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Not only do they rock & put out intense power at their shows, but dang it should be said they look smoking hot too, just saying

I was getting bored with your rambling style until you managed to call MGK the saviour of rock without laughing your ass off. Seriously how many takes did that take. Hes a talentless hack with an ego the size of Jupiter who cannot hold a note to save his wothless life. His god awful attempt at Ariels on the Howard Stern show justifies sticking him and every copy of everything hes ever written said or recorded in a shipping container and dumping it at sea.

Nu Metal never died in my millennial heart.

As an OG fan of Nu Metal, you should check out Amira Elfiky and Ally Nocholas. Pretty damn good artists just found them recently.

I had no idea kittie is back. The last time I saw them live was on the ozzfest when they were on stage with Pantera singing "walk".

Die Spitz Rules !!!!!

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i like the fact that my generation "revived" nu-metal and other genres but it kinda annoys me when people know only the most popular songs of most popular bands, korn is an example i love love love korn, they're one of my favorite nu-metal bands ever but it annoys me when people only know y'all want a single i appreciate the fact that other people love one of my favorite bands but korn has a very large discography, so i would really like if people listened to other great songs made by them i mean, it's okay if you got into them with that song but try to listen to other songs please i'm petty i know, but they have so many great songs

I don’t think Gen Z revived Nu-Metal, instead I think Gen Z just sees Millennial music culture as just one big thing. Whether it’s Nu-Metal/Rap Metal, Alt Metal, Post Grunge, Alt Rock, Club Rap, Crunk Rap, 00’s Dance PoP, Post Hardcore, PoP Punk, Emo, Crunkcore, 00’s Metalcore, 00’s Deathcore, or Indie music as all just one big thing. We don’t live in an era of original media anymore, we live in a very Post Modern, Recycled, and Fragmented media world today. Gen Z seem to think Nu-Metal/Rap Metal and PoP Punk/Emo are just a similar thing, when it’s anything but, if you’re an older Millennial born in the 80’s these different music fanbases and cultures fucking hated each other when they were teenagers and 20 somethings. Us Nu-Metal fans fucking despise the Emos. Guys dressing up like girls, what the fuck, just pure cringe the Emo/PoP Punk/Crunkcore shit was. But we forget how old you have to have been in order to see Nu-Metal during its popularity from 1997 to 2003. The kids that saw the popularity of Nu-Metal were born between 1983 to 1987, that are now in their late 30’s and hitting 40 now. The kids that liked Nu-Metal during its popularity are the Kyle stereotype, those that drink a lot of Red Bull and Monster Energy, watched Jackass, watched Wrestling, Boxing or MMA, and was into watching the XGames and Monster Jam, wears a lot of sports jerseys. Had pent up aggression. And They might’ve even had a poster of Sarah Michelle Gellar on their walls. They were somewhere in between The Jock and The Stoner in school, not popular enough to be the cool Jock as they liked sport but weren’t in shape enough to play it, but not quite the Stoner either. That was/is the quintessential Nu-Metal fan, and that pretty much almost sums me up as well. Just I weren’t born in the mid 80’s, I was born in the mid 90’s. But Gen Z take these Millennial era music genres and just think it’s all one big thing.

1999 gen z here. We didn't "discover" pop punk or nu-metal. That stuff was all over the radio in the 2000's when we were young kids (and still gets played, though not as much on variety channels) Back before tiktok was a thing, all the edgy kids still loved pop punk, emo, and or nu-metal. Alternative rock genres never stopped being something that teens like.

Love this analysis also you totally clocked me with the list of genres we (gen z) grew up on

FK GEN Z!

my son actually left midway in one of their later concerts around 2014...he said they looked like they wernt into it...and chris's voice was sub-par...I immediately made him wash his mouth out with soap,but he is usually very acute with his musical taste....I'm more pissed that he didnt take me.

Hendrix was an innovator. Vaughan was a stylist. I have all of their recordings and love both of their playing. Vaughan wouldn't have existed musically without Hendrix.

With out any bout's my #1 is Stevie Ray Vaughan. ❤❤❤❤

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His girl dont act mike that

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Sounds great. You Don have to call yourself sleezbag to be cool. I’m sure somebody that loves you really likes your real name. Rock on man.

Metal asf

I can hear the guitar part in my head while you play the bass line lol

Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Jar of Flies the right way

Hell yeah man!

