David's departure took the funkiness and hip hop groove away from the band. Ray represents a stylistic change in the band that I feel made them lose their identity somewhat. Marilyn Manson had a similar stylistic change when their first guitarist departed. Even though they were both replaced by "better" players technically, the loss of identity was huge.
You're speaking facts, bro! I "love" when I find comments like yours. You clearly understand how things work. Even more, with that great example about MM's music with Berkowitz (that is my favorite guitarrist from them,btw). Respect
Very well said. And idk if it’s just in those examples but I think they started mix the kick differently once Ray joined. Now it has more pop. It just sounds like it’s triggered. Nothing wrong with that but Korn always had this a bit softer kick which suited their groove.
@@northtimo666 Maybe the self titled and life is peachy shit he can't play it anymore. But Korn drumming isn't about that since...Life is Peachy. I bet he can paly the Issues shit style they have been doing since....... Issues
@@Loyannelima I just played a show with BIAS last night. David still has that fire and hits hard as hell still. Nice guy, he gave my girlfriend and I his drumsticks he used for the show and we all had a drink afterwards. Awesome group of guys
Ray might be technically “better “, he is a great drummer. But there are a lot of great drummers. Dave was so original and creative. His sound was the band. He was one of the main influences of mine when I started playing drums. I think he’s completely underrated.
This is exactly what I always say when this debate comes up. It’s like asking who’s the best drummer in the world. Some would say Thomas Lang. But he like a robot. No soul. Tony Royster Jr on the other hand………
I LOVE David he is one of the best drummers of the Modern Era but in a Drum Off doing Korn songs it's RAY ALL DAY. Sorry my guy but you cannot argue with facts.
@@shawnellis4118 So you're saying that the dude that created their best epic timeless songs is worse than the dude that replace him that didn't create none of that? got you
First video (Ray) has better audio quality, ray is good technically but David is the Korn sound creator, the blow of david snare and ride are the most brutal. Check another video of David (Here to stay Rock am ring 2006 and hear snare on more quality). I think both are amazing drummers
David is the reason I still regularly spin my original self titled first album. The drums on that album were groundbreaking in 1994. Only Paul Bostaph was on his level back then.
Ray's technically a better drummer but overplays in a band like Korn where the music is better suited for a drummer that can step back and sit in the pocket and groove which was David 100%. David meshed with Korn's sound so much better whereas Ray would be better suited in a prog metal band or something where his skills would be better showcased and appreciated. This is not saying Ray is terrible in Korn because he does fine in the band but sonically David was as crucial to Korn's sound as JD, Fieldy and Head are. No offense to Munky but he's the one member of the original group that could've been replaced and he wouldn't really be missed. When Head left, his presence was immediately missed and noticeable, same with David. The rest of the band held up the ship but the sound wasn't nearly as magical.
Munky was the guy who brought down tuned 7 string guitars into the band so I’d say he’s still crucial for the band. He’s good with weird sounds as well. The truth is that the magic that the band used to have is no longer there after losing David and Fieldy.
They're both great. David had the groove. Ray has a talent for accenting phrases to play up the drama. He has made it fun to hear the song in a new light. I think Falling Away From Me shows a better contrast between their styles.
Yep. And to be honest, that also is applied to all their best songs and albuns witho those epic drum beats. Ray is in the band for longer and still have none of that
There’s no better drummer, but they’re both good in their ways David and Ray are good. There’s no horrible or best drummer but they’re both very good in my opinion.
David sounds like a tribal marching army is approaching from the distance while Ray sounds like a well trained studio drummer who enjoys soy lattes in the park reading fanciful romance novels.
Got the Life is still one of the coolest funkiest beats in a rock song. I don't really listen to Korn anymore, just grew out of it, but I'll still jam Follow the Leader tunes from time to time.
Behaviour and personalities aside, David always every single time. Hate the fact that Ray adds ghost notes to alot of the songs and also for some reason plays the song at 1/2 the speed of the actual song sicking all the energy out of it. David will always fit like a glove for Korn.
Tmbn me molesta el modo de exagerar de Ray,no puedo negar que es un excelente baterista y muy técnico y ambas baterías me gustan pero si tengo que elegir a uno definitivamente elijo a David por su simpleza y crudeza a la hora de reproducir las canciones el es que dió ese sonido característico a Korn groove jazz Funky hip hop metal y no hay nadie que se le iguales en eso,Ray es muy técnico pero sus excesos de golpes fantasma alejan demasiado a la banda de su sonido original.
