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@TheCharismaticVoice How about a reaction on Coldrain - Gone? They are a big Japanese band that sing in english. I would like to know your opinion on the lead singer (Masato) his vocals and possibly insight on how to reach those notes.
The company is using legal speak to sidestep critique. It, by the FTC's report on the matter, disclosed user's email address, IP address, and health questionnaire's with large advertising agencies. While not directly showing names many user's names are in their email address. As for the second one I don't know what constitutes as healthcare info by their definition but a health questionnaire would, at least for me, fall under that banner of private medical info. While the HITRUST certification does help credibility I still have a hard time trusting a company that has in the past had such a lapse in judgement to sell user health questionnaire's to Facebook. In a country where federal fines are considered an operating cost in the same way that bribing politicians are, I just don't trust a publicly owned for profit company to have access to information of such importance. That being said I don't fault you for taking the ad. My distrust of corporations is systemic and so I am deeply distrustful of publicly traded companies (and private ones that are extremely massive), but that is my opinion. I could see how increasing access to therapy would be a worthy cause in most peoples eyes and with a HITRUST certification I completely understand taking it, I personally just wouldn't want to take the risk if something like that happened in the past.
The band suffered losses, introduced new members, told a story passing the baton over from one version of the band to another, new masks, killed off their old imagery (graphically) using their own fears of 'worst ways to die'. Epic.
Suicide is a frightening reality among men in particular and women as well. Men are being betten down by sociatiy for just being men. This has to stop because next time you need something fixed there will be no man to fix it. Try as they will women do not learn trades. So who is gonna fix your stuff?
@@kevinlatulippe6944 She hates that song (Necrophilia, Cannibalism all that) it's what made her so hesitant to do anything by Avenged, which sucks as LIBAD and The Stage are both phenomenal
Elizabeth, as mentioned previously, the studio video of "From Can to Can't" is amazing to see /hear Corey in a studio setting. I've have watched it many, many times in awe of his ability. A couple other videos that are a must see, the Guitar World Studios video of Corey performing "Through Glass" solo/acoustic and "Black Eyes Blue" acoustic and live for SiriusXM Octane Home Invasion Festival. Thank you for educating us all and opening a window that lets us see and hear metal in a totally different way. I catch myself rewinding songs I've heard a hundred times to listen to things I've never noticed, all thanks to you. Thanks again!
.5 the Gray Chapter was a sad time but a great Slipknot return after self titled album, Iowa were Perfect .3 Subliminal Verses and All Hope is Gone were ok this Album until now is great.
I think there is a kinda a nische band i would like to request a song analysis from, i think you would enjoy it! The band is called Seremedy and the song is called No Escape, they where a Swedish Visual Kei band that started in 2012, one of the members was a long time favourite of mine named Yohio! love the content!
@@TheCharismaticVoice Corey Taylor and Brian Johnson are by far my two favourite vocalists. I would be so thrilled if you managed to get a tea time interview with either one happen.
@@TheCharismaticVoice coery a real nice guy I've seen him do interviews on channels with 2k subs I know for a fact that at some point he love to come on by even let you violate his his vocal track
I'd like to recommend Maria Brink from In This Moment, her voice is fascinating and gives me chills. 🤘"Whore" and "Big Bad Wolf" are excellent but I love "The Fighter" it is very emotional.
You are adorable! This track is one of my favourite slipknot tracks and the way you dissect this and many other favourite metal tracks, really helps bring a whole new level to the songs I hadn't previously seen or understood. I enjoy them like they're brand new all over again! Thank you! 😊
Bother is great at showing his range if compared to other songs, but I think something like Sadist off of House of Gold & Bones Pt. 2 or even Me Inside off of Slipknot show his range within a track.
Great video! It may have been recommended to you or pointed out, but I am sure Corey would sign up for the science of what is going on in his throat (cammed up) on any song. He is a genuinely kind person that has given his time to a lot of podcasts. He believes in people, it's always the "it's the fight in the dog" mentality with him, it seems, which really lets his humility shine. Keep up the stellar work! 👍
from can to can’t is definitely worth checking out for more into corey's singing ability. it’s a one time collab featuring dave grohl on the drums, rick nielsen on guitar, and scott reeder on bass. definitely worth checking out
Hi Elizabeth! I'm a new fan that fell in love with your channel after watching all of your Shinedown content! I am SO hooked on your videos! I wanted to make a reccomendation, and hope this is the right format to do so. I would love to see you react and analyze a Here Come The Mummies song! They are a fun and award winning jazz-funk-fusion band with a STRONG humor element. Instrumentally and vocally, they are extremely talented once you peel back the layers of shtick and humor! Thanks for bringing joy with your channel!
Chris is afraid of birds, Craig is afraid of dogs, Mick is afraid of that one scene in Poltergeist, Corey and Jim hate explosions. Also, "The Devil In I" is really about the war inside yourself, he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest things you can do is to give in to that side of yourself."
seems like the title of the song is about fighting against that side we all have that we can't stand or hate. mine has always been with "fight or flight syndrome". particularly the fight side of it. it is difficult for me to lose my temper but once i do, i am no longer human. there is no thought or memory during that time. i go purely on animal instinct in which i have no way of controlling what i do. i actually fear what i may do during one of those times that i have no control over what i'm doing. thankfully, i have never caused more than minor injuries. i have no memory of any of those episodes other than what i have been told afterwards. it is one of the reasons i live alone.
What you said about mental health in music is so true, I’m a drummer/ songwriter in a band , 1 song in particular I wrote following the death of my wife, hearing that replayed every time we play is so bittersweet, hearing this song which to me is almost poetry and replaying the loss I felt and still feel stirs feelings and memories both good and painful every single time, best way I can describe it is to imagine the women you love and adore dieing then every time you go to work someone talks to you about her forcing you to to think about it, on 1 hand you love thinking about her but on the other you’re reminded she’s no longer with you, the wound stays fresh and never heals.
I enjoy how you take art that is so dark and heavy and analyze it through such a perceptive and compassionate lens. I also salute you for addressing mental health.
Seems to me that if you like Corey Taylor then Stone Sour is actually the band you want to listen to more than Slipknot. I don’t see any of that “grossing” anyone out. 🤷🏻♂️
Corey can make you scream in fear one minute, and cry the next. Unbelievable talent. I'm seeing him live in Zagreb, Croatia next month. Can't f@cking wait!!!
