@@toornsthulpft2737 id say this is prob either the first or one of the first times a band with terrifying masks went on late night television playing heavy metal music.
@@23bitchris60 Ya but they played Heretic Anthem on Conan…I think it’s safe to say that’s the most controversial song they’ve played on a late night show 🫠
@OkinaDoragon Corey stopped doing that in 2008, you can see one clip from Mayhem 2008 where he actually fails that part so he made it a crowd interaction
@@wasg3ht774he also had a crowd to offload some vocals on it... the earlier years he didn't have the crowd so much to offload vocals on but now... Now he can let half the song go into the crowd to catch his breath and give the vocals a little break.
@@NetoKDM his voice was destroyed during vol. 3 cycle due to poor vocal technique, but it has some charm to it gotta admit. Vol. 3 is one of if not my favourite album of all time, but Corey's live vocals were really tough. Glad he recovered and sounds great even though he is almost 50
The solo in this profromance, still to the is day is gives me goosebumps. Also when Corey was touching clowns mask out of respect since he wasn't able to be there.
Its fairly common with singers for short sets. He is able to use all his voice for 1 or 2 songs instead having to ration it out for an entire show But yes, his vocals are amazing here
@@yew8707 You're probably right, but it's not really a matter of caring. You can only scream for so long before you go hoarse. You can help alleviate that with warm ups, and using proper technique. There were several metal musicians in my vocal classes that were there to learn just that.
yasssss i always thought this album got a little 2 much hate, (until .5 came out and everybody started 2 hate that album too) i always loved the music of this era and it had 1 of my favorite corey and sid looks
@@leonidasneves7972 bc during recording he lost his voice a few weeks back so his vocal doctor told him to take it easy, you can hear how after 2008 his screams got very deep and betterx
nah, his time in IOWA is second to none, in Subliminal Verse his screams are more careless and sharp. His voice was breaking, so in AHIG his voice is thicker, he decided not to wear down his throat anymore.
Iowa was Slipknot's best raw work, but the subliminal verses was Slipknot's magnus opus in overal. The bands sound streched up as far as possible, they demonstrated how they where so much more than a just another angry band one trick pony. It was a one time peak, and i'm thankfull to haved lived trough it.
It is normalized in a way but I wish I could be alive when this band actually had a true fan base and were in like a metalhead/goth clique (sounds so fkn awesome to be able to be a part of that)and not a bunch of posers nowadays
Maan, Corey's voice here sounds amazing. To me this squeaky and high-pitched screams sound very good during this era... although they don't work for Iowa songs
Not only a legend on the mic, he's always been a fucking legend on what we are used to call "stage presence" here in Brazil. "Stage presence" (for us brazilians) has nothing to do with how good the artist is playing and/or singing.. "stage presence" is related to the body language of the artist while performing live on a stage.. it's related to how much better (or worse) the artist can make the performance with his physical behavior while playing live.. It has to do with posture, with how and when the artist moves and stops moving, etc. Corey's stage presence is absurd.. i feel so much energy coming from just his body language, demeanor and posture.. he emanates some kind of feeling of confidence.. that the stage is his natural habitat.. a sense of power and that he belongs to that stage and to that moment. At various moments of ALL Slipknot's live performances Corey looks like a fucking GOD that came straight from hell, If you know what i mean.
Corey passava por vários problemas vocais nessa fase. Pode-se perceber muitas alterações de timbres durante esse período. Mas adiante (2009), sua técnica ficou ainda mais apurada e menos agressiva pra sua saúde vocal.
Best vocals of his career it was during Iowa era. Just listen People = Shit live in Chicago 2001, is absolutely insane. Maybe his clean vocals are better today. And for me, 2019 is more closer to Iowa era than 2009.
@@nameless7797 I’ve not seen lives from WANYK but on the record they sound incredible so I agree with that, only just looking into lives of slipknot after being a fan for months now and they used to sound amazing live, didn’t realise how much his voice has changed
Conan is a legend for having at the time such a controversial band on a late night program
@@toornsthulpft2737 id say this is prob either the first or one of the first times a band with terrifying masks went on late night television playing heavy metal music.
@@jacoblandman7345 flashback to wait and bleed and heretic anthem also on conan
Dude they were on the tonight show a year before this and then they were on Kimmel. They've been on almost every late night show.
@@23bitchris60
Ya but they played Heretic Anthem on Conan…I think it’s safe to say that’s the most controversial song they’ve played on a late night show 🫠
And he had them on in 2001 and 2000😅
I love how Paul is filling in for Clown’s vocals with Chris :) man I miss both of them
Paul screams were so rare but so heavy
Joey and Craig
This is quite possibly Corey’s best live vocal performance of this song. And it was for TV
Watch Rock am Ring 2009 Performance from this song. WAY better
download 2006 has the best "claustrophobic, catastrophic"
@@OkinaDoragonDownload 2005 and this tv show was the television debut of this song B4 i forget
@OkinaDoragon Corey stopped doing that in 2008, you can see one clip from Mayhem 2008 where he actually fails that part so he made it a crowd interaction
@@wasg3ht774he also had a crowd to offload some vocals on it... the earlier years he didn't have the crowd so much to offload vocals on but now... Now he can let half the song go into the crowd to catch his breath and give the vocals a little break.
