KoRn - FREAK ON A LEASH (Live!) | Reaction! | SCHOOL of 90s ROCK!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2019
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Today, RAP TEEN & METAL DAD react to, dissect, and rate the classic KoRn banger: FREAK ON A LEASH as part of our SCHOOL OF 90s ROCK series! We hope you enjoy our reaction!
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How about something slightly different for the next episode, was thinking, maybe, the offspring? Would probably choose "smash" from the album of the same title ('94). It's, arguably, their greatest album & the one that propelled them into the mainstream.
I'd give F.O.A.L 90 🍅🍅🍅, a great track but not my favourite.
AUSTRALIAN aborigines play the Didgeridoo! 🤦
@@ChrisPage68 Close enough!
@@golgothascurse So many awesome songs on Smash. The album that made me take a turn towards Punk.
Suggestions? Well there is a clip of Korn and Baby Metal playing together. 🤣🤣🤣
Alice in Chains- Rooster, Would?, Them Bones, etc. Also, Silverchair- Israel's Son
Absolutely !
When a person talks about Korn, one thinks automatically in this song and the official music video, both pretty iconic.
Joliet, when you have time look up the original video for this song. I personally think this song is over played but the video is really good.
Korn has some awesome videos!
@@ChemicalReactions yes they do 🔥🤘🔥🤘🔥
If you were going to do a live version you should of done Blind from the same show. That one is completely insane.
FOAL won the poll! The voice of the people always rules!
The most popular song(s) always win polls, but they aren't always the best picks. ;)
@@schwann145 yeah I figured. I like them reacting to this song but they should of done the music video not the live.
GivenSpade agreed ... I saw them live back in the day and although the concert was fun ... the recorded versions of most songs are just better and more precise. Some bands shine even brighter on stage, some don’t ... this version just drove me away to the original video lol
Yeah, if from Woodstock Blind would've been the obvious choice. I think even for the "people".
You should have reacted to the studio version cause there you can feel the true essence of the song, the hard voice and rough instrumental, anayways great reaction guys! Keep on doin more of thiss
Personal favourite from Korn is "Here to Stay". Discovered it as a track on PS2 game and had it on replay.
Solid Korn!
Off road fury 2? Good times LMAO
@@bronykorn Yep, great game, I'll need to replay it soon!
KoRn was my first introduction to what type of musics I enjoy nowadays. Borrowed a cassette tape from a friend, we were 10 yo, and it was their Follow the Leader album and still to this day my favourite album of their's. Never been exposed to any heavy music before then, and every track from that album pretty much blew my mind. And yeah, Got the Life is one of my favourite as well
Thank You Guy's! Amorphis - The Bee
This!
Aye, come on guys The Bee!
Are you ready?
@@ChemicalReactionsYes, please.
@@ChemicalReactions Yes we are!
Filter in 90s was fire. One, Welcome to the fold, Jurassitol...
Hey man nice shot!
ChemicalReactions! Exactly!
Aww, like one of the few times I would prefer the official video!
Badass animation and "storyline".
You both rock 🤘.
Thank you! But yeah, kinda wished after the fact I'd picked the studio version...
my favorite korn song is: Falling Away from Me
Me too, one of the first metal song I've ever heard 😁🤘
If you watch the videos falling away from me is the sequel or follow up to freak on a leash
React to KoRn-blind live !!!!! 👍🏼
Suggestion for 90s band:
Static-X
LOVE Korn 🖤 I’ve been waiting for a Korn reaction from you guys ! The one thing about the band is that they sound amazing live & in studio
They still sound amazing 25 years later after there debut. In fact I think Jonathan sings better now than he does here!
@@45banshee Dude... those growls on Cold are just whaaaat?
@@ChemicalReactions I actually havent heard that song yet ill have to check it out!
Think its safe to say your daughter is a converted metalhead now \../
If you dont mind me suggesting a song how about a throwback, Judas Priest Victim of Changes. Studio or live? I cant decide so you pick good sir!
I was in that pit way back in 1999. Great show.
The first song i heard from Korn was Hear To Stay on tv back in 2003, its the song that got me interested in them.