I remember in your tea time interview with Alissa White-Gluz how she too talked about how it's easier for her to switch between harsh and clean vocals during a song precisely because they use different muscles within the throat. She doesn't do this nearly at all in her new band: Arch Enemy, though 1 of the 2 times she did do so, the song Reason to Believe, actually fits perfectly with your focus on mental health, and is a great song in its own right for you to cover on the channel. Though it's in her work with her previous band: The Agonist, where she switched between harsh and clean vocals a lot in nearly(if not) every song. Some song recommendations from the Alissa era of The Agonist are: Business Suits and Combat Boots, Thank You, Pain, Panophobia and Rise and Fall. You can also check their newer material with their new vocalist, as they maintained their style of switching between harsh and clean vocals.
I'll say it again. You really need to do a reaction to In This Moment. Maria Brink is almost a gender swapped Corey Taylor. They both expertly know how to use harsh and clean vocals for max effect. BIG BAD WOLF would be a great start and you can feed your inner cosplay geek.
Your innocence is now gone forever. Your facial expressions are so entertaining throughout. I watched the prettier vocals draw you in to blow your mind in chorus. So amusing!!!
"you should've burned when you turned on everyone" that line gives me goosebumps every time. You should react to the Iowa album, his vocals have never been that insane since.
I love this song so much, but was definitely caught off guard when I first saw the video 😂😂 I think you should definitely check out tracks like nameless, vermillion pt.2, Nero forte, my plague, and dead memories 😭🔥🔥🔥
@@bullpups Lmao not sure what they did to you, but going under everyone’s comment just to bash their music is kinda odd. Use that energy to listen and comment on music you actually like 🫠
@@nmmboy Spying out my comments on other low frequency maggot replies is even odder. Use that energy to respond exclusively to the comment directed at you next time.
@@bullpups Lmao Spy? How about view other comments and see you right there in your feels about a band you supposedly don’t like. I saw those emotional comments and ignored them until you decided to type some under mine. You wrote under people’s comments who gave a positive remark just to start an argument like a child lol 😂
Hi Elizabeth!! New sub here and I'm thoroughly enjoying you break down songs from a different perspective. I'd love to see you do some content on Otep 😁 one of my favorite songs of theirs is Ghostflowers 🤘🏾
You should definitely check out "Dead Memories," at some point, for another great showcase of Corey Taylor's singing. It's one of Slipknot's songs that could be described as "beautiful" or "pretty."
Speaking of Live vs Video, Anoana Live by Heilung is beyond a great example of an amazing video vs an even Better Live performance. The way she goes up with it at the end is an awesome way to end it with the mix between highs and Kai's lows. Always good to see your video explanations and breakdowns of music!
Glad you noticed the differences in the ears as well. Simply because of how many people/instruments are in the band slipknot tend to always focus the left ear more on the clean sounds and the right ear on the distortion. This also helps you hear each sound a bit better on top of the additional feelings it gives.
You should check out Architects. It's a perfect mix of energetic high and low screaming together with beautiful clean vocals. I'd recommend the live version of "Royal Beggars".
Corey's live set in London is just beautiful and I'd love to see you react to either Bother (which is also incredible for the crowd involvement as well as Corey's singing) or Snuff, which is a truly personal song and you really get Corey at his stripped down soul bearing best.
I recommend you listen to this one "SoundCity - From Can to Can't"... and there are 2 versions on UA-cam, the first is the official video and the other is how Corey's voice was recorded
Your videos were my therapy when I was fighting with cancer. I would recommend you a KoRn song called Different World and it features Corey and its amazing collaboration. Have a great day and I am sending huge love for you and your family from Czechia Ps: Sorry if I make some grammar mistakes I am still learning english.
I know right? I respect content creators choosing to advertise services for income, but damn it's difficult to support them when they're pushing such an evil service like better help.
Hello! Newbie here, big fan of your channel. Corey Taylor’s “clean” voice is amazing in a song called “Me inside” off their 1st album. As much as I like Slipknot for as hard as they hit, his vocals on that track made it my favorite on the album. I really just wish it was longer!
Hello Elisabeth, thanks for the great reaction video! Seeing the music video for the first time was... yeah :D I'm curious, have you considered making a teatime interview with Corey Taylor?? I think it would be interesting for you both to discuss things, not only singing things =)
“They always make me feel like I’m going crazy” is probably one of the best descriptions of the band I’ve heard LOL. Especially when listening to their first 2 records
Word of warning Elizabeth, Better Help has had controversies in the past about their "therapists" not actually being licensed therapists, aka, should NOT be talking with people in distress
That was definitely something stated on their website, which has now been removed language. And truth be told, I used the service for 6 months myself, and it took me 3 different matches until I found someone I vibbed with.
Dear Elizabeth, could you react to Mastodon songs some day? This band has three vocalists: Troy Sanders, who is their longest time vocalist, Brent Hinds on lead guitar and Brann Dailor on drums. Their voices are amazingly different and still can fit into their songs. Highly recommend Pushing the Tides, Curl of The Burl or Teardrinker. Or listen Sultan's Curse for all three of them!
Ha! Glad you liked it! And yes, we totally agree mental health is crucial and you deserve help if you’re going through tough times. Your life is a blessing! Don’t end it!
I would love to see a podcast of this. Invite the band or vocalists n talk about it together. I feel like you break these down so well that the artists would love this as well!
If you haven't already, snuff by Slipknot is a great, emotional song. I'd love to hear you take on it! Also, thanks for your videos. I always look forward to them and the occasional premiere that I'm able to make it to!
I don’t know how many do this, but I use music like this in a way that when I sing/scream to it, I embody the emotions which let them out and leave me feeling just a bit more at peace than before.
There are new masks for every new album. This video represents the death and rebirth of each band member/character and the arrival of 2 new members then: the bassist and the drummer. It’s like a rite of passage, like the phoenix metaphor, except, as a metal band, they stressed on the death part for the disturbing effect of the visuals. Great video and great concept. By the way, check out their current new drummer, Eloy. He’s a beast.
For some fun, Corey Taylor gave “voice” to a Doctor Who creature called the Fisher King in an episode called “Before the Flood”, it’s a sound that when you hear it you immediately ask yourself “Was that Corey??” 😂
PLEASE react to Tallah! The vocalist Justin Bonitz is the most talented/versatile/intriguing harsh vocalist i have ever come across. The stories he tells and the raw emotion and the way he chooses to express every little thing is so compelling. He has so many techniques you cant count them, and he utilizes them so tastefully. I recommend listening to "No One Should Read This"
I absolutely love your reactions to metal, my personal favorite is your reaction to cemetery gates from Pantera, I think you would love hollow from them, absolutely gut wrenching but beautiful at the same time. Love from Denmark
Just going to put in my bid for a song from Slipknot's self titled album or Iowa. These two in particular were where Corey was still really thrashing his voice, it's be super interesting to get your perspective on the evolution he's had.
