The Blister Exists Due to Extended Drum Use
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2021
- As of posting this, I still don't know if The Blister Exists has made my Slipknot top ten. That said, I really like this one. If all goes according to plan, in a week from now, I'll be able to post my Sulfur music video reaction. I'll most likely have "The Negative One" reaction up next week too. Stay tuned. Thanks for watching! :)
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Lauren Three Nil is badass song that also comes from this album and era.
One..... Two...... Three..... NILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!
@@sicboi80 Hell yeah buddy
Oh and about the "don't vomit, Corey"... IOWA (the song) awaits you...
I kinda want to do this just so I stop seeing it in the comments. LOL ;)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee I know you see it every day. But please react to Iowa. It's an interesting song. Very emotional and empty
Happy Maggot Monday! :D
🤷♂️
it's tuesday for me :)
Volume 3 is where you start hearing a difference between Jim and Mick, specifically Jim really starts developing his own style. For the most part, Mick is more metal-y and heavy and Jim is much more melodic and moodier and that's just totally their sound now. It was super ballsy to put this album out right after Iowa, too. Definitely don't sleep on Prelude 3.0.
I believe the songs about Corey feeling pressured to be pissed off and angry just to be able to write songs anymore and him feeling trapped by the record label because he didn't feel that way anymore which in turn led him to massively lash out because he was feeling tossed aside
Love the title lol, you've got a real comedy bone.
Every time the piece in the middle with the drums -> goosebumps.
8:05 - Yep! This section right here is the number one reason that I've recommended this song to you before. I know how much you appreciate the drumming in Slipknot's tracks, but I this may be some of the best they have to offer. It's such a cool section, but the song is just badass overall. I'm glad you liked it.
I knew she would love the drum break in it!
Yes! Drum solo > guitar solo :)
The most underappreciated Slipknot song in the catalogue.
@Yeltnerb 1 What I mean is not many reactors do this song as compared to like Psychosocial, Duality...you know the more common ones. But every reactor who hears it, loves it. Underappreciated because not enough people request it.
@@Edmundrs3rd yes 🖤
The undertaker is doing the noodly guitar
This song live is just absolutely amazing
I get what you said about how their music changed. But i really think WANYK is a mix of everything I love about slipknot, including the more experimental stuff. Check out My pain, is a amazing song with that weirdness of the first albuns.
Your reactions are always the best :D
WANYK musically is closer to self titled and Iowa but lyrically is more vol 3 and AHIG in my opinion.
You're right with the albums. They really want to go all out without being commercial. They're making one more album with Road Runner company then I think on their own or just be done. I'm not sure.
I love Iowa and the self titled album, but Subliminal verses is special 🖤
It has a perfect mix of all the kind of songs that Slipknot does. Love it 🖤
Thanks for the video and good luck for solway firth xD
That Solway Firth video... sigh
Noodly guitar is done by Mick. Usually Mick is playing on the right side of your headphone and Jim is on the left. Except the Iowa album it’s the opposite
How cool is that?! I'll have to pay more attention to that now.
This song sure is a banger, lol. Nice job my friend.
Thanks! :D
Patiently waiting for red flag
It has plenty of Sid and Pinhead ;)
Patiently Awaiting The Jigsaw Flesh.
oh yes please! that song is so fucking good! :D
Have you done Gematria (The Killing Name) from Slipknots fourth Album (All Hope Is Gone)?
If not (I'm too lazy to check) then you should check it out.
Not yet :)
Sarcastrophe is a really underrated song you should check out, I think you'd like it, love the reactions.
Slipknot have a new album coming out soonish
Clown has been talking about it here & there in interviews
saying this is a Slipknot u never heard before
plus he said & i quote I've never heard Corey like this before Corey is on some level of singing which I've never heard before & it makes me really emotional
Yes i heard about it too, im intrigued how they gonna surprise us this time 👀
Lauren, I LOVE your Slipknot reactions!! The thought, mindfulness, and time you put into these videos is very respectable. The nostalgia of you going through all of these Slipknot songs is tickling my fancy big time also. K thanks.
Paliv, I LOVE you. :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee No u
Can you feel this?!
A banger indeed, Corey.
This band has been the soundtrack to the last 20 years of my life
Stuff from the first three albums will make up your entire top ten list when you are done
I'm so glad you did the blister exists its my favourite slipknot song along side Eyeless, disasterpiece and Purity
So it would seem to me that Vol. 3 and We Are Not Your Kind are your favorites haha
Okay this is how I quantify it
•Self titled was raw unfiltered anger in all directions.