Very well played and nice bass sound!🎸

Could you do a review of Soundgarden's "King Animal"? I think it's a fantastic record! 🍻🍻

the song that plays in the intro?

Who was a better guitarist s is the question and you answered it. SRV Your correct

Money and the business side always takes a toll...you can only be around the same people before shit gets old 😢

It seems like most of those bands of that generation were terrified of success

I saw them as the surprise guest for a kroq weenie roast. Opening up with Live to Rise. What a way to hear that song for the first time

really one of my favorite artists from this generation.... genuinely no misses from their entire album... not even from their demo album which is kinda insane like damn

I saw them twice on their last tour and they were very disconnected on stage. Ben Sheppard was visibly upset and didn’t seem to want to be there. That being said, they were a well oiled machine musically and the shows were amazing! Ultimately, I think they were burnt out and tired of each other. All things must pass

Caught this while teaching myself Chris's song "Call Me a Dog". Good stuff.

Imotape beat which one though

Whats the song used in the beginning

What's the footage in the beginning? nice track btw curious to hear more.

Great video!!!

Check out the song Hooked on Rock n Roll by Peter Criss on his 1978 KISS solo album. He has a good voice - the talent is there . Too many people who hate KISS listen with their eyes and not with their ears. ua-cam.com/video/jXeeYRK3Nss/v-deo.htmlsi=x8Ijj3dZcZ_Osi51

Further proof KISS members have musical talent - check this link of original Peter Criss playing drums 3 weeks ago with a 1930s New Jersey style swing jazz band. Peter is turning 78 in December and his drumming is pretty good here. He also was taught by legendary drummer Gene Kupra ua-cam.com/video/AR4s1EbrTJo/v-deo.htmlsi=P4yLevOCCoWG_35j

Stupid question!!!!! JH

Just a follow up post to your video saying KISS have no talent . No disrespect to you but your perception on KISS is really quite misguided & false . You said that KISS tried to abandon the make up and it ended being a flop. Again you haven't really done your research properly. They had a career of over 12 years without the makeup. In that time they released 7 new studio albums and 2 live albums and 1 greatest hits album with makeup and non makeup songs. They also performed 635 live concerts without the makeup in stadiums & arenas all over North America, Europe,Japan, Australia,and South America. They sold between 12-15 million albums worldwide without the makeup which consisted of 10 official album releases. That's no flop,& those sales are quite solid and decent. There has been a lot of good bands over time that never commercially made it and basically were one step above playing dive bars and seedy nightclubs. There has been a lot of bands that have lasted for 4-5 years, that's less than half the time KISS were touring the world without the makeup. I've been a KISS fan much longer than You have been alive and I'm a semi musician myself who knows talent when I hear it. Have a listen to this following link of another non makeup KISS song called - Reason To Live. That song was the most requested Music video to be played on American MTV in 1987/88 .Around that time Bon Jovi and Def Leppard were huge and got massive MTV exposure. You say they have no talent at all ?? Listen to the upper registry melodiç vocals of Paul Stanley's vocals, they are off the charts !! listen to the pitch & depth of the song & the guitar solo. The song is not too dissimilar to Forgeiner song - Waiting For a Girl like You & the Whitesnake song - Is this love. KISS lead singer Paul Stanley played the lead role in the Canadian Phantom of The Opera around the year 2000 - that takes much talent for a rock singer to perform in an opera play,which Paul at that time got standing ovations and applause night after night for a 9 month period. ua-cam.com/video/HshQidqYxjg/v-deo.htmlsi=SFdIoruQwOGFGQEt

KISS definitely had talent without the makeup.They certainly were no flop in that period of their history in between 1983-1995 they sold 12-15 million albums without the makeup !! that included 4 RIAA platinum albums,& 5 RIAA Gold albums. Their MTV unplugged 1995 concert is absolutely breathtaking go listen to the KISS song - I still love you. That is artistry !!! ua-cam.com/video/B4X4Z4Y6B4s/v-deo.htmlsi=TKI7asvjr4Ug_TFc

You wanted the best you got the best the hottest band in the world kiss!!!! Kiss the very best concerts and music!!!!!!!!!!!!

How many farewell tours have they been on.

Icp is trash

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Hey KISS doesn't suck. They're the best band in the world!

He was a creepy POS. Good riddance

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