With all the times Elizabeth has covered Slipknot (apparently heeding her followers' recommendations), I'm pretty flabbergasted that she has yet to do any of the songs from the band's prime era, their first two albums, before Corey blew out his screaming voice. If she thinks she's heard his harshes, but hasn't listened to anything off of Iowa or the self-titled album, then she hasn't heard anything... His voice became a dry desert compared to the beast it was on those albums, likely because he didn't treat it well during that time, but boy did it give us some gnarly performances. It's gotten a little better again in recent years, but I reckon likely won't ever be quite like those old screams again. I'd suggest "Wait and Bleed", the song that really kicked off their stardom, but it's so short. She can't do something like "Surfacing" because half of the video would be silent from all the censoring. Perhaps "Eyeless" for its raw intensity... or how about "Purity", with it's mix of vocal techniques and haunting chorus cleans? Anything from those first two albums would be great to see her react to, though, even though most of the choices would likely be quiet intense (and in some cases downright scary) for someone of her sensibilities. Either way, it'd make for great entertainment! 🤣
I didn't know your channel, but it was a pleasant surprise. I'm a huge fan of this kind of video! I'm also a huge slipknot fan, so please bring more songs! cheers from brazil, land of their new drummer, Eloy 💚💛
You gotta check out their first two albums where corey was screaming in the worst way possible for his voice. Songs like eyeless, heretic anthem, or spit it out
The Citizens of Avatar Country patiently await your arrival as a tourist to our fabled land of freedom and metal. May you grace our land with your presence at the 'Chimp Mosh Pit' of our King and his Royal Orchestra. We look forward to your arrival.
I'm glad you're getting sponsors but a word of warning to everyone who is considering to use Better Help. Do your research and know what you're getting into. They have a controversial track record and it doesn't look like they have changed much since the last time they were called out a year or two ago.
Can we please, please, please get some more Blackbriar on the channel? I saw them live last week in Seattle, and they were stunning. They opened for Battle Beast (please feature them sometime!), who put on an exceptional show as well, one of the best I've seen in a long time. I'd love to hear you compare and contrast the two vocalists, Zora (Blackbriar) and Noora (Battle Beast), who seem to have completely different approaches and styles (at least to my untrained ears). Zora's voice casts a hauntingly beautiful spell, while Noora's has such power and edge that it punches you in the face, and you love her for it! I always enjoy your breakdowns; keep up the good work! I've found quite a few new favorite bands and musicians from your channel... thank you!
so this is the new strategy of betterhelp? before they onboarded phillip defranco to vouch for them, and now they are aware that people know they're shady so they prep the content creators with a PR statement beforehand lol lmao this is the same as a VPN or crypto sponsorship btw, you might think it's harmless or not your business what your audience does, but these things are inherently predatory. There's simply no way to trust betterhelp is legit, especially when they've been in legal trouble
I was a therapist for them for a very short time. They are an awful company. Treacherous. I had a terrible experience working for them. I no longer watch anyone sponsored by them. That pr garbage used to justify the use of that sponsor and then to use the mental health or an artist in the same video is frankly, shameful. I'm sure this comment will also be deleted 😅
@@Dana_Rose_ I have zero intention of deleting your comment, and I don’t know why you think we would? There are a lot of companies that have questionable employment practices, and yet are extremely popular. Amazon, Walmart, Tesla. Even the diamond trade. Diamonds are forever… And yet, there’s no product that I know of that can provide a therapist or counselor to someone who lives in the remote reaches of rural areas. I’d love a solution that can provide mental health to them when no mental healthcare exists. Please, if you have a solution for that, let me know.
When you talked about communicating immotion in a simple way with a limited range, it reminded me of this song. (You'll get yours aplenty by Blaze Foley) the song is only 2 minutes long but there's a whole world of immotion and meaning to be found in some simple observations with the right inflection and a guitar. The best way that I can think to describe. It is soul crushingly simple for those who have eyes to see. Thanks for another great analysis.
I 100% recommend “From Can to Can’t”. It’s a collaboration with multiple rock legends including Corey Taylor on vocals and Dave Growl on drums. An amazing song that shows the capability of Corey Taylor’s cleaner vocals.
My two favorite vocalists on the planet here. One that is singing this song and one that is examining this song from the standpoint of another professional singers point of view!! That is awesome!!
I got excited seeing this one! This was the first Slipknot song I'd heard, and it helped me through a very rough part of my life mental health wise by giving me a newfound sense of purpose I guess, in that I then knew what I wanted to do with my life, being writing and performing music. I was interested in music, but this song REALLY cemented that passion, which I'm very thankful for. The other thing is that I'm pretty sure the actions in the music video are inspired by the members' fears. Jim hates explosions, Chris hates birds, Sid needs his fingers for DJ'ing, etc. But I also have a suspicion that the stabbing scene was maybe meant to be seen as an initiation, since the guys in the wheelchairs, Jay and Vman, were new members at the time. Up until that point you only see them in the wheelchairs, but after the stabbing they're also seen in the room playing their respective instruments. That's my headcanon at least lol
I'm amazed that we've not yet seen a reaction to the amazing Kasey Chambers cover of Eminim's "Lose Yourself" Even if you don't know the original, it's a truly spectacular thing in its own right.
I just found a song/group that would be great for you to do an analysis on. Not metal but four guys with extensive vocal training delivering harmonies in a distinctive approach to a mix of classical pop hits, timeless opera favorites, powerful film music and contemporary songs. The group is called The Dutch Tenors. The song is a mash up of 'Shallow' from the movie "A Star is Born" and "The Sound of Silence".
Please look into analyzing Paul McCartney's voice from the live album "Wings Over America" (1976). His voice on the album ranges from pleasantly smooth, to full out rocker, to even bluesy. He is truly the man of a thousand voices!
@TheCharismaticVoice at 24:56 when you replay the part when everything goes quiet then explodes out again. That's the vacuum create by the blast. You're a trooper for getting through this, too. I love these guys. If you want Corey more traditional try "Vermillion Pt. 2." It's Slipknot's unplugged version of that. I prefer their other works when I need to annihilate the madness within, though.
The contrast, the emotion, the ups and downs is what keeps me coming back to Slipknot. They're just like life. Extreme contrast. I love it. Too many times, we've let it come to this! \m/
you should do I can’t believe from the Stone Sour demo. I think it was in 92 or 94. And that’s a 17-year-old Cory Taylor singing. it’s crazy comparing it to now
@23:48 there's the classic scene "you can pinpoint the second when his heart rips in half" ua-cam.com/video/BcVUvvc4mms/v-deo.htmlsi=Yg2RDgC9XM43ZTQm&t=24
This is your fifth Slipknot. Since you are a metal head, hopefully you will get to some old school metal you have not done yet - Accept, Anthrax, Exodus, Metal Church, Overkill, Slayer, Testament to name a few.