Follow the Leader was the first album I bought by mistake because I did not check which album the song was on. When I heard "It's On" the first song on the album i thought it was really wierd and skipped it. It was this song and Got The Life that kept me listening to the rest of the album including going back to the first song and really enjoyed the album.
After finally getting the Untouchables album I've been listening to them since.
Awesome story!
Mushroomhead "Sun Doesn't Rise"
This song was written about the music industry and how he felt like a 'Freak on a leash' when it came to being controlled by the label. Also about Jonathan's voice, people should not forget that he has been dealing with serious asthma most of his life (has had at least two life threatening asthma attacks) In the first years he had to have an oxygen tank to inhale from inbetween songs. His vocals are actually much better today after he started vocal lessons in the early 2000's and really started taking care of his voice (for example having a no interview policy before a show since talking takes alot out on the voice according to him.)
I didn't know about the asthma. Breathing from a tank could definitely represent the leash.
Awesome!!!! More Woodstock 99 requests!!!
I love your discussions and breakdowns after the songs. Very insightful, and especially the part where you were talking about record labels forcing bands to do what they want them to do rather than doiing what they feel and create from the heart. Although I've heard this song hundreds of times, I never took the time to break it down and analyze the lyrics.
My favorite band right now is 100% independent. They are three young sisters from Mexico. they write their own music, they play their own instruments, they play it loud and with a lot of energy.
I know this series is abut 90s rock, but your commentary brought me to The Warning. They did a concept album called Queen of the Murder Scene. It's phenomenal, and you forget that this psycho-thriller of an album was written by 13-18 year old teenage girls.
One of these days, I'll find the right series and ask you to react to them. Maybe your female fronted rock or something.
Anyway, where I meant to go with this is that, there is no record label that is going to let any band do a concept album, much less 3 teenage sisters.
We're going to have to check them out. A lot of requests coming for the Warning!
@@ChemicalReactions That would be cool. I would love to hear your take on them. I'll give you my first suggestion.
As I said, the album Queen of the Murder scene is a concept album. They released the song Dust to Dust first, which was a prologue to the story. They they released 4 3-song chapters over the next couple of months. One chapter at a time.
The album follows a woman through obsession over unrequited love, psychosis, murder, suicide. It is focuses mostly on her state of mind from her perspective.
I would recommend this live version of Dust to Dust from Mexico City at a venue called Lunario. It is the night they released the album. Nov 25, 2018 ua-cam.com/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/v-deo.html
At the time, Daniela (Dany) - Guitar was 18, Paulina (Pau) Drums 16 and Alejandra (Ale) Bass was 13.
Pau came up with the concept and starts most of their songs, but they all share in the song writing and production..
I hope you enjoy!
My musical background is in line with Chuck's. Metallica, Maiden, Judas Priest etc. This is the first band that has excited me in probably 20 years.
This band raised me an i still love them
Yes! More KoRn plz!? Did my time
smells like teen spirit was one of the biggest 90s songs so definitely needs a reaction
For sure!
Great reaction. 😁 Love Korn...do more Korn.
This song is so fun to play drums to
I bet!
My suggestion for the new school's react is Nirvana - Nevermind Album (1991)
Slipknot started wearing the jumpsuits in 1998. Actually woodstock took place after the final show for ozzfest 1999 which slipknot played the second stage.
Awesome you did 90s nu metal. Of course deftones should be part of it. I bet juliette will like them!
Also you talk about the industry pressure, go watch the video y'all want a single by Korn themselves!!!
My suggestion for the next song is hunger strike by Temple of the Dog
Obra maestra
Right Now live from their Family Values 2006 dvd is a reall good live clip to react to
Korn's first album will always be my favorite Korn album.
Love this SCHOOL of 90s ROCK and One of my all time favorites are Skunk Anansie - they are really unique.
I love Charlie Big Potato but the more familiar ones are Hedonism and weak.
Some other amazing 90's: Faith No More, Deftones, Alice In Chains (Love Down in a hole), Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins, Tool, Radiohead ....