Davids drumming alongside brian head welch guitar riffs were fundamental to the sound, when both were gone they really struggled for identity with some bad albums and then the singer infused dubstep and other edm sounds which really split the fans. Since head's return those stomping heavy riffs with catchy chorus song structure came back just wish had that groove of silveria in the pocket too.
I'm very conflicted, because David has always been my favorite drummer and his work on the first 5 Korn albums are absolutely brilliant, he was definitely a big reason for Korn's signature style. Although, on See You On The Other Side, David was really not present. I feel he devolved as a drummer since then, relying too much on double bass, and not keeping it simple anymore, trying to always make his beats complex, it's not horrible, but not at all as good. On the other hand, David's live performances were always very good during his time with Korn... Now, Ray Luzier I didn't care for when he first joined. I thought his drumming was okay on the album POT, K3, and Paradigm shift. But then again, korn was very electro based at that point so can't blame him. But then, I watched many live performances of Ray's, and I instantly liked his live energy more than David's. Not only because of the stick tricks, but in general, his attitude, and fills I really have a lot of respect for. Although I did feel like he messed with a few of David's signature songs, to divisive results. So by 2016, I was still really missing David. But then SOS released, and I had a little more respect for Ray's style, and what he brought to the table. Then everything changed when I listened to The Nothing... Not only one of Korn's best albums ever, but also some of the best drum work I've ever heard from Korn. So as it stands, I like Ray more than David. But I sure do miss David from the 90s...
There is an interview of David in which he explained that on See You On The Other Side, drums parts were written for him and at that stage he didn't give a crap anymore (because of the producers), he said tell me what you want me to do and I'll do it @15.50 ua-cam.com/video/kjOZpemj6K8/v-deo.html. I also heard that from their 3rd album up, he was told to simplify his drumming style. FFS who tells musicians like Korn what to do? that really infuriated me!
@@tomyboumboum9822 that is just David’s excuse. His wrist injury led to his demise. He can’t play like he used to if you listen him drum for BIAS. It is stiff and lacks the old school swing.
Saw them on first album tour, David set them apart from any other band, but when he hit those grooves, u felt it!! Miss David…wish they bring him back for a first album in its entirety tour!!
Some groups can burn through players and no one really cares as long some core members remain but thats not the case korn they were so unique that if the line up changed the whole formula would too this may be my naive opinion but the first 6 albums were magic🤘
Silveria constructed the damn drum parts that contributed to putting Korn in the spotlight & as the household name we know today. A big influence on me as a beginning drummer at 13 in ‘95. Luzier is a phenomenal player, with esteemed musical training- that guy could learn anything & do it justice, glad he’s a fan of heavy. He’s brought insightful fills to the original tracks live + offering rad arrangements + showmanship & new ideas to this band….it just too bad about his haircut style.
David is the drummer with better feel imo and wrote more memorable drum parts. Ray is a phenomenal and technical drummer and his stage presence is like no other. I feel like Ray in KoRn, he’s (no pun intended) here to stay with the band. Would be cool to see David play a reunion show or two with KoRn though
No don't the Nothing is the best album they've brought out since Issues in my opinion. David was a good drummer but those tribal drum beats people often talk about just weren't there in later years.
Ray start in a band already global but did you guys really think ray could make a band special since the beginning i don’t think so Davis was the special sound that makes Korn a legendary band
Ray fills in the gaps too much. Sorry but Daves drumming maybe a bit more simple in terms of less fill but that's what gave korn it's sound. Dave's drumming is distinctive of korns original sound.
Biggest thing I noticed with Ray was the use of the china symbol in place of the hat and man did it make me miss David. The guy put a disco drum beat over some metal and it sounds soooo good. He also does this on my personal favorite track Got the Life and its one of those moves that's not only synonymous with his style but early Korn as well. Thanks for the vid!
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Hard to tell... Love both styles of play. Ray is definetly more on the technical side of drumming and can play any band he chooses, definetly a good choice for Korn and their last album shows it! David is an animal, such style and raw ideas that made Korn such a hardcore band. The ideas with songs like got the life, did my time and so many others are just great! Love both of them playing, they both play a big part on my drumming inspirations.
