Korn - Neidermeyer's Mind FULL DEMO (1993) Remastered 2015
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2015
- Korn - Neidermeyer's Mind (1993) Includes Studio Session Outtakes
Neidermeyer's Mind (1993 Demo Tape)
1 Predictable
2 Blind
3 Daddy
4 Alive
Outtakes From Korn (1994)
5 This Broken Soul (labeled "This Broken Saw")
6 Layla
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U guy really was pretty good
00:00 | Predictable
04:27 | Blind
09:21 | Daddy
13:49 | Alive
17:50 | This Broken Soul
22:54 | Layla
You are a saint
It's people like you that carry the weight of the world on their shoulders, I salute you
Psychopath thank you!
Thanks b
Thanks man.
Copped a shirt with this album cover on it at a flea market for like 10 bucks
Lucky sonkfyirabitch bruh &#(';?5)(:
You lucky fucker
If you decide to auction it down the road, you can prolly fetch thousands of bucks for it!
The 1st KORN shirt I bought had the rag doll on barbed wire (this exact picture) & within a year every other kid had the same shirt at school...
What does the tag say? I wonder if it’s legit
Man the chorus to Predictable is like 10 years ahead of their time
It's like they predicted it.
facespaz 👈😎👈
pre-buttrock
It's almost like music trends are "Predictable" ;)
@@facespaz Its so *predictable*
I must say I love this version of Predictable
Yeah, it is cool, but the other one is awesome...
Sounds more like a Metallica-tribute than actual Korn IMO. Guess they drew a lot of inspiration from them.
That sounds nothing like Metallica. You should at least grab some years of experience before trying to talk about music.
I've been in heavy metal for over 15 years. You tell me how many more before I'm allowed to have an opinion.
When you compare this version of Predictable to the one on their first full CD, you'll notice that the drum/bass groove is more pronounced here, less overshadowed by nu-metal's hallmark wall-of-sound. That, combined with some of the guitar fills, gives me - personally - a kind of 'Master of Puppets' feel.
Sure, Davis' voice makes it a completely different experience. But it is still some way off from the nu-metal sound that's in their later work.
BTW, same goes for this version of Blind. Listen to 05:36 and tell me you don't hear Metallica.
I like more this version than the other. The sound is so pure, with a lot of twisted feelings...
For a demo, that's a tasty kick drum
think about the year this was done. everyone was trying to be nirvana or pearl jam. Korn were just so damn original from the get go. long live korn!!!!
not to mention all the drugs they were on. They couldnt think straight.
no. you suck if u don't like korn.
Hay your that one that hated my vid!
its not really that original, but still rocked.
No lol they where in to metal alot infulances where Pantera Spectra not the seattle scean..
Ross Robinson was a mastermind in the 90's for the nu metal bands.
Ross Robinson = The Godfather of Nu-Metal!
Can really hear the grunge influence in this. So awesome to realise how they evolved and developed their own style but at the same time you can really hear the influence of the early 90's. Awesome.
i've recently gotten into these demo tapes and love the rough shittyness of them.
a far cry from the super polished album releases that seem so unattainable, especially if you're thinking of recording a band yourself at some point
Personally I wish they kept with the post grunge influence, especially the vocals
@James Bond not really
Definitely some Fear Factory, Biohazard, Godflesh influences as well.
They are big Alice In Chains fans
The long lost bible of Nu Metal. This shot started it all. Respect!
Shut Up, Meg.
@@MrParkerman6 shut up park
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@@insertnamehere5106 Korn's demo released a month before Deftones demo. October 17th, 1993. Deftones was November 30th, 1993.
@@shaggystoner5235 i believe most of those demos were recorded in 1992
This broken soul and layla are very VERY VERY good
My favorite is this broken soul👌🏾
my favorite used to be good god now its layla
Ross definitely had serious impact on structuring their sound
Where it all started... Goddamn, I miss the old days...
Damn fuckin straight. Korn, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam. 93 was a good year.
+Gary W-l-o-t And Nirvana, Acid Bath.
Tool
Same
Yeah man. I just wish they stuck with Ross Robinsons guidance.
At 1:52 when I was a kid, those guitars opend my mind in more ways you can belive. Still gives me chills.
yeah that part has always been so fucking good. the cymbal bashing and the drums complete the guitars so well there
Blind is a lot more riff heavy than the self titled one, FUK YEAH BOI!
