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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2023
- Slipknot deep dive: Ranking the Slipknot discography from worst to best!
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The riffs on Vol 3 are insane. Like..."The Blister Exists"? That song RIPS.
I feel like that's the one song the band has done that truly is the Slipknot sound, with all three percussionists playing in unison. Those parts absolutely fucking slap and sound heavy as fuck live.
@@FlyboyHelosimtotally agree. For me, it's one of their most iconic songs. My friends and I to this day will break out and just start drumming that part for no reason haha
A lot of the riffs on vol 3 was on both demo albums
I really, really, really, wish a different producer was involved because of how cool the guitars could have sounded on Vol. 3. Rick Rubin is a kill the guitars for hi-hats and overly trebled vocals guy.
They opened with it on their last tour, I'm one of those who doesn't look at setlist before gigs, I was so happy and surprised as it's one of my favourite songs by them!
They did so much heavy stuff early on, you can't blame them for expanding during this huge run. Personally, I like the heavy stuff better but their staying power is incredible.
I applaud them for being as relevant as they are. It's so great to see. Even if I don't care for their newer stuff, I'm still happy to see them doing well
The heavy stuff is great but vol3 is the most important album in their catalogue
@@akshaydeand AHIG is the mosy complex album for me
Bro I think their self titled album has some killer groovy shit on it. I've always loved in Prosthetics where Corey spazzes and is like "tell me man I knew it was a mistake". The push and pull of their first two albums is fucking tight.
Damn it man i knew it was a mistake*
Remember Nu Metal? How can you not? Hybrid Theory came out like 3 years ago, right? Right?!? What do you mean I'm not 30 years old?
2001 was last year
Nothing will ever dethrone their self-titled album for me. I love everything on it. The rapping parts may feel of the time, but i still like those parts haha. That album is just so unhinged and heavy in a way thay Slipknot themselves cant and wont ever create again. Iowa is definitely different sounding enough that even that album doesn't scratch that itch for me
100%
I thought I was alone in my thinking
i was a a casual listener (psychosocial and duality😂) before i decided to dive deep and give a listen to all their albums through and through. i fell IN LOVE with their self titled album and been a hardcore fan ever since
Agreed! I think after the nu metal era was over they changed a bit to appeal more to metal traditionalists which honestly was a good choice but they def lost an ingredient to what made the first album so dope.
@@jaymanji4955 BRO same exact story for me 😂
1. Iowa
2. Slipknot
3. Vol. 3
4. All Hope Is Gone
5. We Are Not Your Kind
6. The Gray Chapter
7. The End So Far
(I don't really count their EP)
All Hope Is Gone is better than Vol. 3
@@JoaoPedroVCFerreira not even close
By the way.. Now you know why they fired Jay. Look at your list
1.Iowa
2. Slipknot
3. Vol 3
4. We are not your kind
5. All hope is gone
6. The end so far
7. The grey chapter
1: slipknot
2: iowa
3: vol 3
4: all hope is gone
5: the grey chapter
6: we are not your kind
7:the end so far
The title track of all hope is gone is easily the most death metal track of their career.
Yep. I say that all the time. And I also bring up the title track when people say that AHIG wasn't heavy. It's actually probably the heaviest song they've done.
@@FlyboyHelosimWithout a doubt agree 100%. I actually remember being a kid listening to that song for the first time when the album came out and being blown away by it. I remember thinking “Wow this is the heaviest thing I’ve ever heard. What is this?”
How is it death metal
FUCKIN THANK YOU!!!
@@FlyboyHelosim AHIG, Gematria, and This Cold Black are all heavy as fuck, and good ass songs. Just about everything on that album is great to me, it’s easily my favorite from them.
Finn Mckenty easily the best rock critic since Beavis & Butthead
Lol
🤣🤣
Their first two albums have such raw thunderous aggression that I think is unmatched. I absolutely love them. Their newer stuff isn't bad at all, got a few bangers in there but I really miss Joey's drumming. It just wasn't the same.. It sounded more bland or flat overall. Corey's still has his moments but the more stone soury singing turns me off a bit. And Surely they've got some very underrated guitar work across all their albums.
I am in the minority with Psychosocial, it’s good but I’ve always felt it’s overrated. Of their singles, I think Duality is their song that I would put up there with the all time greats. Also happy to see you put Vol 3 so high!
