musician and rock star because the list of names that have played that stage is crazy, you know? Phil Anselmo, the list, the singer, Lane Staley, Lemmy Kilmeister played that stage.
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29:25David BarnettGUEST
Um, Wayne Static, Manson, um, the list goes on and on and on.
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29:31David BarnettGUEST
And, um, I had seen some of my personal heroes there.
Jack Osbourne On AI Ozzy, Crowbar Writing, Dead Wyte Debut
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3:49Scott PenfoldHOST
Buckley lives in Covington on the North Shore.
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3:52Scott PenfoldHOST
10 or 15 minutes from Phil Anselmo, which is a sentence that only makes sense in Louisiana.
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3:58Scott PenfoldHOST
On Who Writes What, Kirk writes most of the riffs for Crowbar.
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4:01Scott PenfoldHOST
Matt Brunson writes less, but what he writes is great.
Ep. 349 - Pantera - Cowboys From Hell - October 25, 2026
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19:51CarrieGUEST
that was way more power metal-ish, but they were still in that rat era, that glam metal style they were doing.
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19:59CarrieGUEST
And that was, if you want to be surprised by Phil Anselmo's vocals, check that album out.
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20:05CarrieGUEST
But I remember meeting them on this album, seeing them live right before it was coming out, like right around the time this album was coming out.
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20:15CarrieGUEST
Me and my best friend Scott, who is no longer with us, Spent a week in our gym class listening to a bootleg cassette of Cowboys from Hell that we recorded off Z-Rock back in the day.
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23:30SeanGUEST
And ever since then, I was just like, I can't even, you know, Carrie alluded to it, but I can't, oversell just how woven into the fabric of being a metalhead in Texas Pantera was.
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23:44SeanGUEST
Because all my friends were obsessed with this band.
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23:48SeanGUEST
One of my good friends growing up, William Hendrix, worked for Phil Anselmo's Haunted House that he had in Louisiana.
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23:57CarrieGUEST
Health Corps records and all that? Yeah, and
Genres of Metal: Episode 5 - Metalcore
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21:18Necrotic NickGUEST
God, I can't remember the fucking main guy's name.
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21:22Necrotic NickGUEST
He was kind of like a cross between Jamie Josta and Phil Anselmo in terms of his delivery.
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21:27Necrotic NickGUEST
Right.
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21:27Necrotic NickGUEST
But again, there's so much authority to his delivery.
The Metal Epidemic Podcast - Episode 79
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77:34DuncanHOST
That's fine.
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77:36DuncanHOST
So, it's like the band heard us and Phil Anselmo said, I give you this.
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77:46DuncanHOST
And the myth dropped, which is the opening song from volume five.
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77:51DuncanHOST
The myth is... a fucking stone cold absolute raging banger of a track right it evokes everything like this is down to era down right which is my down right i know you're you're nola ride or die to me the second album is better i don't give a fuck i don't give a fuck um to me down to is the better album This feels like down to right from the off.
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