Yeaaaaaah boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
They definitely improved it with the debut album though
Holy the first version of blind wow its different asf
oh shit its chin chin
Da chin chin loves da metal b0ss
fuck chin chin, he destroyed safari man
HazyMan I'll send the tap brothers to your house if you don't stop
get roasted nigga
I imagine everybody back in the day listening to this for the first time and having their mind blown away
Why? It's just music, not Kurt Cobain's shotgun.
That was funny af.
Actually I remember and was blown away this was like the 2nd coming of metal kinda like Grunge, also I swear I heard this right after Kurt Cobain blew his head off???
Everything changed after this underground
hardcore, death, thrash even rock bands stopped playing in e standard only to pick up 7 strings and downtune. Then rapcore happened everything got simplified & eventually got played out. Then out of nowhere Slipknot happened and the list goes on!!!
@@richie7782this was made in 93, a year before Cobain killed himself
Well what I meant to say was when I heard Korns first full length album that was indeed a game changer I didn't hear this until the internet became a thing!!
you can tell he has two personalities on daddy. jd Fucked up mind has brought the world some good shit.
He didn't write the original lyrics to Daddy, the line lyrics was some bullshit Jon thought about his Step-Mom on the spot, wrote them in one sitting.
@@MrParkerman6 some of the lyrics that ended up on Daddy were used in his prior band, Sexart though.
Korn's been in my top 3 bands for the last 25 years, can't believe I just discovered Layla, my new favorite song.
Incredible!
Layla DEFINITELY should have been featured on their debut album! What a banger!!
Layla has sounds that you can hear in Ball Tongue.
@@MyDemon32 It has pieces of Clown, Ball Tongue and Ass Itch. Layla is basically a mix of many Korn songs
It did in their second💿Layla became Ass Itch, the ending is so f good💫
For this to be 1993 when counting crows, smashing pumpkins, and soul asylum were on radio non stop is amazing. Korn was ahead of the time and deserves more credit. They should be in the Rock n roll hall of fame.
LOL korn is trash!!
They will be eventually. They pioneered nu metal.
Jonathan's singing sounds so strange in this album. sounds like hes literally crying his heart and soul out
human expression. art. Korn.
The whole band was also really fucked up on meth at this time.
Thats because his jaw was clenched shut due to Meth. Meth is pretty awesome
That's what meth was doing to him
@@Ketannabis meth isnt awesome. This crap destroy your body and your brain rapidly. I hope this was a joke.
Holy shit..this version of Blind? Fucking great! I thought Predictable was rad, but then Blind? Dude... Korn needs to do this version again.
lucheloco420 no they do not lol
"ARE YOU READY!?"
No one was ready. Jaws dropped wherever they went 1993-1996.
I only just now learned that "Alive" from "Take a Look in the Mirror" is NOT a redone version of "Need To" from the self titled album, but instead, a redone version of itself from THIS release. 🤯🤯🤯
"This Broken Soul" epitomizes old school KoRn...
It's crazy to think this EP (and the band itself) are now 30 years old.
im so happy its this easy to listen to this type of rare shit now. the time i spent on dial up sifting through landmines getting the rare shit was ridiculous but so so so worth it once that cdr got popped into the big component stereo in the living room. once win mx was discovered it got easier and no bullshit to sift through but still had the dialup dl speeds lol. good times! this is still a primo upload in 2023 bud nice work.
Still remember the 1st time I heard this. I was 11 years old & my brother (huge Danzig fan) came home after the Danzig 4 tour with Marilyn Manson & Korn (who was the opener of that show). This tape changed everything for me. Korn has been my favorite band ever since. Can't wait until May 9th 2018- Finally get to meet JD after all these years. #1 spot on my bucket list- Check.
do you still have the cassete?
I love how I’m reading your comment a year after you posted it and your picture is of you and JD
@@23snacKs Yeah its sick
Hell yeah bro, that's an awesome story! I got to see JD solo 2 years ago, but would love to meet him. He seems so humble
@@moistoyzter8884 As you can see in my profile pic, I met him on that date as planned! I forgot I posted this comment and UA-cam didn't notify me of any of these comments, except yours just now.
It was surreal meeting him. I was so nervous I said the same line twice like an idiot while I shook his hand (Thank u for the last 24 years). 😆. And I only got more socially awkward from there.