You’re not alone there.. I’ve been to 7 slipknot shows and every time they play Psychosocial that’s when I go buy a beer and take a piss. But I feel the same way about Duality and Before I forget as I do Psychosocial. There just songs for people to sing along with.
@@HughG_Rection416 Good to know I’m not the only one. I knew Psychosocial had reached some new pinnacle when my friend (who doesn’t like Slipknot) had it on his playlist. Even with the catchy hook, I’m still surprised it’s so well-respected
+1, also kinda surprised people praise Psychosocial that much.
I’ve seen the 9 about 15 times and if I never hear wait and bleed and Psychosocial again it’s to soon.
Duality is roadrunner's best selling song and highest watched video.
Self titled is definitely my favorite. It's completely unhinged and sounds raw. Some of the newer stuff goes hard, but you can feel the production value in alot of it
The Gray Chapter took me a while to get into; at first I wasn’t a fan but it grew on me.
Self titled is still my favourite though. When it came out, it completely blew me away - it was carnage (in a good way).
dude unless you were into like cannibal corpse or Suffocation or possibly early Dying Fetus at the time, slipknot self titled was one of the heaviest CDs that I owned in 99! that shit hit so hard when it dropped dude, people don't understand
Slipknot got weak to sell more records and that shits super lame we could see it when Iowa dropped, we saw the change.
then on their 3rd roadrunner release it's like okay dude fuck this im into Deathcore now it's 06 btch
The best 2 for me (Iowa is so overrated) and The Negative One is one of the greatest metal songs ever made.
Same
Thank you Finn. All Hope is Gone really is a great album and imo they haven’t made a better sounding album since as far as production goes. The drums sounded insane on that record. People crap on Pyschosocial but it’s a great song and that breakdown has been emulated time and time again. It also kills me how they’ve never played Gematria live lol….
Me too... until I saw that video of Mick tracking the guitar part and I'm like "yeah, that'd probably be pretty tough to do cleanly across an entire tour cycle".
THE LEMONS OF THE DEAD!!!
@@rafaelalamilla5583 The band has never said why they don't perform it but that they have personal reasons for it. So 2 popular theories exist. The first is what you said and the second is that it may have been one of the tracks that Joey kicked everyone out of the studio for and finished himself (apparently that happened during AHIG) or some other personal thing that brings up bad memories.
One more comment now that I've watched most of the video... Your list is all wrong. Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat absolutely belongs at the bottom of the list, joined by All Hope is Gone. The rest is up for debate.
AHIG has some of the fastest and most complex songs of the entire SK catalog, and the rare time they did play the title track, for example, one of the guitarists would always mess parts up.
Still watching the video, but the self titled will forever be my favorite. There's a reason why they blew up so quickly on ozzfest 99. That album is a devastating experience from beginning to end.
Saw where you ranked it...bout to thumbs down your video lol
I grew up in a very conservative, overly Christian house with my grandmother and I saw psychosocial on VH1 in high school and it clicked for me why people like metal.
I grew up Catholic and always listened to Metal. I actually brought Slipknot and Mudvayne cds to our school dances and they would play it 😂. I’m glad I grew up Christian. I’m a Conservative Libertarian today and I can’t stand the Leftist indoctrination everywhere.
@@FLmetalhead Me too! glad my parents werent hippies lol.
7)All Hope is Gone
6)The End So Far
5)Gray Chapter
4)Vol 3
3)WANYK
2)Self Titled
1)Iowa
Swap Iowa and S/T and that’s my ranking as well \m/
MFKR self titled the best
Self-Titled is fvckin AWESOME you’re crazy. Absolutely not outdated. The FIERCENESS of that album is so pure. So authentic. Only IOWA is better
I did a small q&a with Mick. He talked about playing hard and sloppy on purpose to give the riff for character. If take was too clean, Ross would tell them to “slop it up”. The tone is in the hands.
Absolutely love this band still to this day, and great video!
IMO WANYK definitely isn't the second worst. Honestly ranks within the top 3 albums for sure. Red Flag, Soloway Firth, Critical Darling, Nero Forte, Birth of the Cruel. Even Not Long for This World is good. I even forgot about Unsainted. As a gen z, I remember waiting for this album to release and the first listen was awesome.
I mean it was a solid album but definitely not top 3
That’s your opinion, mine is that’s it’s definitely the second worst lol
I love Spiders from that album
He didn't say it was second worst, but third, after M.F.K.R. and TGC.