True! And especially david (idk much about ray but he's probably great since i think he played for steel panther) and fieldy bouncing off each other, it reminds me of when i was in high school and was still in jazz band me and the drummers would always make grooves together or play tool since that was his shit (i was more slipknot, kublai khan, angelmaker heavier metal/punk bands etc) david silveria just has that jazzy groove to him if you see him play on any song you see little rolls and snare deadnotes only really present in jazz and funk,
David and Fieldy used to drive a funky/hip hop style that Head and Munky would add harmonics and arpeggios to. When David left the bass Funk was gone. Ray and Fieldy don't work together like Fieldy and David did. Ray is a great Hard Rock drummer. David is an amazing numetal drummer. It's a personal opinion of which Korn style you prefer.
David was raw but his style fit the band perfectly. Ray is a technician. It's about preference but Korn's sound is best suited for David, at least when he was playing with the band all those years ago.
Ray is a better drummer but Ray is like the Cobra Mustang enhancements while David is the mustang itself. You can’t throw some black eye shadow on a drummer and expect loyal fans to have an instant connection but Ray is earning it one performance at a time!
David for sure when he was into it and truly loved writing with the band. Sadly you can hear later on in take a look in the mirror he started to fall off. His drumming was simplistic and felt like he hardly put any effort into it at all. David in the early days, I'll take Ray after heads return. Sucks David burned bridges so badly we will never ever see them all play together again. Would be really cool to see all of the original five come back together and write something. Thats asking A LOT but hey we can all wish for it.
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David's departure took the funkiness and hip hop groove away from the band. Ray represents a stylistic change in the band that I feel made them lose their identity somewhat. Marilyn Manson had a similar stylistic change when their first guitarist departed. Even though they were both replaced by "better" players technically, the loss of identity was huge.
You're speaking facts, bro!
I "love" when I find comments like yours.
You clearly understand how things work.
Even more, with that great example about MM's music with Berkowitz (that is my favorite guitarrist from them,btw).
Respect
Yeap
This!
agreed!
Very well said. And idk if it’s just in those examples but I think they started mix the kick differently once Ray joined. Now it has more pop. It just sounds like it’s triggered. Nothing wrong with that but Korn always had this a bit softer kick which suited their groove.
You cannot deny they had greater energy with David!!
They were also 15 years younger when David was still in the band. Not even David can match his old former self anymore.
@@northtimo666 Maybe the self titled and life is peachy shit he can't play it anymore. But Korn drumming isn't about that since...Life is Peachy. I bet he can paly the Issues shit style they have been doing since....... Issues
@@northtimo666 go check his new band bias and listen to the songs Pity and Anything but right
@@Loyannelima I just played a show with BIAS last night. David still has that fire and hits hard as hell still. Nice guy, he gave my girlfriend and I his drumsticks he used for the show and we all had a drink afterwards. Awesome group of guys
They were also younger
Ray might be technically “better “, he is a great drummer. But there are a lot of great drummers. Dave was so original and creative. His sound was the band. He was one of the main influences of mine when I started playing drums. I think he’s completely underrated.
This is exactly what I always say when this debate comes up. It’s like asking who’s the best drummer in the world. Some would say Thomas Lang. But he like a robot. No soul. Tony Royster Jr on the other hand………
@@Beaver-be8vkI get your point even though I strongly disagree about Lang being like a robot. haha
Hearing Silvera play for the first time was the awakening for me and many others.
David Silveria all day. His drumming set them apart. Groove for days!
David.. we miss u 😢
David is KoRn! Ray is a great drummer and we can't take that away from him... David for the win!
Ray all the way
too bad david cant even drum like that anymore
David used to be Korn. He can’t play like he used to.
I LOVE David he is one of the best drummers of the Modern Era but in a Drum Off doing Korn songs it's RAY ALL DAY. Sorry my guy but you cannot argue with facts.
@@shawnellis4118 So you're saying that the dude that created their best epic timeless songs is worse than the dude that replace him that didn't create none of that? got you
First video (Ray) has better audio quality, ray is good technically but David is the Korn sound creator, the blow of david snare and ride are the most brutal. Check another video of David (Here to stay Rock am ring 2006 and hear snare on more quality). I think both are amazing drummers
and hihat
Gotta disagree. JD is their sound. Ray is now the stand out.
@chriswilk1 maybe but tbh that fieldy tone love or hate is the only thing from korn that has stayed groovy
The ride? You mean his big 20 inch crash on the right hand side?