When we went to take the picture, I put my hand on his upper back, then I quickly pulled it away bcuz I was worried that maybe I shouldn't do that, but then I worried that me pulling my hand away like I just touched a hot stove was even weirder, so I awkwardly put my hand back on his back again but this time, somehow, I landed waaaay lower than I was before and straight up gently rested my hand on his lower back, right above his ass like he was my girl 😂.
So I shook his hand, thanked him for the last 24yrs for a 3rd f*cking time, and dipped. 🤣
Maybe I'll do better on the 2nd meeting! 🤦♂️
OMG Alive sounds amazing
Fuuuuuuck this is perfect too me. Grunge, thrash, metal, experimental metal, metal, with just enough funk. This should have been grunge metal. Amazing.
Trash?
fun grunge
Grunge metal
Korn is gold
“Metal, experimental metal, metal”
It's as hame that Layla didn't go on an album for years and years and was a rare. It's superb and would have fitted so well on the first or second record.
This Demo includes the most scary songs I ever heard :D
Really? Lol
Dima Shady it is pretty fucking dark, especially for its time...
Heard *
Daddy definitely
Hahahahahaha. Pussy.
I love this shit. It's so raw. They should re-release this album with how they sound now.
Soul of a New Machine is raw also and it came out in 92
that is right.
They re-did Alive on Take A Look In The Mirror
The redone Alive sounds terrible.
Honestly I think the _Predictable_ breakdown sounds cooler in this version, and Blind... Holy shit, why didn't they use this version in the actual album? I like that really long intro but in this version the riffs are even better and I like that it's a longer song overall.
「 Lucashpm 」 - I agree with you to an extent.
it's the sexart version. they couldn't straight jack it and put it on the debut LP. they didn't even write the lyrics or main riff.
Wrong, jackass. Jon wrote the blind lyrics except the chorus.
I see everyone saying how much better this version is, but if you remove your bias for the self-titled version then this sounds kinda cheesy. It *does* sound like Metallica and therefore I don't think it would have had the same impact.
Ross Robinson had a great deal of influence on these guys.
Clearly the talent was there, but he guided them on the path that ended up being the strongest.
And btw that muttering sounds dumb.
you are a idiot or a troll
So Ross Robinson was recording an album for hair metal band WASP at the time, and snuck Korn into the studio at night and let them use Wasps instruments and equipment. The only meaning I can find for 'Neidermeyer' is a sadistic sergeant who hates his troops/ has no feelings for them.
The next day the drummer in WASP must've been like " Hey!! my drumstick's got a chip in it!" Who touched my drum set!?!?"
But KoRn's legacy is bigger than WASP's so Ross made the right choice in bringing in KoRn - and his producing career was sealed as a result of their success!
@Andrew Salter i mean, how are they not? im not from the 80s so thats what they look like to me and how I've heard band members refer to them as
I thought he started with Fear Factory in 1991 or 1992 for their "demo" Concrete?
@@Yucaipawatchdog I just saw step brothers in my head
I will say, Daddy feels alot less dark here than it does on the studio version.
All the songs sound less dark. This demo is very interesting but the debut album is just way better.
I will say, even though this version of Daddy sounds terrible in comparison, I do wish that I could have heard this version in a legit recording. The verses here sound laughable compared to the album, but the music is so good. I'd have loved to hear a crossover version between the 2. The music on this one seems to be better, but the vocal delivery is nowhere near as good. On the other hand, Alive's studio version is better in every way, haha!
Still pretty damn dark. I think the weird high pitched voice he does on this version is quite disturbing but in a different way
I was thinking this version was more creepy with the child like vocals alternating with the growly father vocals. With the line "Mommy said she didn't care" being sung by the father, gives a different meaning, that she okayed it with him
It is more creepy but is less dark
Is it just me, or does the playful laughing kinda make this version of Daddy alittle more sinister than the studio version? Not to take anything away from the latter; Daddy from their self titled is easily one of the most unsettling and psychologically distraught songs I think I've ever heard, but that playful laughter here just made it even more... sadistic and belittling, in a sense. Just pure downright savagery.
I personally like this version of daddy more, although I don't like the song that much anyway
I think the studio version is more emotional and cathartic. The demo version was more a bit more demented but not necessarily darker IMO
@@MrPikl-zm3pu why
@@eltiojaime4785 why don't I like it?