•Iowa took that anger, focused in and dialed it up.
•Vol. 3 was when they started more artistically expressing themselves and following with what they found fulfilling.
•All Hope Is Gone came at the bands breaking point, they were starting to implode and in their words "went through the motions and phoned it in" with a very commercial streamlined album that was just checking boxes.
Then Paul died.
Paul Gray was a wake up call that really put things into perspective for everyone and shook everyone out if it.
•.5 the Gray Chapter was them processing their emotions and saying goodbye to their brother, it was a true throwback to the self titled sound and attitude, but with a slicker production.
•And then finally came We Are Not Your Kind, the band was firing at cylinders again, and now that grief and their own egos weren't in the way, went back to that artistic vision they were expressing back with Vol. 3.
I forget who said it, Jim Corey or Clown, but they said We Are Not Your Kind slips perfectly inbetween Iowa and Vol. 3, and I couldn't have said it better.
You perfectly described that well!
This all makes a lot of sense to me. BUT Snuff is on AHIG! The greatest thing they will ever do. LOL
@@MusicCatsandCoffee To be clear, majority of the members say AHIG is their least favourite, (except for Snuff), Clown saying something to the effect of "It's too efficient, there's no pain no struggle, that's not good for what we do."
And I agree to an extent, AHIG is the least "personal" of all the albums lyrically, you'll feel that when you start doing AHIG deepcuts.
but PERSONALLY it's my second favourite record of theirs. Every album is a vibe and I happen to vibe hard with AHIG. It's easy listening for me, I can throw it on no matter the mood and have a good time.
Most of the maggots would crucify me for my ranking of the albums tbh
I was waiting for this one. Definitely makes my top 3, and you can see why.
The 'noodly' guitar sections are by Mick. There's a video somewhere on YT where where both Mick and Jim are doing a playthrough of the intro, if you wanna watch that at some point.
I'd recommend reacting the live version from Download 2009, if you enjoyed the song, you will definitely enjoy this version.
I also knew you'd love reacting to this, since you mentioned you used to be in a marching band, and the sole reason why it was suggested.
Great video as always :)
This would be a good choice for a live video for sure :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Just a pre-warning, if you're doing the reaction, you may have to censor some stuff since the video contains a small amount of flashing in the crowd lol
Love this song, one of my fab's. Especially the drums!
I'd suggest doing the song Gently, from their live show in London in 2002. It's pretty fuckin' cool.
This is my all time favorite slipknot song
I knew this would get you since it’s drum heavy!
This is the album that got me into Slipknot. So good. Pretty sure this is the first record they noodled on, too. You can usually tell them apart. Jim typically plays on his neck pickup with a ton of legato. So I checked and verified that these noodles are Mick's.
I have no idea what you're saying. :D That's why I just call it "guitar stuff."
You can't be as angry in your 40's as you were in your 20's. That would not be healthy
Well... you're not wrong at all regarding their different eras - each one of their albums represent different stages in their life... and one can really appreciate how they matured across the decades. One thing's for sure - they're far from repetitive! They definitely have a unique sound that is totally theirs... but they managed to remain original and rather impactful on the mainstream metal scene.
I'm so excited for the Negative One reaction, definitely the best, or one of the best, songs on .5.
Lauren I know you like the synced up headbanging so if you watch this song live at Big Day Out you will love it.
u love talking Corey so much you're gonna love Skin ticket
a lot of talking Corey in that song trust me on that ;)
it also has one of my favorite opens to a song i can't help but bang on my desk to the beat when i hear the start
The look on your face when you're trying to figure out the (meaning) lyrics
I told you it was good. That song is their most underrated song ever!
And the song is about Corey's evolution as a musician inside the music industry, I think you can get it from the lines "Blood on the paper and skin on my teeth" and "Can you stay if you detach your soul?"
The song is absolutely amazing in all senses, it's perfect. That's why I say it's their most underrated song of all times.
I'm happy that you also loved it like me, ok, maybe not like me. Haha. Keep it up! ~
Ps: I noticed a little headbanging at 7:37 or am I wrong? Hehe
lol I had to check about the headbanging. I think it's more of me shaking my head yes. I tend to do that a lot with these things. Or maybe I was. I don't know for sure!
I love this song and the music video, especially since to my knowledge it didn't get edited, but granted this album featured little to no explicit lyrics. Here's also what I learned about this song.