Yeah, her still doing Slipknot is getting old. They aren't that good and never were. For that matter, Corey's not that interesting of a vocalist (or a person), I'd have rather she'd done another Nightwish song (and given that POTT just came out, I'm surprised she's not tripping over herself to do that) tbh, and even they've been done to death here. Accept would be interesting, cos Udo's vocals are EXTREMELY divisive.
I have Anthrax and Slayer on my list, and I think Testament. But I haven't heard of the others. As far as Nightwish, there's a reason we haven't covered them in almost two years. But that might change soon!
@@TheCharismaticVoice They've had a few singers, the ones on the classic albums are David Wayne and Mike Howe. David Wayne might be alittle abrasive. Then again, so may Mike Howe.😅
lmao why are y’all complaining about how many times she’s reacted to an artist or group? She obviously likes to react to them, but she always moves along with new talent eventually lol 😂 I’ve been waiting for several band reactions myself, but I love that she has some that she loves to go back to.
@@nmmboyAll depends if you are into the ones she is. Unfortunately a band that is popular doesn't mean it's best. Just has a good promotor and $$$$$$ behind them.
Hello lovelies!
I know there was a recent FTC settlement with BetterHelp in regards to patients' data being used for advertising purposes between 2017 and 2020. I have had discussions with the BetterHelp teams, and it’s been relayed that at no time have any members’ names or clinical data from therapy sessions ever been shared with any advertisers, publishers, social media platforms or any other similar third parties. You can read this in more detail in their Privacy Policy here: www.betterhelp.com/your-questions-answered/
Additionally, since the settlement they have been certified by HITRUST, which is an industry-recognized gold standard for providing the highest level of information protection. It is one of the most recognized data security certification programs in the health industry.
I would never promote a product I didn’t deeply believe in, and BetterHelp is a service that helps some of us find the therapists we may need to help us through those dark times, or prevent dark times. If you’d like to know more, let’s engage here in this comment thread!
Hey please react to war on drugs - I don’t live here anymore. FT Lucius
Slipknot Shock and Awe is legendary 😅
@TheCharismaticVoice How about a reaction on Coldrain - Gone? They are a big Japanese band that sing in english. I would like to know your opinion on the lead singer (Masato) his vocals and possibly insight on how to reach those notes.
The company is using legal speak to sidestep critique. It, by the FTC's report on the matter, disclosed user's email address, IP address, and health questionnaire's with large advertising agencies. While not directly showing names many user's names are in their email address. As for the second one I don't know what constitutes as healthcare info by their definition but a health questionnaire would, at least for me, fall under that banner of private medical info.
While the HITRUST certification does help credibility I still have a hard time trusting a company that has in the past had such a lapse in judgement to sell user health questionnaire's to Facebook. In a country where federal fines are considered an operating cost in the same way that bribing politicians are, I just don't trust a publicly owned for profit company to have access to information of such importance.
That being said I don't fault you for taking the ad. My distrust of corporations is systemic and so I am deeply distrustful of publicly traded companies (and private ones that are extremely massive), but that is my opinion. I could see how increasing access to therapy would be a worthy cause in most peoples eyes and with a HITRUST certification I completely understand taking it, I personally just wouldn't want to take the risk if something like that happened in the past.
Deleting my comment about BetterHelp being a scam is a bad look
The band suffered losses, introduced new members, told a story passing the baton over from one version of the band to another, new masks, killed off their old imagery (graphically) using their own fears of 'worst ways to die'.
Epic.
She need to react to unsainted by slipknot now
Sound engineering is an art
They are showing what happens actually when you partake in to many indulgences
Suicide is a frightening reality among men in particular and women as well. Men are being betten down by sociatiy for just being men. This has to stop because next time you need something fixed there will be no man to fix it. Try as they will women do not learn trades. So who is gonna fix your stuff?
@@kevinlatulippe6944 She hates that song (Necrophilia, Cannibalism all that) it's what made her so hesitant to do anything by Avenged, which sucks as LIBAD and The Stage are both phenomenal
Elizabeth, as mentioned previously, the studio video of "From Can to Can't" is amazing to see /hear Corey in a studio setting. I've have watched it many, many times in awe of his ability.
A couple other videos that are a must see, the Guitar World Studios video of Corey performing "Through Glass" solo/acoustic and "Black Eyes Blue" acoustic and live for SiriusXM Octane Home Invasion Festival. Thank you for educating us all and opening a window that lets us see and hear metal in a totally different way. I catch myself rewinding songs I've heard a hundred times to listen to things I've never noticed, all thanks to you. Thanks again!
Corey Taylor revealed that this song (and the whole album for that matter) was written by the band in an effort to process the death of Paul Gray.
that whole album was
I believe the whole album was about that.
The entire album was a requiem
.5 the Gray Chapter was a sad time but a great Slipknot return after self titled album, Iowa were Perfect .3 Subliminal Verses and All Hope is Gone were ok this Album until now is great.
He said this song was specifically about the internal struggle to fight giving up.
I think there is a kinda a nische band i would like to request a song analysis from, i think you would enjoy it! The band is called Seremedy and the song is called No Escape, they where a Swedish Visual Kei band that started in 2012, one of the members was a long time favourite of mine named Yohio! love the content!
I would love a Teatime interview with Corey Taylor.
As would I.
@@TheCharismaticVoice make it happen! ❤️🙏
@@TheCharismaticVoice Corey Taylor and Brian Johnson are by far my two favourite vocalists. I would be so thrilled if you managed to get a tea time interview with either one happen.
@@TheCharismaticVoice PLEASE
@@TheCharismaticVoice coery a real nice guy I've seen him do interviews on channels with 2k subs I know for a fact that at some point he love to come on by even let you violate his his vocal track
One of my favourite Slipknot songs. That intro is fantastic! I love playing it in my car, gives me goosebumps every time.
"It feels like he's being contained" - I had to smirk knowing what was about to come
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That Marshal Bowdrie profile pic takes me back, RIP Creatures.
This is my new favourite youtube Channel! Thank you for what you do!