I just find it a little odd that he talks about his Dad touching him, even though it was a family friend.
Korn is the best band this world has ever seen long live these gods of metal
Lol korn sucks Trumptard
The 13 year old inside me wants this tape more than the self titled album.
I really wish This Broken Soul had been on their debut album. Excellent song.
Jason Wakefield its one of my favorite songs ever, I dont understand how it didn't make the album amd its a shame it didn't
No shit! I absolutely don't understand this either.
They got the song on one of their albums tho
I like the old version of Predictable more than the version on Self Titled. The old version of Blind was badass! Almost sounds like a Kill 'Em All song!
JON DAVIS SCARES THE SHIT OUT OF ME IN THE EARLY VERSION OF DADDY, SWEET FUCKING JESUS!
But I feel like the chorus needs to be there to be better...
I love it, nonetheless...
And Alive, I have mixed thoughts. I don't know which version I like more. The pure raw version sounds so dark, but remaster sounds so clear and aggressive. It's kind of a toss up.
Fully agree
it's not the same without AARRRREEEEE YYYYYOOOUUUU RRREEEEAAADDDYY
Dr. Medic I agree!...johns voice is so deep!
Damn right!!!!!. It's too raw and too f**king awesome for a demo. It's too raw that even the re-recorded songs didn't match to its demo.
You can hear so many of their future songs originating in this demo. You can hear both Freak on a Leash and Need To in Alive. Shoots and Ladders and Lies in This Broken Soul. Clown in Layla.
It's funny how the only songs in there that really have their signature sound are the ones that never made it on the albums: This broken soul and Layla.
It's like they decided this was their sound, and applied it to the rest of the songs when recording again them for the albums.
Right?
A booklet inside with lyrics no less! Korn never releases lyrics with their music so that is indeed rare. Whomever out there who has this cassette, hold onto it!
Wrong, there are official lyrics in some of the follow the leader booklets, yu dumbass.
@@MrParkerman6 Keyword being SOME. Quit being a dick.
I had the first run of follow the leader. It had lyrics
@@MrParkerman6 Yeah, okay. So 95% of the time they don't. Why be a prick about it? 🤣
@@AndyWitmyer Because 100% and 95% are very different things. How is fact checking the same as being a prick?
Sounds like Korn mixed with Alice In Chains.
DRAKEnN342 exactly!
Yet they never ever admit AIC as an influence in their interviews
And now they’re touring together :)
@@Stephuzz I've seen you on soad and korn subs
With some mr bungle
This demo screams meth addiction.
I do meth now and can confirm
@Logan Richardson Funny how things turn out!
@@Ketannabis Indeed
@@Ketannabis strange. not really all that funny. your gonna fuck yourself up real bad son.
i dont think any of them were doing meth (yet)
Predictable | 0:00
Blind | 4:27
Daddy | 9:21
Alive | 13:49
This Broken Soul | 17:50
Layla | 22:54
It's music was definitely far ahead of its time
Holy shit. The guitar tone here is amazing, Predictable tears your limbs off then Blind forcefully clutches your balls then Daddy claws at your neck then as you're laying there Alive comes and takes hold of your brain. I need to sit down for a moment and take another listen then take another listen then take another listen.
This is amazing, as a huge KoRn fan I wish this was on cd and Spotify
It definitely needs to be added to Spotify along with all of their unreleased or hard to come by songs. Basically, any song not on Spotify needs to be added.
Lmfao u spotty kweer
The opening of Layla was reworked for You Will Never Find Me on The Nothing
Damn, that sound. I miss old Korn :( or young, however you want to look at it.
***** Water is wet.
Let’s call it “original korn”
Korn when they was husks
Layla and This Broken Soul are actually really cool.
Layla has some Ball Tongue during the verses and it even has the same exact ending as Ass Itch. Even the way JD is breathing in exhaustion after the music stops is just like Ass Itch. How interesting.
yea, they used the ending of layla for the song ass itch and they used the bridge of layla for the song lost
I wish Korn released "this broken soul" and " layla" on album
Its funny that the sexart version of blind is on the korn demo. Mark chavez, who is jons brother, lead Adema years after this...then left the band... and now years after that... Ryan Shuck, who way back was in sexart and helped write blind, now fronts Adema, lol.