Nothing ever beats the original! Love Dave! Ray is an incredible drummer! Perfect fit with Korn!
David he is korn ... family values
David is the reason I still regularly spin my original self titled first album. The drums on that album were groundbreaking in 1994. Only Paul Bostaph was on his level back then.
And the original primus drummer
the snaire of David Silveria Kills it!!
Nada encontra de Ray. Pero david le daba sabor y sazón a la batería. El sonido pesado de la banda
David bast of the best
David definitely has more feel and power
David is the best👏👏👏
David silvera! Very Best
Definitely David transmits more attitude and makes me feel like going to a a Korn show
Ray's technically a better drummer but overplays in a band like Korn where the music is better suited for a drummer that can step back and sit in the pocket and groove which was David 100%. David meshed with Korn's sound so much better whereas Ray would be better suited in a prog metal band or something where his skills would be better showcased and appreciated. This is not saying Ray is terrible in Korn because he does fine in the band but sonically David was as crucial to Korn's sound as JD, Fieldy and Head are. No offense to Munky but he's the one member of the original group that could've been replaced and he wouldn't really be missed. When Head left, his presence was immediately missed and noticeable, same with David. The rest of the band held up the ship but the sound wasn't nearly as magical.
I bet if Munky was the one who left instead of Head you would immediatly miss his presence.
Munky was the guy who brought down tuned 7 string guitars into the band so I’d say he’s still crucial for the band. He’s good with weird sounds as well. The truth is that the magic that the band used to have is no longer there after losing David and Fieldy.
@Loki-sk7bi I definitely hope Fieldy comes back soon. He’s been on hiatus for 2 years now, thats definitely a while.
The rawness of David is Korn.
It’s Silvera for me. 🔥
Ray is more technical, but David's playing has more feel. Kind of like how Bonham isn't the most technical, but the feel is amazing.
They're both great. David had the groove. Ray has a talent for accenting phrases to play up the drama. He has made it fun to hear the song in a new light. I think Falling Away From Me shows a better contrast between their styles.
David es el mejor
Daviddddddddddddddd
Trish Enigma trish... yum
The thing is, these drum parts were invented by David. This is why he wins this argument.
Yep. And to be honest, that also is applied to all their best songs and albuns witho those epic drum beats. Ray is in the band for longer and still have none of that
David
There’s no better drummer, but they’re both good in their ways David and Ray are good. There’s no horrible or best drummer but they’re both very good in my opinion.
Silveria brought the funkiness into Korn
Can’t compare him to anyone.
Cuestion de gustos la vdd ambos son geniales!
David is one of my favorite drummers. He has the feeling down & his creativity is mind blowing 🔥
David's new band is awesome if you already don't know. Check out Breaking in a Sequence...
Give me that phat funky David beat anyday
Ray is book smart, David street smart
David sounds like a tribal marching army is approaching from the distance while Ray sounds like a well trained studio drummer who enjoys soy lattes in the park reading fanciful romance novels.
😂 😂 Never thought about it in that way, thanks for watching! -MW
Got the Life is still one of the coolest funkiest beats in a rock song. I don't really listen to Korn anymore, just grew out of it, but I'll still jam Follow the Leader tunes from time to time.
David babe, David ❤️❤️❤️
Korn born whit him 🤫🤫🤫
Behaviour and personalities aside, David always every single time. Hate the fact that Ray adds ghost notes to alot of the songs and also for some reason plays the song at 1/2 the speed of the actual song sicking all the energy out of it. David will always fit like a glove for Korn.
Tmbn me molesta el modo de exagerar de Ray,no puedo negar que es un excelente baterista y muy técnico y ambas baterías me gustan pero si tengo que elegir a uno definitivamente elijo a David por su simpleza y crudeza a la hora de reproducir las canciones el es que dió ese sonido característico a Korn groove jazz Funky hip hop metal y no hay nadie que se le iguales en eso,Ray es muy técnico pero sus excesos de golpes fantasma alejan demasiado a la banda de su sonido original.
Davids drumming alongside brian head welch guitar riffs were fundamental to the sound, when both were gone they really struggled for identity with some bad albums and then the singer infused dubstep and other edm sounds which really split the fans. Since head's return those stomping heavy riffs with catchy chorus song structure came back just wish had that groove of silveria in the pocket too.