Killpop is the next song after this, and you can hear that reverse siren fading into the beginning of Killpop, it's a great effect
It's not a great effect is it? I know you don't really believe that
@@darren6202 yeah you're right. I lied about what I think is cool and interesting
@@darren6202 fans like you are the worst. you don't like something so nobody should like that thing
@@darren6202 Hey man, Nice shot. Iykyk
@@urwifesbf I dont like your comment. BTW i'm not a fan
I'd like to recommend Maria Brink from In This Moment, her voice is fascinating and gives me chills. 🤘"Whore" and "Big Bad Wolf" are excellent but I love "The Fighter" it is very emotional.
Yes! love Maria Brink and In This Moment. Soooo good. I hope she does it.
Roots and Beautiful tragedy are so good too... absolutely my first go-tos
Agreed! Please do In This Moment!!
Insane singer, i love The Purge, that hight note, crazy
Agreed! Full love for Maria, she’s amazing
Other reactors on the gore scenes: *censored*
Elizabeth: „Yeah let‘s go uncut!“
Hell yeah.
Shes willing to be uncomfortable just to review. Thats pretty badass
You are adorable! This track is one of my favourite slipknot tracks and the way you dissect this and many other favourite metal tracks, really helps bring a whole new level to the songs I hadn't previously seen or understood. I enjoy them like they're brand new all over again! Thank you! 😊
Stone Sour - Bother is probably what you want to look into if you want to see Coreys vocal range
I want her to do Omega lol
Another good one.
Bother is great at showing his range if compared to other songs, but I think something like Sadist off of House of Gold & Bones Pt. 2 or even Me Inside off of Slipknot show his range within a track.
Bother live with Keith Caputo at the road runner live
Seconded but also Hesitate
Great video! It may have been recommended to you or pointed out, but I am sure Corey would sign up for the science of what is going on in his throat (cammed up) on any song. He is a genuinely kind person that has given his time to a lot of podcasts. He believes in people, it's always the "it's the fight in the dog" mentality with him, it seems, which really lets his humility shine. Keep up the stellar work! 👍
from can to can’t is definitely worth checking out for more into corey's singing ability. it’s a one time collab featuring dave grohl on the drums, rick nielsen on guitar, and scott reeder on bass. definitely worth checking out
I totally agree!
One of my favorite Corey Taylor vocal performances. SO SO good
Just watched that documentary, it was awesome
It’s a good one! Since she is on a big Grohl kick I hope she checks out that whole album and documentary surrounding the records. Pretty cool thing.
Amazing song and amazing album from a really great documentary!
Hi Elizabeth! I'm a new fan that fell in love with your channel after watching all of your Shinedown content! I am SO hooked on your videos!
I wanted to make a reccomendation, and hope this is the right format to do so. I would love to see you react and analyze a Here Come The Mummies song! They are a fun and award winning jazz-funk-fusion band with a STRONG humor element. Instrumentally and vocally, they are extremely talented once you peel back the layers of shtick and humor!
Thanks for bringing joy with your channel!
Chris is afraid of birds, Craig is afraid of dogs, Mick is afraid of that one scene in Poltergeist, Corey and Jim hate explosions.
Also, "The Devil In I" is really about the war inside yourself, he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest things you can do is to give in to that side of yourself."
My demon in this video would he someone copying and pasting jokes I made on another video and then getting more likes for it than I did.
Mine would be either hornets or fire ants
@@matthewroberts3125agreed, hornets and wasps for me.
Money, get me in a room with a lot of.
seems like the title of the song is about fighting against that side we all have that we can't stand or hate.
mine has always been with "fight or flight syndrome". particularly the fight side of it. it is difficult for me to lose my temper but once i do, i am no longer human. there is no thought or memory during that time. i go purely on animal instinct in which i have no way of controlling what i do. i actually fear what i may do during one of those times that i have no control over what i'm doing. thankfully, i have never caused more than minor injuries. i have no memory of any of those episodes other than what i have been told afterwards. it is one of the reasons i live alone.
What you said about mental health in music is so true, I’m a drummer/ songwriter in a band , 1 song in particular I wrote following the death of my wife, hearing that replayed every time we play is so bittersweet, hearing this song which to me is almost poetry and replaying the loss I felt and still feel stirs feelings and memories both good and painful every single time, best way I can describe it is to imagine the women you love and adore dieing then every time you go to work someone talks to you about her forcing you to to think about it, on 1 hand you love thinking about her but on the other you’re reminded she’s no longer with you, the wound stays fresh and never heals.
Im 60 and over the past two years have fallen in love with Slipknot, both Joey and Jay. ❤ 🥁
how about Eloy?
Old Slipknot is the best. Wait and bleed, Disasterpiece, Eeyore, etc.
@@paddington1670 Can't see California without Marlon Brando's eyes.
Hell yeah!
@@paddington1670 Hi Paddington 👋 🎸
I enjoy how you take art that is so dark and heavy and analyze it through such a perceptive and compassionate lens. I also salute you for addressing mental health.
Seems to me that if you like Corey Taylor then Stone Sour is actually the band you want to listen to more than Slipknot. I don’t see any of that “grossing” anyone out. 🤷🏻♂️
She obviously did not mean this as critique 😂
Corey Taylor is one of the most talented singers
Corey can make you scream in fear one minute, and cry the next. Unbelievable talent. I'm seeing him live in Zagreb, Croatia next month. Can't f@cking wait!!!
You haven’t seen gross till you have seen cannibal corpse I would love to see Elizabeth get through one of their songs.
Or, just don't watch the music videos if the thematic horror aesthetic is distracting.
I remember in your tea time interview with Alissa White-Gluz how she too talked about how it's easier for her to switch between harsh and clean vocals during a song precisely because they use different muscles within the throat. She doesn't do this nearly at all in her new band: Arch Enemy, though 1 of the 2 times she did do so, the song Reason to Believe, actually fits perfectly with your focus on mental health, and is a great song in its own right for you to cover on the channel. Though it's in her work with her previous band: The Agonist, where she switched between harsh and clean vocals a lot in nearly(if not) every song. Some song recommendations from the Alissa era of The Agonist are: Business Suits and Combat Boots, Thank You, Pain, Panophobia and Rise and Fall. You can also check their newer material with their new vocalist, as they maintained their style of switching between harsh and clean vocals.
I'll say it again. You really need to do a reaction to In This Moment. Maria Brink is almost a gender swapped Corey Taylor. They both expertly know how to use harsh and clean vocals for max effect. BIG BAD WOLF would be a great start and you can feed your inner cosplay geek.
Never heard her compared to Corey. Always been Mansion. Still, I agree
Big Bad Wolf is a pretty weak song. Sex Metal Barbie, Sick Like Me, Whore, Fighter, much better choices imo.