It's about how everything that they have said in their songs does exist and is part of the band's inner workings. Kind of like... I guess you could call it a song on how complacent (not caring at all) people are can be sometimes, and that as much as he tries to show himself..he still is called the same thing (chemical burns and the animalistic, I'm just another hardline psuedo-statistic...i'm just another blank face, pushing-button pull the rage)
Joey Jordison was considered the best drummer in the world when this album dropped. Not hard to hear why.
Lol. He absolutely wasn't.
That was Iowa era.
George kollias from Nile and Inferno would fuck Joey up.
You're a banger. :P
Jesus Jones is the song reference you were asking about with Right Here, Right Now. ;)
I had to look it up but I stuck a little card in the video :)
If You plan to do a reaction to a live concert of the band , pls do to that song live at jimmy kimmel 2004. They going crazy there
Ooo, that sounds awesome! I'll look into that. :)
best song
My favorite album, even though it’s not the heaviest. I feel it’s the heaviest instrumentally. Fun fact when they were making this they wanted to make an album with not one curse word on it. So this album is completely clean.
Talking about organic... This album has Rick Rubin written all over it. Best producer ever .
It’s so weird to me on how Jim almost towers over mick 😂😂😂
Jim is a smidge off 6ft 5
American Head Charge "Seamless"
I’d say for however many decades a band has been at it, you should be able to add an extra 10 songs (e.g. Top 20) that would still count as like your top 10. 🤘🏽
That's fair. I like the challenge of a top 10 though. :) On my Spotify playlist, they're all there. Well, most of them... lol
🤟🤟 lol I've never said "banger" said something very close....
but yeah great track , saw them in St Louis mo couple years ago with lamb of god, motionless in white and bfmv I believe..... great show
🤘🤘🤘
The only album I consider to be heavily commercial is All Hope Is Gone. It doesn’t make it bad, it just is what it is. That’s also why there was a lot of tension within the band while recording it. I’ve mentioned this before but you might have better luck with your blocked videos if you re-upload them with a watermark over the original source video. That usually helps videos get unblocked.
I must admit, I don't know how to do the watermark thing but that's a good idea.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee See if this works it’s the only free one I could find. There may be better paid video editors that let you add a custom watermark but I don’t like the idea of advertising for a paid program.
www.kapwing.com/tools/watermark-video
If that doesn’t work, whatever you already use to edit your videos may have a way to add text or an image of some kind over your source video.
So I feel like this is a major tension point between maggots. Some hate that they change their sound between albums, and some love that they don’t repeat themselves or have the same vibe album to album. I’m in the latter group, because I love having Slipknot songs to jam out to no matter what mood I’m in, but to each their own.
yaaaay
Do a top twenty......problem solved. You're welcome.🤓
Where's the challenge in that?! :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee You just can't help some people can you. Pfffft 🤓 lol
Gehenna - Slipknot
Can you react to Sarcastrophe next, one of my favorites.
Go to do critical darling…guaranteed in your top 10!!
This album has 0 profanity on it so it was a far cry from self titled and Iowa that came before this album!
Soulfly feat Corey 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
Eventually :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee yey! 😅
Don't consolidate slipknot to a top ten there can and will be more than ten fav's
Mick T. is the tallest, the guy is huge
And scary af :D
If you watch the version from Jimmy Kimmel Live, you may understand how difficult it was to watch your reaction and not simply headbang to the song, lol. I'm fairly sure Jim Root aka Phantom does the noodling. I could be wrong because I'm headbanging and not watching. ;)
I'm generally a pretty reserved person but trust me, when the camera is off, I headbang like Pinhead. haha!
@@MusicCatsandCoffee We need to get you to a Slipknot show so you can get the full experience. ;)
Slipknot died with Paul.
The talking is a sample, so it was craig!
I read this too fast and thought you meant he was the one talking. lol
please react to skin ticket
Eventually :)
some Lamb of God?
İf **** ** **** *** ****? 🤔
Lol. When you gonna react to Cradle of Filth?
Danis vocals and lyrics destroy Corey in every way possible.
Banger? I barely know'er!
I'll see myself out. 🚪🚶♀️
I'm behind on my comments but you're kinda hilarious. Still trying to get over the pinstripes. :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Listen, I didn't choose to be this witty or hansom. It was thrust upon me very early in my life. It's a gift & a curse. Jk! But, thank you! I love your videos!
I don't know how I feel about the use of the word "thrust" in my sentence. But I'mma leave it in.
(thatswhathesaid)
Okay, I'm done.
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