I'm talking to Jericho baby, talk to Jericho.

I'm talking to Jericho mama, talk to me.

Alright, welcome to talk to Jericho.

It's the pot of thunder and rock and roll.

Today, it's all about a man who was the epitome of rock and roll, a man who embodied the rock

and roll spirit.

Talking about the life and times of my good bud, my brother Vinnie Paul, drummer from Pantera,

a damaged plan, hell yeah, rebel meets rebel, who passed away a few weeks ago at his home in Las Vegas at 54 years old, man.

Such a good guy, a good dude.

One of those guys that's universally loved by the entire musical community and fans alike.

And I wanted to get together with a couple of my close friends and a couple of Vinnie's friends, Charlie Bonanti from Anthrax.

He has been here many, many times before, as you guys know, one of the fab three has been here talking about the Beatles.

And all that sort of stuff, Charlie's a very, very dear friend of mine.

And I asked him who would be a good third and he came up with the idea of Chris Adler from Lamb of God.

He also played on Megadess, the Stopey record, another drummer.

Both new Vinnie Paul very well.

Anthrax toured with Vinnie and Pantera back in the 90s.

And Chris and Lamb of God shared some dates with Hell yeah over the years.

But all of us shared some great times and good experiences and a lot of fun with Vinnie Paul.

Lots of good stuff, tributes and stories, hearing from the rock community that people are just talking so positively about him.

They're all true.

One of the nicest, friendly guys ever met, always made sure people were comfortable and having a great time.

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