Ep 3. Rex Brown (Pantera, Kill Devil Hill) and Sebastian Bach
- June 15, 2013
That Metal Show season 12 episode 3 features an exciting line-up of guests and legends of metal, including the incomparable Rex Brown of Pantera and Kill Devil Hill, and the iconic frontman of Skid Row, Sebastian Bach.
Rex Brown, one of the most respected and influential bass players in metal history, sits down with hosts Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine, and Don Jamieson to discuss his massive contributions to the genre over the decades, as well as his current and future projects. Brown's work in Pantera, alongside the late Dimebag Darrell, has been a cornerstone of groove metal and has inspired countless musicians worldwide. Similarly, his work in Kill Devil Hill has kept his thundering basslines and electrifying energy alive and well in more recent years. He shares his thoughts on what made Pantera so special, what it was like working with Dimebag, and how he continues to challenge himself as a musician.
Sebastian Bach, infamous for his powerhouse vocal range and charismatic stage presence, also joins the hosts to reminisce about the early years of Skid Row and his solo career since, as well as to share some hilarious stories from the road. Bach's iconic voice helped catapult Skid Row to the top of the charts in the late '80s and early '90s, and he remains one of the most potent and riveting vocalists in metal history. He discusses his passion for performing and creating music, his experience on reality TV, and what the future holds for him and his band.
In addition to the guests, the episode features some of That Metal Show's classic segments and staples, including "Stump the Trunk," where viewers attempt to stump Eddie Trunk with obscure metal trivia; "Throwdown," where the hosts debate the greatest metal albums of all time; and "TMS Top 5," where the hosts list their top five favorite songs from the guest's band.
All in all, That Metal Show season 12 episode 3 delivers a thrilling and candid conversation with two of metal's biggest names, as well as some of the most entertaining segments in the show's history. Fans of Pantera, Skid Row, and heavy music in general won't want to miss this episode.