Do school of thrash please:
Sodom, Kreator, Overkill, Destruction, Testament, SOD... they all are great bands
Korn is excelent my fav band
Amarathe - The nexus (official music video) pleeeease:))
*"Amaranthe" did an excellent cover version of Powerwolf's "Army Of The Night".*
Nice one mate.
Despite trying for over 20 years now I have never been able to understand the fascination with Korn. They took what Faith No More and White Zombie had done, slowed it down and ran with it. They don't write songs, they write riffs. Faith No More's We Care A Lot from much earlier in the 90s will show you where most 90s metal started to be honest. Also their version of Crazy by Lionel Richie would be a great cover comparison vid.
FNM and WZ are on the list!
Crazy to think This band is from my home town
Korn is incredible
Hey guys! First of all, got into you just a few hours ago, very, very entertaining, I’ ve seen some reactions (Yes, another Nightwish - Floor and Tarja fan) and it’s great watching both of you interacting with the videos/songs/lyrics, thumbs up!
Now, I haven’t taken a deeper look into the comments, but let me have you known....you already made it down to CHILE!
I hope I’ll get more of your reactions and wanted to give you a few ideas, one very special as I saw that Chuck gets really into the music (goosebumps), here’s my top 3 you should take a look at:
1.- as you are already prepared for Symphonic Metal: Epica (the band) - Sancta Terra (the song) or Monopoly on truth or Cry for the moon. Special attention to the lead vocals, better be prepared....Simone Simons (she all by herself is worth any video) // Epica, another north-european band - Netherlands
2.- Tarja Turunen, THE GODESS of Symphonic Metal. If you got impressed by Floor.....this one should get you one step closer to mindblowing vocals. Song: maybe to this very little contrast to Floor Jansen, Ghost Love Score (Tarja was the original singer) or Phantom of the opera (with Nightwish) or Victim of Ritual (her solo project at this time)
3.- if gosebumps is what you’re looking for, try this: Arcane - Promise (Part 2). This is music that just gets under your skin, it’s not a very known band (australian prog) but it’s one of the discoveries I made thanks to internet of which I’m actually proud of. Please give it a try, you will face a rollercoaster of wonderful music......mark my words ☝️. I’m 100% sure you’ll LOVE IT! (Remember this: “the piano part”)
Now enough, hope to see you very soon, 👋 congrats from Chile @ChemicalReactions! you rock!
Thank you for the suggestions! And check out our reaction to Epica Sancta Terra on our channel page!
Oh great, you already did it! 👏 I’ll check it out 😊👍
I love their previous album the Serenity of suffering. But I truly do miss the old Korn!!
Korn was Influence by Mr.bungle and Faith No More. They were the ones that started this type of experimenting of loud catchy genres and more catchy mellow ones... I've read the bassist and lead guitarist from korn theirs books and they both openly say if it wasn't for those band then korn and nu metal probably wouldn't be the same. Mike patton the singer of FNM and Mr.bungle plays a big role in this.
Ah ! *nostalgia* One of the first band i have listened when i was kid, his skirt and those socks are cult x) By the way the last album of Korn is very cool !
Linkin Park -> The Offspring -> Korn -> Deftones -> Gojira and now i am listening all kind of metal musics
Here some advices of bands not so famous but stylish :
- Cthonic (Broken Jade) A Folk Black Metal Melodic (Tawanese band), by the way, the singer and the bassist are politicians in Taiwan
- Orphaned Land (Ocean Land) a Folk Death Metal Melodic (Israeli band)
I know you make mostly reactions with cult bands but like that, you and the viewers will (maybe) discover some bands x)
PS : For some 90's metal music -> Deftones, an other neo-metal band (Be quiet and drive)
Deftones is so vibey. My own summer, Change... fire!
Actually first time seeing them play live. Was the height of music videos and I've only seen them. So was a little bit new to me too, although Juliette noticed quite a bit more on the clothing :D edit: oh and: The Smashing Pumpkins - Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Yessir!
Agree, see the original video. One of the best musicvideo ever made.