@@FlyboyHelosim MFKR doesn't really count
Corey for the last 3 albums; "It's gonna be Iowa levels of heavy, mannn."
Literally also Corey; "Omg, we're never making another Iowa, move on."
Idk, stop promising another Iowa for the last 10 years, then.
All hope is gone debuted at #1, and that album has blast beats. That’s an insane fact!
MFKR is an interesting album because you can hear a lot of stuff from self titled so it's cool to see how it evolved
I always wonder to myself how the band would sound if Anders hadn't quit the band. While corey's melodic vocals are great, they wanted him on as either backup or duet style vocals. If he had stayed I imagine they would sound similar to Mushroomhead in a way.
I think the MFKR version of Gently is better than the rerecorded version on Iowa. Just something about Anders voice that works for me.
exactly why i like it so much tbh
WANYK is so damn good. Especially Not Long for this World and Solway Firth.
YES! Fuckin yes!
YES!!
no.3 will always be my favorite and honestly I think the most complete metal album ever made. It literally had everything. Accessibility, breakdowns, blistering riffs, Corey's super harsh scream before he changed it. 11/10 song writing and creativity.
It's my favorite too.. Its the most important album in their catalogue. The album that cemets slipknot as a goat band, propels them to stardom and all that while doing some crazy innovative stuff. Its Joey's legacy imo
Not an album guy, but Iowa is an all-timer to me. Also always thought Psychosocial was as good as anything else they've done. That's their best, most memorable riff imo.
Isn't it funny I love slipknot but I've always felt Iowa is so overrated!
@@simondavies109agree with you here. Good album, but not my top pick
The Gray Chapter album is personally my favorite album because that’s where I started with them. All of their songs from that album is nostalgic for me.. 🫨🤯🖤💙🖤
The introductory track to that album is one of the best intros I've ever heard personally. Really conveys the grief they were all dealing with. Absolute chills.
I haven't heard that opinion yet hahaha. I'm glad you love it. It's their most disappointing album for me personally. All of the pre-release songs absolutely kicked ass (minus Devil In I. It's ok). The Negative One in particular had me the most hyped. It honestly sounded like old Slipknot to me! I wasn't a big fan of All Hope is Gone, so I was foaming at the mouth after hearing that track haha. It came out, I listened to the album like 10 times in about a month, and it just didn't stick. I tried haha, but it was just so forgettable for me. I haven't picked up an album form them since and haven't enjoyed any of the singles after that either. Still great to see them killing it though
It's incredible how a band like slipknot can still deliver new songs to their shows. And not have to play the same playlist over and over again for 15+ years because their new material is not at the same level. Not their case! They still can deliver 3 or 4 great songs, and people like me will still get excited every time they drop a new one.
Loved them as a kid, love them as a 30 year old.
Yes🤘🏿
Nothing will ever touch Iowa. Any other answer is just wrong
Also All Hope Is Gone is criminally underrated
Great Video. Awesome to see All Hope Is Gone get more love. Gematria (The Killing Name) is a super underrated song.
Super underrated. That song is fucking amazing.
Good video. My list wouldn't be far off. Dig the channel always.
My Plague's album mix (not the resident evil one) has this part I love between 0:30 and 0:40 - the fact that they removed it from the official video says a lot too
When Iowa came out. Me and my cousin listen to that album for a whole month. It was a great moment to be a metalhead teenager. He passed away in 2022 and I miss the guy, i was a week older than him. Now i'm 37 and when i hear the album it brings a lot of memories.
Solid tier list Finn 🤘
4:35 Actual footage of Finn actually making expressions while litsening to a song for the first time ever
Id be interested on a similar video for korn. I kinda lost track of them after see you on the othet side. Curious about the test of their catalog but its daunting
Great video Finn. How about a deep dive into the A7X discography? That would be pretty cool imo
Totally agreed with your list man though i can't stand "the end so far" hahahaha self titled for me was top 3 and loved that you really like All hope is gone joey's drumming on the album was phenomenal. My favorite Record from Slipknot was Volume 3 subliminal verses.
"Gently" from M.F.K.R. will always be one top 5 fav Slipknot songs
Great video Finn. Can we get a similar video but for Korn? Would love to know what you think
This is my exact ranking of them. Perfect taste you have, Finn
A few things you got wrong worth mentioning:
1.) Their first recorded project was in 1992 called Painface. Their first project under the name Slipknot was in 1995 and it was a self titled EP.
