what a fucking jam and the white trash vibes of the video really send me.
I'm not ashamed to admit this album is filled with bangers anymore.
I PUSH MY FINGERS INTO MY EYESSSS
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what a fucking jam and the white trash vibes of the video really send me.
I'm not ashamed to admit this album is filled with bangers anymore.
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Cuz we're seeing a lot of artists that were inspired by them
Nah, I'm talking about on Era specifically. We got threads about Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit and Slipknot coming out the wazoo lately, it's making me anxious for the impending deluge of Evanescence and Korn appreciation topics.
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I CATCH IN MY THROAT
CHOKE
TORN INTO PIECES
I WON'T, NO
I DON'T WANT TO BE THIS
BUT I WON'T LET THIS BUILD UP INSIDE OF ME
CHOKE
TORN INTO PIECES
I WON'T, NO
I DON'T WANT TO BE THIS
BUT I WON'T LET THIS BUILD UP INSIDE OF ME
yeah this is def a tune.
also that one from the first motorstorm soundtrack that goes I! AM A WORLD BEFORE I AM A MAN! was great for shredding on a quad bike on top of a mountain in the desert.
i like the first slipknot album a lot but since then haven't dug much apart from the occasional standout poppy banger like these. they're a super underrated band for choruses when they try!
also that one from the first motorstorm soundtrack that goes I! AM A WORLD BEFORE I AM A MAN! was great for shredding on a quad bike on top of a mountain in the desert.
i like the first slipknot album a lot but since then haven't dug much apart from the occasional standout poppy banger like these. they're a super underrated band for choruses when they try!
Okay, so halfway through and why not activism instead of amplification. Motivationally speaking he was basically 'hitting the bottle'.
I played Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 just to jam to this tune back in the day!
AMAZING song. Love singing it too!
Not a fan of Korn but Evanescence is AMAZING
I'll start. I like Fallen well enough, but Evanescence were better when they were unsigned and had an electronic tinge their stuff. Anything for You and Forever Gone, Forever You are absolute bangers.
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i've had this weird appreciation for slipknot lately and i don't know why
i even kinda dig the video for their new song too
i even kinda dig the video for their new song too
Good timing on this thread. One of my favorite channels just posted a video about what makes this song great.
Legit the only song of theirs I like and that's only because I associate it with Motorstorm
Orgy has been sporadically doing stuff here and there but their last album was pretty forgettable minus 1-2 tracks. Vapor Transmission was their magnum opus. But what a way to go out, amazing album start to finish.
Korn put out one of their best albums like 2 years ago.
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Same. My friends and I used to make fun of slipknot and meme this song hard as fuck and somewhere along the line it turned into genuine enjoyment
Wow, this guy is great. Subscribed. Everyone should check him out. Didn't even notice how layered the song was instrumentally
Vol 3 is a damn fantastic album, and I DID NOT think they had that in them after the disappointing Iowa. I will still throw it on from time to time, it's definitely aged the least of their albums
I dont really care for Stone Sour but it really was the best thing that happened to Slipknot
I dont really care for Stone Sour but it really was the best thing that happened to Slipknot
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The year this album came out had so many other hit albums, Lamb of God, Mastodon, Megadeth, Killswitch Engagez Shadows Fall, Amon Amarth, velvet revolver, Dillinger escape plan.. etc etc
I remember album came out during transition phase of nu metal leaving. So you had some of the best albums of new metal bands releasing during the mid 2000-2010 years.
Oh wow I'm surprised. Iowa seems to be there signature sound in some ways. At least sound before Jim Root created guitar lines/sounds for the bands future. I think Iowa is just a little more raw while albums after seem more produced/mixed well in the studio
I think Iowa-era is kind of what people associate them with, but Vol 3 is definitely what I wanted after their self-titled.
They got more riffy and groovy like System of a Down (probably had a lot to do with Rick Rubin producing), and Corey starting singing a lot more after Stone Sour.