Korn is one of my favorite live bands of all time! I've seen them at least 5 or 6 times, for other 90's metal bands you should definitely check out Deftones-Change
Change was actually 2000 ;) but close enough. My own summer was 90s...
In honor of my second week of college football camp, do Loneliness (Winter) - Wintersun, the lyric video
He was an amazing writer. His music spoke to young people and the messages were not always caught at first listen, but there are songs like Daddy that are unmistakable. People all talk about Kurt Cobain from Nirvana but Kurt was not near as good as Johnathan when it came to lyrics (I assume the haters will hate that comment). An interesting listen on this song is the unplugged version when Amy Lee sat with him and sang it. I would give the song, not the woodstock video about the same rating of 94.
No doubt that Jon is a great lyric writer!
Thanks for the reaction =)
You should see the Version from MTV Unplugged with Amy Lee ;)
Hi! You can try Crossfaith - Monolith (Japanese band), or why not Eths - Crucifère (french band). Thanks 😁
If you wish to revisit Korn sometime, I highly recommend Somebody Someone.
My actual other recommendation falls within your Undercover series: Slayer vs Stone Sour - Seasons in the Abyss.
Good suggestions Alberto!
@@ChemicalReactions and thank you for the quality of your content, as always.
I think this is the first time I've seen Korn live. Gotta say, technical probs asside, I'm pretty impressed. I wonder if she's ready to hear 'Daddy' by Korn? Maybe too much.
BTW - didgeridoo is Australian aboriginal instrument, not Moari.
I need at least one factual mistake by video! ;)
No, no Daddy yet. That song is not a fun listen.
You should check out the band NIL8 from my hometown of Springfield Illinois who never made it to the mainstream but was influential in the scene because they toured with some of the biggest names in the 90’s
This was my music when I was 13 till now (31) ^^
Good music to grow up to!
You both need to react the the official video to this song and not the live version, you'll see it in a completely different way..... 🤘🤘🤘
Life is Peachy was just a bunch of songs they threw together quick because the record label wanted to put something out as quickly as possible, there's a song on Peachy that's just a bunch of swear words "@!#%&*" kind of a here u go put this on the radio lol
A bit like Nirvana's Insecticide then. Label pressure to put something out quick.
@Héctor Bernal one of my favorite albums
Anything from Muse live at Wembley. Matt’s voice can go from a normal male range to a C6 and plays guitar like no other all at once. Song writing is mind blowing serenades to heavy. I used to be pro, and they still floor me after all this time. Invincible might be a good place to start. I just heard it again the other day. ✌️
I love korn on the cob 😆
Big fan! Really enjoy your honest reactions. Please do Alter Bridge "Words darker than their wings" live
Glad you enjoy!!
Deftones = my own summer
FYI the didgeridoo is Australian. If you want New Zealand music, do Kai Tangata by Alien Weaponry. Got a cool video.
If Korn from Woodstock, Blind! If Freak on a Leash, the video!
React to:
50 shades of evil-kobra and the lotus
Executed-Burning Witches
🤘🤘
Yeah leather kilt, and the appropriate socks for wearing a kilt formally. lol I'm hoping their energy performing is going to be back some like it used to be, if the few singles are any indication!?
@@TheStefan6969 Cold is heavy af!
@@ChemicalReactions Oh yeah it is!!! 😁🤘
Audrey & Kate - Through the Fire and Flames (Right-handed) ua-cam.com/video/tBgN2ZtZ7gc/v-deo.html Audrey & Kate - Through the Fire and Flames (Left-handed) ua-cam.com/video/nhC6WPPvLz4/v-deo.html Japanese-American girl (bi-lingual), age 15 (guitar) w' sister, age 10 (bass) play DragonForce "Through the Fire and Flames" (and many other songs and originals) RIGHT-HANDED and LEFT-HANDED. Besides their covers, they also have original songs and music videos (7 singles available, so far). Only playing for a few years and already ranked a Top 10 Female guitarist. Anyone else playing guitar both ways? Male or female? Remember, they are very young. How good are they gonna get?! Audrey is the celebrated guitarist, but little sister is just one step behind on bass.