Agree
@@Dyrtbag68Sick Like Me should be the song
Maria was better on her first 3 albums. Then she just went Manson/NIN and moans most of her lyrics now 😕
Your innocence is now gone forever. Your facial expressions are so entertaining throughout. I watched the prettier vocals draw you in to blow your mind in chorus. So amusing!!!
8:39 cutest "eeeeww" I've ever heard
Old video I know but the hectic double bass inclusion during "too many times we've let it come to this" is just masterful.
Fun fact: As part of their initiation, the band actually stabbed V-Man and Jay Weinberg to death.
"you should've burned when you turned on everyone" that line gives me goosebumps every time. You should react to the Iowa album, his vocals have never been that insane since.
I love this song so much, but was definitely caught off guard when I first saw the video 😂😂 I think you should definitely check out tracks like nameless, vermillion pt.2, Nero forte, my plague, and dead memories 😭🔥🔥🔥
Slipknot blows
@@bullpups Lmao not sure what they did to you, but going under everyone’s comment just to bash their music is kinda odd. Use that energy to listen and comment on music you actually like 🫠
@@nmmboy Spying out my comments on other low frequency maggot replies is even odder. Use that energy to respond exclusively to the comment directed at you next time.
@@bullpups Lmao Spy? How about view other comments and see you right there in your feels about a band you supposedly don’t like. I saw those emotional comments and ignored them until you decided to type some under mine. You wrote under people’s comments who gave a positive remark just to start an argument like a child lol 😂
Was also going to recommend vermillion pt 2!
Hi Elizabeth!! New sub here and I'm thoroughly enjoying you break down songs from a different perspective. I'd love to see you do some content on Otep 😁 one of my favorite songs of theirs is Ghostflowers 🤘🏾
You should definitely check out "Dead Memories," at some point, for another great showcase of Corey Taylor's singing. It's one of Slipknot's songs that could be described as "beautiful" or "pretty."
It’s one of the only songs I can listen to loudly as loud noises usually panic me but it calms me
Speaking of Live vs Video, Anoana Live by Heilung is beyond a great example of an amazing video vs an even Better Live performance. The way she goes up with it at the end is an awesome way to end it with the mix between highs and Kai's lows. Always good to see your video explanations and breakdowns of music!
Glad you noticed the differences in the ears as well. Simply because of how many people/instruments are in the band slipknot tend to always focus the left ear more on the clean sounds and the right ear on the distortion. This also helps you hear each sound a bit better on top of the additional feelings it gives.
Loved hearing about the research on hard vocals. Lets go!1🖤🖤🖤
You should check out Architects. It's a perfect mix of energetic high and low screaming together with beautiful clean vocals. I'd recommend the live version of "Royal Beggars".
The live at Abbey Road version of Impermanence would be amazing to get a breakdown of. Sam's vocals are always so good.
thanks for reacting to this song i've been waiting for a while
I would love to see a analysis of the singer of Avatar Johannes Eckerström, he has some insane harsh vocals and some angelic cleans
Probably Bloody Angel would be a good start
I'm gonna check that out! but if you're into clean to harsh, Periphery's singer is insanely good at that.
I would love a reaction to "let it burn"
@@Kyson98 Let It Burn does have some interesting notes in it that he hits. I would even compare a couple of them to Halford
I also would love to see an analysis of Johannes Eckerström. Avatar is so underated!
Corey's live set in London is just beautiful and I'd love to see you react to either Bother (which is also incredible for the crowd involvement as well as Corey's singing) or Snuff, which is a truly personal song and you really get Corey at his stripped down soul bearing best.
Elizabeth,
For Slipknot's "The Devil In I" might I suggest playing a drinking game involving Pepto Bismol.
omg, right?!
I recommend you listen to this one "SoundCity - From Can to Can't"... and there are 2 versions on UA-cam, the first is the official video and the other is how Corey's voice was recorded
Yes!! this and the collab with Apocalyptica!
Your videos were my therapy when I was fighting with cancer.
I would recommend you a KoRn song called Different World and it features Corey and its amazing collaboration.
Have a great day and I am sending huge love for you and your family from Czechia
Ps: Sorry if I make some grammar mistakes I am still learning english.
You know what videos are therapeutic as fuck? hoof GP. Sounds weird. But try it.
Your English was great. Never apologize for speaking a second language. 🙂
You're speaking it better than some native speakers.
Great stuff. Never change Elizabeth!
So who's gonna tell her betterhelp is garbage and sells client info, doesn't vet their therapists, and sworn off by all the OG youtubers?
not me, she doesn't have to believe in a product to sell it. I say Get that Grift, pay those Bills
I know right? I respect content creators choosing to advertise services for income, but damn it's difficult to support them when they're pushing such an evil service like better help.
Or you could simply read her pinned comment addressing this very topic. 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@roborob4000 this whole content creator nonsense will hopefully go away one day. Half of it is garbage. Make that 95%.
@@endless013gross
Hello! Newbie here, big fan of your channel. Corey Taylor’s “clean” voice is amazing in a song called “Me inside” off their 1st album. As much as I like Slipknot for as hard as they hit, his vocals on that track made it my favorite on the album. I really just wish it was longer!
Hello Elisabeth, thanks for the great reaction video! Seeing the music video for the first time was... yeah :D
I'm curious, have you considered making a teatime interview with Corey Taylor?? I think it would be interesting for you both to discuss things, not only singing things =)
“They always make me feel like I’m going crazy” is probably one of the best descriptions of the band I’ve heard LOL. Especially when listening to their first 2 records
Word of warning Elizabeth, Better Help has had controversies in the past about their "therapists" not actually being licensed therapists, aka, should NOT be talking with people in distress
That was definitely something stated on their website, which has now been removed language. And truth be told, I used the service for 6 months myself, and it took me 3 different matches until I found someone I vibbed with.
God forbid a person in distress talks to a person who hasn’t got a Master’s degree. Whatever did we do before the experts came along?
They also don’t take health insurance and are insanely expensive
ill play my mini violin for you....who cares.
@@Charlie_Xmas They are indeed not serious - it's sarcasm. Anytime a sentence begins with "god forbid" it's usually sarcastic.
Dear Elizabeth, could you react to Mastodon songs some day? This band has three vocalists: Troy Sanders, who is their longest time vocalist, Brent Hinds on lead guitar and Brann Dailor on drums. Their voices are amazingly different and still can fit into their songs.
Highly recommend Pushing the Tides, Curl of The Burl or Teardrinker. Or listen Sultan's Curse for all three of them!
Ha! Glad you liked it! And yes, we totally agree mental health is crucial and you deserve help if you’re going through tough times. Your life is a blessing! Don’t end it!