I'm very conflicted, because David has always been my favorite drummer and his work on the first 5 Korn albums are absolutely brilliant, he was definitely a big reason for Korn's signature style. Although, on See You On The Other Side, David was really not present. I feel he devolved as a drummer since then, relying too much on double bass, and not keeping it simple anymore, trying to always make his beats complex, it's not horrible, but not at all as good. On the other hand, David's live performances were always very good during his time with Korn...
Now, Ray Luzier I didn't care for when he first joined. I thought his drumming was okay on the album POT, K3, and Paradigm shift. But then again, korn was very electro based at that point so can't blame him. But then, I watched many live performances of Ray's, and I instantly liked his live energy more than David's. Not only because of the stick tricks, but in general, his attitude, and fills I really have a lot of respect for. Although I did feel like he messed with a few of David's signature songs, to divisive results. So by 2016, I was still really missing David. But then SOS released, and I had a little more respect for Ray's style, and what he brought to the table. Then everything changed when I listened to The Nothing... Not only one of Korn's best albums ever, but also some of the best drum work I've ever heard from Korn.
So as it stands, I like Ray more than David. But I sure do miss David from the 90s...
Very well said my friend! I have to agree that The Nothing is one of their best albums in quite a while!!
Hit the nail right on the head..
Pretty much this
There is an interview of David in which he explained that on See You On The Other Side, drums parts were written for him and at that stage he didn't give a crap anymore (because of the producers), he said tell me what you want me to do and I'll do it @15.50 ua-cam.com/video/kjOZpemj6K8/v-deo.html.
I also heard that from their 3rd album up, he was told to simplify his drumming style. FFS who tells musicians like Korn what to do? that really infuriated me!
@@tomyboumboum9822 that is just David’s excuse. His wrist injury led to his demise. He can’t play like he used to if you listen him drum for BIAS. It is stiff and lacks the old school swing.
Ray is great, but David is better.
Yep. David was so original.
Korn lost a leg when David left.
Those grooves are irreplaceable!
Saw them on first album tour, David set them apart from any other band, but when he hit those grooves, u felt it!! Miss David…wish they bring him back for a first album in its entirety tour!!
Laneta del planeta super mejor David Silveria otro nivel seve que le pegaba🥁
Some groups can burn through players and no one really cares as long some core members remain but thats not the case korn they were so unique that if the line up changed the whole formula would too this may be my naive opinion but the first 6 albums were magic🤘
Love Ray. But David is and was the what made the back end of Korn great. The original is hard to beat.
Silveria constructed the damn drum parts that contributed to putting Korn in the spotlight & as the household name we know today. A big influence on me as a beginning drummer at 13 in ‘95. Luzier is a phenomenal player, with esteemed musical training- that guy could learn anything & do it justice, glad he’s a fan of heavy. He’s brought insightful fills to the original tracks live + offering rad arrangements + showmanship & new ideas to this band….it just too bad about his haircut style.
David is the drummer with better feel imo and wrote more memorable drum parts. Ray is a phenomenal and technical drummer and his stage presence is like no other.
I feel like Ray in KoRn, he’s (no pun intended) here to stay with the band.
Would be cool to see David play a reunion show or two with KoRn though
I would gladly appreciate a reunion show with David! He hasn’t even played in KoЯn since 2006. Thanks for watching!!
David all the way
Original will always be original. Thats the Korn we knew and love.
David the best 🎉
David Silveria all the way. He is the Dave Abbruzzese of Korn.
Silveria por supuesto siempre!
The answer is both. But David has more groove while Ray is a machine
David all the way!!!!
David Silveria, no doubt! \m/
Bring back david
No don't the Nothing is the best album they've brought out since Issues in my opinion. David was a good drummer but those tribal drum beats people often talk about just weren't there in later years.
No. David can’t play anymore like he used to. And he wouldn’t have the skill to play songs from the last couple of albums.
@@northtimo666 There's no problem in that. They played old songs for 99% of times
Ray start in a band already global but did you guys really think ray could make a band special since the beginning i don’t think so Davis was the special sound that makes Korn a legendary band
Well said! Lots of bands he did play, nothing special, unique or worthly to remember
Ray fills in the gaps too much. Sorry but Daves drumming maybe a bit more simple in terms of less fill but that's what gave korn it's sound. Dave's drumming is distinctive of korns original sound.