Corey's vocal in this take is really awesome!
yes there is a version of this song that they sang on a tv show of yours from the USA, which he did a very good take too, hugs from Brazil to you
@@brunomouranevesdeoliveira8480 Thank you! Hugz back!
His voice was 100% in this one...
@@NetoKDM his voice was destroyed during vol. 3 cycle due to poor vocal technique, but it has some charm to it gotta admit. Vol. 3 is one of if not my favourite album of all time, but Corey's live vocals were really tough. Glad he recovered and sounds great even though he is almost 50
@@disjointedhoudini808 Facts.
I could watch Jim root jam for endless hours. He's just got sick moves and hands. You can tell this is his jam he just rocks the riff so hard
The solo in this profromance, still to the is day is gives me goosebumps. Also when Corey was touching clowns mask out of respect since he wasn't able to be there.
Best performance by Corey on this song ever imo
Yeah he was actually singing the words
Its fairly common with singers for short sets. He is able to use all his voice for 1 or 2 songs instead having to ration it out for an entire show
But yes, his vocals are amazing here
@@heypistolero dawg i dont think corey cared at the time
@@yew8707 You're probably right, but it's not really a matter of caring. You can only scream for so long before you go hoarse. You can help alleviate that with warm ups, and using proper technique. There were several metal musicians in my vocal classes that were there to learn just that.
@@heypistolero i think he started to learn all that stuff either during .3 or b4 ahig?
The greatest era of slipknot!!
Self Titled, Iowa, and Vol 3 was their peak the best slipknot imo
yasssss i always thought this album got a little 2 much hate, (until .5 came out and everybody started 2 hate that album too) i always loved the music of this era and it had 1 of my favorite corey and sid looks
@@yew8707 I became a fan of Vol 3…it was less abrasive than Iowa, the first album was good too
Bro ur name has jordison in it! Thats so cool
1:11 that part is so similar like the studio version
It kind of does
These guys should be so happy and thankful they were able to be on the same show as the Slipnuts.
WOW legendary performance breaks my heart two have passed away and two have left
This has to be my favourite live version of this song. Joey and Paul are still there and Chris. Corey's voice is stronger than ever.
Vol 3 screams were the best
In the recodings they were the worst
For some reason the live screams sounds better than the studio version
@@leonidasneves7972 bc during recording he lost his voice a few weeks back so his vocal doctor told him to take it easy, you can hear how after 2008 his screams got very deep and betterx
nah, his time in IOWA is second to none, in Subliminal Verse his screams are more careless and sharp. His voice was breaking, so in AHIG his voice is thicker, he decided not to wear down his throat anymore.
Vol 3 is the pinnacle. The pain, the sadness, the hate just pushed out of him to record that record.
Iowa was Slipknot's best raw work, but the subliminal verses was Slipknot's magnus opus in overal. The bands sound streched up as far as possible, they demonstrated how they where so much more than a just another angry band one trick pony.
It was a one time peak, and i'm thankfull to haved lived trough it.
i'm surprised they did the full version and not the radio edit
I miss you Joey 😢😢😢
3:15 the perfect jump
Chris and Paul doing the back vocals is absolute sick
This song made me a fan of slipknot
This probably their best performance ever!! Holy shit!!
Breaks my heart seen Joey at his best :(
3:15 That jump was killer! I miss when people would actually accept this kind of stuff into the mainstream media
It is normalized in a way but I wish I could be alive when this band actually had a true fan base and were in like a metalhead/goth clique (sounds so fkn awesome to be able to be a part of that)and not a bunch of posers nowadays
RIP his ankles
Best Shawn's performance
😅
Lol
Where he was?
Ik roght
His wife was sick that’s why he wasn’t there
I love how corey used to do the windmill head bang. Wish he would go back to long hair again
Did you see his performance (windmills included) at Big Day Out 2005? Worth a UA-cam search if you haven't seen it x
@@J0kerzach2008 Yes I've watched that many times! Lol
This and download 2009 was their best performance of this song
yes i think you are right
Maan, Corey's voice here sounds amazing. To me this squeaky and high-pitched screams sound very good during this era... although they don't work for Iowa songs
I love their image, sick masks too
rare moments where u get to see Joey headbangin to his drumkit...
My favorite of Corey’s masks
My favorite's always been the All Hope Is Gone mask
tight ass performance. like, damn.