I would love to see a podcast of this. Invite the band or vocalists n talk about it together. I feel like you break these down so well that the artists would love this as well!
If you haven't already, snuff by Slipknot is a great, emotional song. I'd love to hear you take on it!
Also, thanks for your videos. I always look forward to them and the occasional premiere that I'm able to make it to!
Snuff would be the only Slipknot song I would suggest.
I think she did the acoustic version, I could be wrong though
@@ThermicSky Correct
I don’t know how many do this, but I use music like this in a way that when I sing/scream to it, I embody the emotions which let them out and leave me feeling just a bit more at peace than before.
There are new masks for every new album. This video represents the death and rebirth of each band member/character and the arrival of 2 new members then: the bassist and the drummer.
It’s like a rite of passage, like the phoenix metaphor, except, as a metal band, they stressed on the death part for the disturbing effect of the visuals.
Great video and great concept.
By the way, check out their current new drummer, Eloy. He’s a beast.
I'd love to see your reaction of anything from the Infected rain, or Lena Scissorhands especially 😅❤❤
Sweet. That was two albums ago but great! Three Maggots in one household, two generations. ❤🤘
I'm convinced getting gullible fans to call themselves maggots is a long standing troll on Slipknot's part.
@@bullpups Or we are big fans and have no issues being called maggots? I been a fan of the Knot since 1999 and will gladly call myself a maggot =P
it was nice having you listen to one of their more chill songs, and Corey is so talented indeed
For some fun, Corey Taylor gave “voice” to a Doctor Who creature called the Fisher King in an episode called “Before the Flood”, it’s a sound that when you hear it you immediately ask yourself “Was that Corey??” 😂
It's similar to the vocalizations he makes in the song "Gently" on Iowa.
PLEASE react to Tallah! The vocalist Justin Bonitz is the most talented/versatile/intriguing harsh vocalist i have ever come across. The stories he tells and the raw emotion and the way he chooses to express every little thing is so compelling. He has so many techniques you cant count them, and he utilizes them so tastefully. I recommend listening to "No One Should Read This"
Nice lulabay with a so relaxing video! I thnk I'll finally sleep tonight🤣
Lolz
I absolutely love your reactions to metal, my personal favorite is your reaction to cemetery gates from Pantera, I think you would love hollow from them, absolutely gut wrenching but beautiful at the same time. Love from Denmark
Just going to put in my bid for a song from Slipknot's self titled album or Iowa.
These two in particular were where Corey was still really thrashing his voice, it's be super interesting to get your perspective on the evolution he's had.
I can't believe no one has suggested you react to Vermillion (Part 2 is my favorite, but definitely listen to both!) That man has a beautiful voice.
With all the times Elizabeth has covered Slipknot (apparently heeding her followers' recommendations), I'm pretty flabbergasted that she has yet to do any of the songs from the band's prime era, their first two albums, before Corey blew out his screaming voice. If she thinks she's heard his harshes, but hasn't listened to anything off of Iowa or the self-titled album, then she hasn't heard anything... His voice became a dry desert compared to the beast it was on those albums, likely because he didn't treat it well during that time, but boy did it give us some gnarly performances. It's gotten a little better again in recent years, but I reckon likely won't ever be quite like those old screams again.
I'd suggest "Wait and Bleed", the song that really kicked off their stardom, but it's so short. She can't do something like "Surfacing" because half of the video would be silent from all the censoring. Perhaps "Eyeless" for its raw intensity... or how about "Purity", with it's mix of vocal techniques and haunting chorus cleans? Anything from those first two albums would be great to see her react to, though, even though most of the choices would likely be quiet intense (and in some cases downright scary) for someone of her sensibilities. Either way, it'd make for great entertainment! 🤣
I didn't know your channel, but it was a pleasant surprise. I'm a huge fan of this kind of video! I'm also a huge slipknot fan, so please bring more songs!
cheers from brazil, land of their new drummer, Eloy 💚💛
Can you plz listen to show me how to live by audioslave. It's such an amazing song.
One of Audioslave's best by far! I think a lot of people could and do relate to that song 🎵
The live version, where you can see how he makes that sound? Brilliant
OMG! Look what hit my feed on my B Day! Finally getting to the good stuff. Happy birthday to me. 🎉
You gotta check out their first two albums where corey was screaming in the worst way possible for his voice. Songs like eyeless, heretic anthem, or spit it out
Nah, you need scissors.
One of the most uncomfortable ends to a song
@@theomega616second this
good songs
Who would've thought The Charismatic Voice would become a true metalhead throughout her youtube journey?
I love it!
The Citizens of Avatar Country patiently await your arrival as a tourist to our fabled land of freedom and metal. May you grace our land with your presence at the 'Chimp Mosh Pit' of our King and his Royal Orchestra. We look forward to your arrival.
Yessssss 👹🤘
You have to do “City and colour”
His voice is amazing, lots of live videos to pick from. But his “rain when I die” cover is haunting!
I'm glad you're getting sponsors but a word of warning to everyone who is considering to use Better Help. Do your research and know what you're getting into. They have a controversial track record and it doesn't look like they have changed much since the last time they were called out a year or two ago.
Can we please, please, please get some more Blackbriar on the channel? I saw them live last week in Seattle, and they were stunning. They opened for Battle Beast (please feature them sometime!), who put on an exceptional show as well, one of the best I've seen in a long time.
I'd love to hear you compare and contrast the two vocalists, Zora (Blackbriar) and Noora (Battle Beast), who seem to have completely different approaches and styles (at least to my untrained ears). Zora's voice casts a hauntingly beautiful spell, while Noora's has such power and edge that it punches you in the face, and you love her for it!
I always enjoy your breakdowns; keep up the good work! I've found quite a few new favorite bands and musicians from your channel... thank you!
I recommend checking out some "ICE NINE KILLS" songs, especially from the silver scream 1 and 2 albums. They are horror themed goodness
In the video, each band member faced the way they feared to be 'deleted' the most.
so this is the new strategy of betterhelp? before they onboarded phillip defranco to vouch for them, and now they are aware that people know they're shady so they prep the content creators with a PR statement beforehand
lol
lmao
this is the same as a VPN or crypto sponsorship btw, you might think it's harmless or not your business what your audience does, but these things are inherently predatory. There's simply no way to trust betterhelp is legit, especially when they've been in legal trouble
Facebook has been in legal trouble. Do you still use that, or Instagram, or WhatsApp?
@@kirkmccune7944 Facebook doesn't advertise itself as a mental health service.
@@kirkmccune7944 use? on occasion. trust or advocate for to people who are already struggling mentally? tf drugs you on to even suggest that?