David is is an awesome drummer
David's power!!!!
Biggest thing I noticed with Ray was the use of the china symbol in place of the hat and man did it make me miss David. The guy put a disco drum beat over some metal and it sounds soooo good. He also does this on my personal favorite track Got the Life and its one of those moves that's not only synonymous with his style but early Korn as well. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you for watching! Feel free to recommend any videos that you want me to make! I haven’t posted as much recently but am planning on doing some more posting soon! Thanks! -MW
David all the way 🤘
Ray is ok !!! But David is better !!!!
No one can ever replace David just like no one can ever replace Joey Jordison.
David = KoRn
whats song that plays when david's picture appears? i just love it
Hard to tell... Love both styles of play. Ray is definetly more on the technical side of drumming and can play any band he chooses, definetly a good choice for Korn and their last album shows it! David is an animal, such style and raw ideas that made Korn such a hardcore band. The ideas with songs like got the life, did my time and so many others are just great! Love both of them playing, they both play a big part on my drumming inspirations.
True! And especially david (idk much about ray but he's probably great since i think he played for steel panther) and fieldy bouncing off each other, it reminds me of when i was in high school and was still in jazz band me and the drummers would always make grooves together or play tool since that was his shit (i was more slipknot, kublai khan, angelmaker heavier metal/punk bands etc) david silveria just has that jazzy groove to him if you see him play on any song you see little rolls and snare deadnotes only really present in jazz and funk,
Ray Luzier 🤘🤘🤘🔥♥️♥️
Luzier !
0:20 that intro is amazing
One of my favs by them. Ray definitely is an amazing drummer without a doubt! -MW
Groove and funk gone without David
David silveria the best"
David Silveria - one love
Like 'em both, but Ray for the win.
Both drummers are amazing! David has a more groovy hip hop sound, and Ray has a more heavy metal and groove sound. I like both.
David is korn sorry it's the truth we need him back
@Super Predator Mailman F U you know it's the truth...
David and Fieldy used to drive a funky/hip hop style that Head and Munky would add harmonics and arpeggios to. When David left the bass Funk was gone. Ray and Fieldy don't work together like Fieldy and David did. Ray is a great Hard Rock drummer. David is an amazing numetal drummer. It's a personal opinion of which Korn style you prefer.
i mean davids sound and those hat style beats are unbeatable in my opinion.
David was raw but his style fit the band perfectly. Ray is a technician. It's about preference but Korn's sound is best suited for David, at least when he was playing with the band all those years ago.
No comparison. David Silvera 247♥️
David treats the china better....David is Korn
I have missed David from the band since day one they did that dude dirty
Mayor David, it fits with korn, funk style, hip hop, Ray is more groove metal, double pedal, but korn has changed a lot.
Brother D. Rocked it with finesse and groove. Ray is good with ray korn but should Rock the brother D. Groove with Brother D. Korn song's Ya Dig!?
Dave has better usage of the high hat, lifting then closing. Something so simple helped set Korn apart from others and find their own identity.
I realy like the original.. david is the best..
David he have a soul in thats music .... please back to korn david
David Silvera tiene todo el podeeeeeeer, aguanteeeeeeee
David . The sound is brutal
ray is extremely talented but boy I miss that groove from david
Ray is a better drummer but Ray is like the Cobra Mustang enhancements while David is the mustang itself. You can’t throw some black eye shadow on a drummer and expect loyal fans to have an instant connection but Ray is earning it one performance at a time!
Wrong
The only KoRn that matters to me is the band with all original members, thus Silveria. Really not the same at all without it.
David silveria
Sucks David isn't in the band anymore, he is a phenomenal drummer, Ray took his place and I have nothing but love for Ray as well
Dude,what's the Song of David in the Intro?
David for sure when he was into it and truly loved writing with the band. Sadly you can hear later on in take a look in the mirror he started to fall off. His drumming was simplistic and felt like he hardly put any effort into it at all. David in the early days, I'll take Ray after heads return. Sucks David burned bridges so badly we will never ever see them all play together again. Would be really cool to see all of the original five come back together and write something. Thats asking A LOT but hey we can all wish for it.
David Silveria all the ways
David Silveria the best for KoRn
David❤
the main difference is that ray is more technical hence less chaotic and powerful. david is on the other spectrum raw and with a punch in the gut.
David is my favorite drummer