2.) Anders Colsefni’s name is pronounced (and-ers cul-sef-nee)
3.) Slipknot had a 2nd album with Anders that was never released and was leaked in 2020. It’s on UA-cam and it’s called the SR Audio Gold Disk and it is fucking amazing.
4.)You showed the weird funky bits of MFKR and evaluated it solely based on that. Listen to Gently, Slipknot and Tattered & Torn.
he also showed the literal worst part of self titled
Love the vids as always, Big Finn. Looking forward to seeing a System Of A Down discography ranking sometime in the future!!!
Finn hates SOAD lol I don’t think he’ll do that
Glad to see some love for All Hope is Gone, I don't really understand the criticisms either. Those riffs are unstoppable. I would probably swap it and Vol. 3, then swap WANYK and The End So Far to get my list.
Side note, the clips from Resident Evil in the "My Plague" video were so cool
AHIG just feels so produced and doesnt make artistic sence. yeah, the riffs and the drum parts on their own are great, but they feel kinda forced in together in a song, as were the members of slipknot at the time
@TopchetoEU I agree that it isn't as raw as it maybe should be, but I do at least feel like the songs make sense. The performances are very tight, too
Dude! Gematria is such an underrated song 🤘🖤 wish they played it live
Dang, I was so surprised he put All Hope Is Gone in his top 3. I love that record and as a casual Slipknot fan its always been my favorite. I enjoy something off all their albums but AHIG is easily the one I'm always coming back to. I can't even explain why, it just really clicked for some reason. Joey absolutely owned this record
I ordered a copy of MFKR from some mail in CD order form I got in an old Metal Magazine when I was in Middle School. I was sent a CD-R copy of the album with cover art that had a live picture of Corey Taylor on it and the most clip art font ever with their name and album title. It also featured a Bonus Track of "Lookaway" from Sepultura's Roots album. I think I spent about $30 on this thing....
Im in the All Hope Is Gone camp with you, i really loved that album - and you're absolutely right about Psychosocial. That is easily a top 10 metal song of all time
>Mate Feed Kill Repeat "EP"
>Literally the demo is like 12 songs or so, def not a "EP" by any means
Great video, I saw Anders live in Sydney a few months ago. His vocals performing live are so much better than the recording - he did a full performance of Mate, Feed, Kill, Repeat in a small venue which the crowd loved. His growl was great but definitely so much different in style to Corey.
Lol! Just saw a video about synchronicities,went to get my old slipknot cofe mug and u just post a video bout them. 😅 coincidences do happen alot..
(Havent searched or watched nothing of them for some time btw)
Amazing Ranking. I dont know how so many other people who do Rankings/Tier Lists can put Gray Chapter, We are Not Your Kind and End So far higher than Vol.3 and Iowa.
“He does these sort of power metal vocals. Sounds like a new thing”
Hydrograd, Stone sour album is riddled with that same vocal melody lol
I'm sorry but I get emotional about Slipknot. I can really respect this video. THANK YOU for giving All Hope is Gone respect. I think if Dead Memories and Snuff got cut from the album, people wouldn't have bitched. It's really death metal in a lot of parts as you mentioned. Listen to the title track. Fuck. I'll still die on the hill of IOWA being the greatest metal album of all time, and this band dying with Paul. Great video FInn......
Some bangers off The Grey Chapter
-If Rain Is What You Want
-AOV
-Sarcastrophe
-Goodbye
-The Devil In I
All Hope is Gone is the first metal album I ever heard. And My First Slipknot album. Will always hold a special place in my heart. Great list definitely agree with your list!!! They have no bad albums period!!!
I love Slipknot, but saying that their worst album is better than 99.9% of metal releases is one of the most stupid things I have ever heard
I absolutely LOVE slipknot, my two favorite albums are honestly the self titled and the end so far, songs like surfacing, acidic, sic, chapletown rag, absolute monsters of songs in some of the best ways possible, i dont think they have a single song i disslike, even things like killpop or all out life are just ok, but still not bad
The adderal EP is also very fun and interesting, and id love them to move to less from full length albums to just a couple songs, or a song with demo versions/instrumentals
Great video
Subliminal verses volume three was the first heavy album I had ever gotten. It had just come out so I was 12 at the time. Talk about bumping an album front to back over and over and over again.