Da hora.
he was up there singing for like a hour
I think you should check out the music video for this song. I think the live version is good after you’ve heard the studio version.
Yeah... that was not the best live performance...
Dude!you guys are from Canada, during the grunge era.you need to do" I Mother Earth".Rain will fall" and "not quite sonic"
One More astronaut! Went to a Moist concert in 90s and they were supposed to open for them but last minute change... :(
Within Temptation - Paradise
I think its more 80's but you should do Metal Church "Watch the Children Play"
New KORN : THE NOTHING at the 13th of September !!!!
Looking forward to it. Based on Cold, looks like it's going to be the heaviest in a while!
@@ChemicalReactions Slipknot/Tool/Korn in one Year....WOW!
@@ingovonderluhe2174 In one summer! Great music this August! Plus the Killswitch Engage is fire!
@@ChemicalReactions And a Great One from Germany not to Forget : FINSTERFORST (Dark Forrest) : ZERFALL (Decay) ....the Best German SYMPHONIC FOLK METAL CD ever !
for throat music try the HU Yuve Yuve Yu or Wolf Totem Mongolian folk metal
Cool!
I think you guys would like the duet with Amy Lee. (evanescence) They did this song together. Sound great together.
*BLINK 182* - *Miss you* is an AMAZING song
Agree!
Fear Factory actually invented nu-metal. Also a must listen band for 90s rock/metal. Maybe Replica or Shock
No recommendations here. Just want to say that Juliette has the coolest fucking hair. Girl looks like she's about to destroy the Soviet Union with the heaviest breakdown ever.
LOL
If you are in the 90's, you must visit both NIN and Ministry.
We did visit NIN with Hurt! Check out our channel page!
@@ChemicalReactions Did see it. But that track is kinda an outro to a concept album. Would love to see you do Reptile or Eraser.
Korn❤
Brand new here, how about Bow Down by I Prevail?
It’s about how music companies try to control everybody about the band, down to their sound and looks, but this song is POWERFUL! Please and thank you!
React to Right now or here to stay by koRn live at CBGB
Great song and an even better video! Next up you guys should take another look at Megadeth. Take No Prisoners (original version)
Glad you enjoyed!
I think their best album is Untouchables....oh the didgeridoo is used by the indigenous Aboriginal people of Australia , and not the Maori of New Zealand
You're right. I got confused with Like a storm using it in their songs.
The didgeridoo is used by the Aboriginals from Australia, not the Maoris from New Zealand ;)
Will you be doing any Breaking Benjamin? Such an underrated and such a great band :)
You bet! Saw them live twice!
Try Amorphis next, The bee maybe? Or Sacrifice? Or anything from Amorphis, they are amazing
Your wish has just been granted!
@@ChemicalReactions ohh, yes
Metal tomatoes-91
next suggestion- smashing 🎃 ‘s
C.O.D.💀
Great idea! Which song? So many huge ones!!
Bullet with butterfly wings
Zero
1979
@@Raul-vl7ly Solid Choices C.O.D \m/
@@ChemicalReactions The End Is The Beginning Is The End.
Do the best band from Woodstock '94...King's X !!!
Pink Floyd - Animals would be great for your reaction or Echoes live Pompeii the 70;s one
Kamelot- Elizabeth- LIVE parts 1,2,3. Please and thank you.
Tool - Rosetta Stoned
For 90s rock, how about some old greenday like Basket cae or brainstew
Definitely!
Dad: u made it / Little Girle: listen closer
Metallica- Memory Remains Live at East Rutherford 2023
next dragonforce
Agreed
Yup
Through the flames and fire
Can you do Sean Olson- KoRn? It’s amazing
i reccomend to you the song "play me" Korn feat. Rapper Nas is very nu metal song
Pearl Jam - Even Flow
High! by Jimmy's Chicken Shack! DO IT!
Do it! Do it! I just watched Starsky and Hutch with Ben Stiller! Do it!
@@ChemicalReactions He cracks me up!
Korn-daddy :)
August Burns Red- Beauty in Tragedy. Please