The new Adema song Ready to Die definitely has some inspiration from these days
I like demo tapes better than studio album because this heavy and raw
Apparently my mom accidentally ended up getting this demo mailed to her in 1993 when she had ordered something else. Kinda wish she held onto it XD
i’d be beyond pissed if i had sent this back
Alive is such a sick song, fucking love this version
THIS! Far more enjoyable than the version that made it to TALITM!
@@mrconfusion87 thats a different song
Alive in this demo is an early version of Need To from self titled
@@Samuelon552 Uhhhh, no?
@@DerrickRG yes it is listen to need to
Masterpiece, thanks to upload this 🖤
Thanks for uploading been a corn fan all my life what a great find
Wow! This is considered classic rock now!
No not 30 years..
No this will never be called classic rock
@@ti6414 gladly not, classic rock is ass
You gotta love the rawness and heaviness of this mate. Also it's really cool to hear them in A# standard instead of A standard. 🤘🐲💯🔥
This and their self titled debut and life is peachy, deftones’ adrenaline and white pony, slipknot’s MFKR, self titled, and Iowa truly influenced the direction that metalcore and deathcore took. Any time I listen to bands like suicide silence and Chelsea grin the influence of nu metal is just undeniable. Also too, the clear influence these guys took from hardcore bands like earth crisis and biohazard is undeniable.
wtf man i was just going through slipknot’s self-titled, Iowa, and listened to The Cleansing again. This is weird as fuck, i just turned 30 and it’s important for me to get into bands i dismissed as a kid ‘for being too popular’. this demo is cool, weird I just listened to AIC Unplugged too for the first time and grunge vocals are a big influence on this demo. Never listened to Korn but I’m starting here. Death is my go-to band by the way, can’t get enough. R.I.P. Layne, Joey Jordison and Chuck, man…🙏
@@getbakedtonight I relate big time to that. I just turned 28 and have been reevaluating and reexamining all kinds of art and music. While my introduction to more extreme music was bands like Korn, Slipknot, Bullet for my Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold, and Cradle of Filth; I spent my entire adolescence dismissing and insulting these and similar bands (mainly Suicide Silence) that had marginal commercial and critical success. I basically spent my entire time in high school denying the fact that I do in fact love this mallcore shit. This mallcore shit is good. These bands all manage to blend and modify their influences in a way that is still fresh and exciting, even a decade and a half later.
But to be even more specific, it’s cool to listen to bands like pantera, earth crisis, and biohazard and hear immediate influence that they had on bands like korn and slipknot. Then turn around and see the immediate impact korn and slipknot had on the metal scene and directions established metal bands took, which directly influenced the bands that got big in the scene when we were kids. Like listen to vulgar display of power and far beyond driven, then this demo and Korn’s first two full lengths, then listen to how every established band in metal tried to copy them, then how that sudden explosion of slowed down super groovy metal and hardcore basically acted as the foundation for metalcore and deathcore. There is a straight line from songs like becoming and a new level to songs like good god and divine to songs like destruction of a statue and wake up and hands of a killer. In fact I even surprised my friend by pulling up where all these different bands directly copied each other’s ideas. He thought he was the only one who had heard it for longest time.
But on the topic of deathcore, I would be remiss if I ignored the impact of bands like Cryptopsy and suffocation. Cryptopsy especially since their audio production on none so vile and whisper supremacy was why so many deathcore bands were so drum heavy. And lord worm’s vocals on none so vile and blasphemy made flesh were definitely the inspiration for the pig squeals and inhale screams that made a lot of deathcore bands so memeable. Hell, I’m pretty sure blasphemy made flesh is the earliest record in extreme metal that made heavy use of inhale techniques. And for song structure and riff composition, those first three crypstopy records also acted as foundational for the sort of chaotic and borderline schizophrenic song structure employed by the more technical bands in the scene. The similarities Job for a Cowboy has on Doom, Genesis, and Ruination to those early cryptopsy records is undeniable. Quickly shifting between thrash sections, groove sections, breakdowns, double time sections, half time sections, all seemingly randomly hobbled together when you first listen to it. But the more you listen the more you realize that it’s incredibly intentional and thought out.