Anyone remember that cool bonus song at the end with the dope drums?
I love Slipknot's entire catalogue.
On one hand, I love how a lot of us has different opinions on what their favorite songs by them are. Or favorite albums.
For example; For me, Psychosocial is great, but not even in my top 5 favorite Slipknot songs.
And I actually love Devil In I and Killpop a lot.
To the point of the video, though, I have a hard time picking a favorite. Iowa and Vol. 3 are the 2 I go between.
It's crazy, too, because back then Iowa was WAY too heavy for my taste. I didn't like music that heavy. And I still loved that album. And now that I've gained an appreciation and admiration for much heavier music, I love it that much more.
Thanks for the video as always, Finn!
My very unusual placing would be
1. Vol 3 (9/10)
2. We are not your kind (9)
3. Iowa (8)
4. Gray Chapter (8)
5. Slipknot (7)
6. All hope is gone (7)
7. The end (6)
EP never bothered to listen in full 😅
I still listen to the first 3 albums after 20 years now. They’re great ALBUMS, from top to bottom.
After Vol.3 they wrote great SONGS.
The End, So Far had Yen…and that’s pretty much it for me.
And I’m really disappointed that I never got to see them live in the old days. Not really interested in seeing them now.
Thanks for including MFKR. I still listen to it every Halloween as a tradition since I was atleast...14?
The thing I liked about slipknot is that they didn't sound as clean and mechanical as other metal bands, sadly after their first 2 albums they stopped sounding like that
Mick and Jim are my favorite guitar players, and you have to hand it to them, fantastic fretwork across the span of the discography from Iowa onward. Awesome video Finn!
I think Josh Brainard got better then Jim he’s good but Josh Brainard is better
Self-titled is my F*** favorite, without a doubt. I respect your ranking tho. And is great that you mentioned Trhee Nill, but kinda missed that you pass over Custer, Pulse of the Maggot and Opium of the People, Those songs are a must in a top tier. Excellent video bro🤘
Best moment of my nu metal life (which is >Life) was singing Duality at a karaoke bar, a couple walked out INSTANTLY, and then at the end getting the whole crowd roaring in cheers (I really hit that last “in-SANE”, as I recall)… and then I walked out instantly
(I mostly walked out bc I promised myself, regardless of “how bad it will go” I will just leave)
I had a similar experience doing Limp Bizkit's Take A Look Around, but stayed afterwards because people made me feel like a rock star. I got offers that night to join several local bands as vocalist. LOL
Do you have a patreon? I didn’t know you never mention it 😮😳😂
Yesterday I was binge-watching a marathon of Resident Evil movies (the Milla Jovovich ones) and to this day, the first two movies of this franchise are the only ones whose credits I leave till the very end just to hear My Plague and Vermillion. That era of Slipknot was LEGENDARY.
My Plague (New Abuse Mix) is very shitty compared to original. Without screams and some parts I don't feel that it sounds good.
Self titled was my first love, and what got me into heavy music when i was 6. Listen to it still on a daily!
I would love to see Finn do a deep dive on heavy mathcore, Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, Everytime I Die.... etc.
i know its a way longer discography then the ones you have already done but if you want to you should do a cannibal corpse album ranking because it would be very funny and cool
thats exactly the way i would rank their albums. That three nil main rif is soooooooooooo Morbid Angel-y
For me The Gray Chapter is the only Slipknot album that I never skip a song from... There's something about it that makes it feel special.
ikr? it's like they took the atmosphere gently has and made a whole album out of it
we are not your kind was their redemption album. Nero forte, critical darling, chapeltown rag, unsainted... I had all but given up on them (my favorite band growing up). I definitely think it's better than all hope is gone and the Gray chapter
The Song "Nomadic" off the Grey Chapter Album Is by Far Slipknot's Most underrated Song because Its the Perfect Mix Of Classic Slipknot and Modern Slipknot with corey taylor Vocals On The Main Chorus Is so Darn Catchy and Groovy and then that Guitar Solo is one of the most badass ive ever heard.... freaking Badass song
Great Vid
All hope is gone is my favourite album and the reason why I started playing the guitar!
