ANNIHILATOR Guitarist: 'I Always Looked Up To DIMEBAG's Incredible Riffing And Writing'

December 11, 2004

ANNIHILATOR guitarist Jeff Waters has posted the following message on the group's official web site:

"Not sure what to say. Still in a bit of a state of shock.

"I didn't know Dime very well but always looked up to his incredible riffing and writing. One of the top 10 most important and influential metal guitarists, no doubt.

"I wish Vinnie, family and all the band members involved (including Phil Anselmo) all the best and my thoughts go out to every one of them. Certainly 'shock' is the best and only way I can describe my feelings at this moment."

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