@@tshred666EXACTLY, my man. I dismissed ‘nu-metal’ for way too long…super excited to hear this stuff for the first time, it’s crazy how popular these bands were, and still are, now that I put my dumb elitist prejudice to the side, I can hear they were influenced by the same bands I was…Mr. Bungle, Skinny Puppy, Black Flag, Dillinger Escape Plan, Orchid, Jerome’s Dream,…much love and respect to you, bro ❤
Nope nope nope you’re spouting lies
Korn is the pioneer of Nu metal.
esta versión de Blind es excelente!!!!....Korn siempre en mi corazón
Been a fan since Follow the leader era, I still listen and love Korn
I'm so glad they didn't stretch out the "Are you ready?" in the official version of Blind like they did in the demo.
sweeet 1 thumbs down..that dudes gotta feel special
3 now. Who the hell would do look up Korn's demo tape and then deliberately downvote? That's kinda sad.
Agreed.
Even if the people who thumbs down this are Korn "fans," they're probably the kind of fans who don't like Life is Peachy or Korn. Which is sad, considering they're my 3rd and 5th favorite albums. I love both of them with a passion, even the songs that aren't the best off of both them.
i think they really followed up the self titled amazingly with life is peachy, although follow the leader was a but commercialized still they have been an amazing band through the ups and downs
Well I didn't dislike it, but "Daddy" makes me feel mentally and physically uncomfortable.
the sound is so agressive i love it
This brings back some good memories. Me and the boys at hobby warehouse Rc racetracks hanging out and singing to this after the races. Good times. I wish we could go back to those days
Best thing korn has ever done. Of course subjective opinion. So honest and hungry
Oh yea I remember the aggression this stuff let me get out when I was a lil boy ...korn is awesome man...all the era's of them r great for different vibes but the first 4 albums r absolute nostalgia to me so this demo tape fuckin rips THANKS FOR POSTING
I wish they would have re done Layla like they did Alive.
Randy Baker I wish they had made Alive just like the demo.
Just like alive it wouldn't have sounded as good as the original unreleased version
Honestly the alive demo is better then the TALITM version by a long shot
I had this tape growing up 1994 wish I still had it - this brought back memories
the full album needs a movie and it needs to be in spotify
its basicly some of korns songs but better WAY better
Simplemente una joyita músical. ❤
Sublime! Magnífico! KoRN!
I love this whole demo tape
Fetus JD is amazing to hear, I love how different everything is in comparison to the released albums :') they should really do a tribute to this at some point, it would be such a great twist
Layla sounds like a combination of Clown and Got the Life
HazyMan more like clown and ball tongue
HazyMan 25:36 it also sounds like Freak on a Leash at that part
HazyMan also his vocals at 26:51 sound like the end of Ass Itch
Inferno - it sounds more like another song FROM Follow the Leader 25:36
And kinda like ball toungue
I love the distorted font on the actual cassette and some of the artwork. That sort of design became a total 90s alternative/metal staple and I still love it to this day.
Best work Korn ever produced.
I love jds old style of singing
0:00 Predictable
4:27 Blind
9:21 Daddy
13:49 Alive
17:50 This Broken Soul
22:54 Layla
Incredible! I love Ross Robinson first album and Korn lll. Is crazy to keep relistening and see how they took out unnecessary chords and what not and added a harder version of each song. I love his style and how he brings out more and pushes JD Fucking love these guys so much since day 1. Just never gets old.
His first album was fear factory concrete buddy.
This demo sounds almost as great as their debut album soundwise. The recording and mixing is fantastic.
im kinda getting more into the unpolished Korn demos they have the rawness I crave listening to Korn more over time! And gives me hope These tapes give me inspiration to make music
I like all these original versions better than what they came to be, except I prefer the final "Daddy" , though I still love this version too. I wish they'd reissue this on CD. Should've released an anniversary version of the debut with this as disc 2 and a live dvd of an old skool show as disc 3.
THANK YOU
THX 4 UPLOAD :D
Interesting note: The very ending of Layla was later used in the song "Ass Itch" on Life is Peachy.
The lyrics “Pain and rage and fear I feel” on Layla is also heard on Swallow from Life is Peachy album
@@djcarter5907 not on swallow,but on lost,always from life is peachy
Demo versions for the win.
Man this really sounds good love it!
holy fuck the intro to Blind
the vocal delay is so fuckin' sick
Thumbs up for Layla! So underrated song
Daddy's refrain here sounds crazy good.
Wow. I guess I forgot how many times I've listened to the major release. My friends brother bought it at the wiz.
MUY BUENOOOO MAESTROS, COMO SIEMPRE...