Great job, Finn
Never really thought of it that way but maybe that’s why my favourites mix between self-titled and the end so far, depending on how I’m feeling at the time and are my most listened to albums. Definitely find Iowa very relaxing to listen to. Not sure if that says something… Pretty sure psychosocial is the song that got me hooked😂
Oh the roller coaster that is Finn, really cool though to hear your positive opinion on Slipknot, surprisingly the later material.
All Hope is gone is a record everyone keeps having mixed feelings about. It has some legendary iconic songs on the album at the same time people say for lyrics it’s not the strongest, but with music alone it’s iconic at it’s strongest. 🤫
Vol.3 was one of the first albums I actively saved money for and bought as a teenager, so that album and Take a look in the mirror from Korn have an special place in my hearth
I think Self Titled album deserves another chance. All you've been talking about is Spit It Out. Spit It Out was indeed not as tight as the rest because that was their first demo ever. Spit It Out hyper version is tighter though! But songs like: Wait And Bleed, Surfacing, Sic, Eyelless,... you simply cannot skip. They don't deserve 4th place.
Even the songs people don’t talk about as much (Liberate, No Life, Diluted) are amazing! It’s one of those albums that gets better and better with every listen. So many cool layers.
I feel like self-titled is an experience. It's the only album of theirs that I can play from start to finish without skipping a track. Probably helped by the fact that some of the songs lead into the next ones, such as Tattered & Torn, Frail Limb Nursery, and Purity. Also no two songs sound the same, a truly amazing and diverse set of songs.
@@FlyboyHelosimlol some ppl didn't ever even hear purity back in the day
@@eatassonthefirstdate I know, poor bastards. LOL
Spit it out is like the second best song on that album
All Hope Is Gone is a top 3-4 Slipknot album. Depending on how I’m feeling it could swap places with Vol. 3
certainly didn‘t expect an embodyment shoutout, wow!
V3 goes at the top for me. I always found Iowa to be a little too tight sounding, more like something from a standard 5 piece band. In contrast, V3 brings a lot more of Craig and Sid into the mix along with much looser percussion really making it sound like the product of all nine members.
I’d also put WANYK up there near the top of the list too
I will always say Vol 3, is their mose diverse album. The writing, production, composition. All songs have a Similar sound pallet but are so different. I don’t think there’s album where you can hear each member like you do on V3.
I seriously disliked that album when it was first released, it was too much of a departure from Iowa. But it seriously grew on me over time and today its one of my top favorites.
Self titled album by far the best for me ..i was really biased when i first saw them ( cause of the mask-metal band status) ...but one friend of mine gave me the cd ...i still remember the time the place and the feeling when i heard Eyeless for the first time ...thrilling
agree. self titled over everything. Iowa is second but nowhere close to the self titled. I'm surprised Finn doesn't like the rapping part in spit it out. that is one of the best parts of the whole album to me
I grew up on Iowa, one of my all time favorites
Chapel town rag or whatever it’s called heavily reminded me of something from Vol. 3, which was good imo
First time I ever saw Slipknot was during the Pledge of Allegiance tour in 2001. It was the Iowa era and completely insane.
2001 would have been the best year to see Slipknot in my opinion. They were in their prime. I was only 8 years old in 2001, so I never got to see them then unfortunately, I was still a bit too young.
I still don’t understand how this “got dark”. Goddamn click bait!!!
Thanks for doing a video on my favorite local band from Bangor Maine. Maine is their best album imo best vox on that one.
What other batting averages have you done? If it isn’t one I think this would be tight if you did it for more bands
Fully agree with Finn. Wait and Bleed is my all time favourite, followed by Psychosocial. I don’t understand why many fans often benchmark every new album with Iowa, progress is not made by looking back. I really like Unsainted, Nero Forte, Red Line and Solway Firth from WANYK and I personally think that Hive Mind is one off their all time top 10 songs. Next year the band will have its 25th anniversary,
In my Spotify wrapped Psychosocial came out as my most listened to song.
Every single band and artist/producer pulls from the music they liked and listened to. You can always and will always be able to draw parallels from older bands to new ones.
I cannot lie, I started this video thinking I was gonna hate it.
Boy was I wrong.
While there’s a couple things I kinda disagree with, like why wasn’t Spiders mentioned, what this video has made me think of most is what songs are on my top-tier?
Now I wanna listen back to songs like Vermillion, Skin Ticket, the aforementioned Spiders and The Negative One. That song specifically makes the idea of them doing singles pretty attractive to me because that one was a BANGER.
Cool video!