I was a therapist for them for a very short time. They are an awful company. Treacherous. I had a terrible experience working for them. I no longer watch anyone sponsored by them. That pr garbage used to justify the use of that sponsor and then to use the mental health or an artist in the same video is frankly, shameful. I'm sure this comment will also be deleted 😅
@@Dana_Rose_ I have zero intention of deleting your comment, and I don’t know why you think we would?
There are a lot of companies that have questionable employment practices, and yet are extremely popular. Amazon, Walmart, Tesla. Even the diamond trade. Diamonds are forever…
And yet, there’s no product that I know of that can provide a therapist or counselor to someone who lives in the remote reaches of rural areas. I’d love a solution that can provide mental health to them when no mental healthcare exists.
Please, if you have a solution for that, let me know.
When you talked about communicating immotion in a simple way with a limited range, it reminded me of this song.
(You'll get yours aplenty by Blaze Foley)
the song is only 2 minutes long but there's a whole world of immotion and meaning to be found in some simple observations with the right inflection and a guitar. The best way that I can think to describe. It is soul crushingly simple for those who have eyes to see. Thanks for another great analysis.
What a shame that BetterHelp scam is back...
😂
I 100% recommend “From Can to Can’t”. It’s a collaboration with multiple rock legends including Corey Taylor on vocals and Dave Growl on drums. An amazing song that shows the capability of Corey Taylor’s cleaner vocals.
Don’t know if you’ve see/reacted to Killpop but the would be a good reaction to see.
My two favorite vocalists on the planet here. One that is singing this song and one that is examining this song from the standpoint of another professional singers point of view!! That is awesome!!
Stop taking money from better help it’s literally a scam.
I got excited seeing this one! This was the first Slipknot song I'd heard, and it helped me through a very rough part of my life mental health wise by giving me a newfound sense of purpose I guess, in that I then knew what I wanted to do with my life, being writing and performing music. I was interested in music, but this song REALLY cemented that passion, which I'm very thankful for.
The other thing is that I'm pretty sure the actions in the music video are inspired by the members' fears. Jim hates explosions, Chris hates birds, Sid needs his fingers for DJ'ing, etc. But I also have a suspicion that the stabbing scene was maybe meant to be seen as an initiation, since the guys in the wheelchairs, Jay and Vman, were new members at the time. Up until that point you only see them in the wheelchairs, but after the stabbing they're also seen in the room playing their respective instruments. That's my headcanon at least lol
I'm amazed that we've not yet seen a reaction to the amazing Kasey Chambers cover of Eminim's "Lose Yourself" Even if you don't know the original, it's a truly spectacular thing in its own right.
Oh hell yes! For me it's up there with The Sound Of Silence and Hurt
Yes. this is the one I want to see.
I just found a song/group that would be great for you to do an analysis on. Not metal but four guys with extensive vocal training delivering harmonies in a distinctive approach to a mix of classical pop hits, timeless opera favorites, powerful film music and contemporary songs. The group is called The Dutch Tenors. The song is a mash up of 'Shallow' from the movie "A Star is Born" and "The Sound of Silence".
Please look into analyzing Paul McCartney's voice from the live album "Wings Over America" (1976). His voice on the album ranges from pleasantly smooth, to full out rocker, to even bluesy. He is truly the man of a thousand voices!
@TheCharismaticVoice at 24:56 when you replay the part when everything goes quiet then explodes out again. That's the vacuum create by the blast. You're a trooper for getting through this, too. I love these guys. If you want Corey more traditional try "Vermillion Pt. 2." It's Slipknot's unplugged version of that. I prefer their other works when I need to annihilate the madness within, though.
Elizabeth do some Journey please
The contrast, the emotion, the ups and downs is what keeps me coming back to Slipknot.
They're just like life. Extreme contrast. I love it.
Too many times, we've let it come to this! \m/
You should react to Roots Bloody Roots by Sepultura
That song will make her a full convert!!! 🤘
you should do I can’t believe from the Stone Sour demo. I think it was in 92 or 94. And that’s a 17-year-old Cory Taylor singing. it’s crazy comparing it to now
Thanks for doing this one. This is the song that got me into Slipknot and it will always be my favorite.
Woo!
It's fun watching you get nerdy about the voice, I like watching people get excitedly passionate.
Slipknot - The Devil In I featuring the many facial expressions of The Charismatic Voice.
@23:48 there's the classic scene "you can pinpoint the second when his heart rips in half" ua-cam.com/video/BcVUvvc4mms/v-deo.htmlsi=Yg2RDgC9XM43ZTQm&t=24
Your insight into corey's voice is fascinating. You draw from so many fields of knowledge. Very impressive.
Oof. Betterhelp sponsor?
Please do Periphery!!! Spencer's range is insane... plus his switches between harsh and cleans are phenomenal.
I like the vocals and music of this song, but can't watch the video! So I'll just be listening to your review!
Request - HALESTORM - I Am The Fire! 🔥
I upvote Halestorms "I am the fire"
Elizabeth meets Lzzy? Yes, Yes and Yes!
@@joergojschaefer3521 Hasn't she already done a Tea Time with Lzzy? Maybe I'm hallucinating :D
Their videos are hit and miss. Only a few I like. Solway Firth had me cracking up, I was obsessed with that one for a while.
Been listenning to this song for almost a decade now, and somehow noticed new things about it from this video. Props to you
This is your fifth Slipknot. Since you are a metal head, hopefully you will get to some old school metal you have not done yet - Accept, Anthrax, Exodus, Metal Church, Overkill, Slayer, Testament to name a few.
Yeah, her still doing Slipknot is getting old. They aren't that good and never were. For that matter, Corey's not that interesting of a vocalist (or a person), I'd have rather she'd done another Nightwish song (and given that POTT just came out, I'm surprised she's not tripping over herself to do that) tbh, and even they've been done to death here.
Accept would be interesting, cos Udo's vocals are EXTREMELY divisive.
I have Anthrax and Slayer on my list, and I think Testament. But I haven't heard of the others.
As far as Nightwish, there's a reason we haven't covered them in almost two years. But that might change soon!
@@TheCharismaticVoice They've had a few singers, the ones on the classic albums are David Wayne and Mike Howe. David Wayne might be alittle abrasive. Then again, so may Mike Howe.😅
lmao why are y’all complaining about how many times she’s reacted to an artist or group? She obviously likes to react to them, but she always moves along with new talent eventually lol 😂 I’ve been waiting for several band reactions myself, but I love that she has some that she loves to go back to.
@@nmmboyAll depends if you are into the ones she is. Unfortunately a band that is popular doesn't mean it's best. Just has a good promotor and $$$$$$ behind them.