What an excellent 2 disc DVD this is, not surprisingly. Interspersing all their videos with footage from the band's personal collection was a fun way to present the material, offering both a fresh look to old fans as well as a great introduction for people who first heard of them after the Dimebag tragedy last year.

I thought this DVD was going to be hard to watch, and filled with pain & grief. I was prepared for something heart wrenching, which would force me to relive & think all over again about metal's 9/11. Rather, I was treated to Pantera's entire catalog of videos and some of the goofiest, funniest behind the scenes footage of a buncha young, fun kids having the time of their lives in a great band that will never be reunited. Watching it with that mindset went a lot further in wrenching the heart than any memorials.

This is the DVD to get if you love Pantera, or if you're wondering what all the fuss was about.