It’s just a wow! I love Slipknot❤
best slipknot era
such great years
Finally good quality! Thanx for upload \m/
The best performance, the best look band ever...!!
What a song to see live!
I was looking for slip nuts
la voz de corey en ese tiempo era impresionante
GOD DAMN
Tight, tight, tight!
im pretty sure this is the exact show that jay Weinberg saw
it was conan o brien 2001
That was in 2001
@@modifidious ohhh okay
Conan is legendary for this. Corey Taylor is one hell of a legend on the mic NGL he has a pretty heavy voice.
Not only a legend on the mic, he's always been a fucking legend on what we are used to call "stage presence" here in Brazil.
"Stage presence" (for us brazilians) has nothing to do with how good the artist is playing and/or singing.. "stage presence" is related to the body language of the artist while performing live on a stage.. it's related to how much better (or worse) the artist can make the performance with his physical behavior while playing live.. It has to do with posture, with how and when the artist moves and stops moving, etc.
Corey's stage presence is absurd.. i feel so much energy coming from just his body language, demeanor and posture.. he emanates some kind of feeling of confidence.. that the stage is his natural habitat.. a sense of power and that he belongs to that stage and to that moment.
At various moments of ALL Slipknot's live performances Corey looks like a fucking GOD that came straight from hell, If you know what i mean.
Tight tight tight!
HIS VOICE OMGGGGG
3:16 the end of the rooooooo..😂
The spear 8 🔥🔥🔥
Corey wanted to show out on national tv and he did, along with the rest
Corey is power
What!!! No comments? This is fuckin’ awesome 🤩
small stage for them. 🌙
Corey messing up the lyrics haha. Good save by swapping “fray the strings” and “locked in clutch”
peak Slipknot
Stop the video and put on the begin of 0:20
His pose looks insane
indeed it is ! Probably trying to avoid Jim's guitar though.
Fun fact: clown was there for the performance . We just couldn’t see him as John Cena volunteered to fill in .
That's funny
ALL HAIL LORD JOEY
Where my boi Clown?
Is Chris wearing Clown’s tie?
Don't forget about Joey.
Hellllllllllll Yeahhhhhhhhhh Babyyyyyyyyyyyyy 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😝😝😝😎😎😎👊🏻
Corey did not nail the dismount.
I wonder where Jordan Schlansky was during this performance
Who's doing the "I" part in the chorus with Clown not being there?
Paul
@GabrieloqXD Chris and Paul. 2:07
Man, Corey's voice was pure shit during that phase.
People had to ne strong until 2009, when he achieved the best vocals of his career.
Corey passava por vários problemas vocais nessa fase. Pode-se perceber muitas alterações de timbres durante esse período. Mas adiante (2009), sua técnica ficou ainda mais apurada e menos agressiva pra sua saúde vocal.
Best vocals of his career it was during Iowa era. Just listen People = Shit live in Chicago 2001, is absolutely insane. Maybe his clean vocals are better today. And for me, 2019 is more closer to Iowa era than 2009.
@@nameless7797 I’ve not seen lives from WANYK but on the record they sound incredible so I agree with that, only just looking into lives of slipknot after being a fan for months now and they used to sound amazing live, didn’t realise how much his voice has changed
@@leowright2885 slipknot live in Detroit. They look reddish orange onstage from early 2000s check that concert out they went 100%
Where is clown
His wife was sick, that's why Corey gave them a shout out at the beginning.
@@richards8371 what does it say at the beginning bro I can't understand
@@PattKnot he said “ this is dedicated to clown and Chantel”
@@Ry_Smok3s Thanks a los bro!
WHERE IS SHAWE GRAHAM ?
Anybody know why Clown wasn't there?
His wife was sick
@@Blaze_Drumz she had cancer
Who is this dedicated to?
Shawn
Corey says it’s dedicated to clown and Shaun lol
@@ruthless_villian0I think he said Chantal and Shawn
Weird, these guys aren't slipping on nuts at all
so fast
Where’s clown?
His wife was sick
where is clown
Where the hell is clown
Irreversible knee damage incoming... 3:17
Joey is playing way too fast.
But knot used to accelerate their songs live, and still does it today
Why wasn't 🤡 there❓️
Home with Chantal
No Clown?
Think he had a death in the family or something when this was filmed
почему нет клоуна с ними?
У Шона тогда болела его жена
Porque o palhaço não está aí?
Porque su esposa estaba enferma
@Jullys ha, llo ablo espanol
they sound 💯 times better than almost any country singer on here ever that's sad
I wonder why clown wasnt performing here
His wife was sick
Yeah so, before they played they wanted to dedicate him because he was absent
Y clown ???
La esposa estaba enferma, incluso al principio Corey dice que les dedica esto a ellos
Valla
I hate the camera work
kinda suck clown not in it 😔
Damn they trashing awesome band
Fuckin killed it
Back when slipknot was literally talented members I miss this slipknot😢