i agree! except i haven't listened to project regeneration bc i'm still kinda skeptical and i have to brace myself to listen to wayne-less static-x. however, about cult of static, there's this thing abt some fans that kinda separate wayne's work before and after tera, so i remember seeing some people talk abt how cult of static sucked bc wayne was so whipped over tera and obsessed (vide stingwray and tera-fied which are two songs in the album named after her) so it took me the longest time to listen to it. then when i finally did... it's an amazing work! it got me so frustrated thinking abt how people can be so bitter and refuse to listen to such a good album bc of wayne's personal affairs (which, in the end, are what gave birth to most of static-x's songs). i found CoS, in a way, so similar to cannibal, pretty much anyone who has listened to one album could enjoy the other just as much. if you, for some reason, have listened to CoS but not yet cannibal, you should give it a go as well. in conclusion: there are so many great songs in these last two static-x records that at this point if you don't appreciate any of them you just have bad taste
@Ali Carrara Project Regeneration is really awesome. There are a bunch of songs that are just Wayne on vocals, and there are some where it's both him and Xer0. The songs that feature only Xer0 are just as good as any other Static,X song, and I'm hoping for mlre with him in the future. You should really give the album a listen, and not look up who is on which song, to really give it a fair shot.
Well yes! I kind of agree which is why it is kind of a subtopic hence 5.1 which is related to Industrial metal... then again it is not 100% Industrial... It's hard to pinpoint what they did... I feel like their debut was easier to pinpoint as an Industrial effort... moving forward they tried Nu Metal and Groove metal... well I said that in the video I guess! You should watch episode 5 if you haven't! =) Thanks for the comment! RIP Statics!
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There are not many music journalists or content creators that put Static-X in the Nu-Metal category, but when they do it's just evidence that they don't know what they're talking about and don't know as much about music as they claim. Static-X have labeled their style as evil disco. However if you read interviews where they mention their stylistic influences, it's almost all electronic and industrial-metal. Most people who listen to them call it industrial-metal.
Great job man. Love Wisconsin and Machine. I don't mind some of Shadow Zone but it's extremely nu metal vs the industrial groove they once had. After that they really went downhill fast for me.
Shadow Zone and Start a War are the ones I listen to the least; to me they're okay, and more power to anyone who lists them as their favorites, but Static-X is just not the first band I go to when I'm in the mood for that kind of mainstream nu metal sound, personally. I definitely do like how Project Regeneration 1 incorporated elements of it into its tracks though, and made it blend well with that neo-Wisconsin sound they went with.
Well in this video it’s probably about 90% of Wikipedia, there probably a paragraph or 2 I wrote this time around. It depends on the video really some scripts are completely written by me if the video calls for it in terms of factual stuff like biography and certain events in the band’s existence are well documented so I see no reason to deviate from that since my personal opinion will not affect the information of what has already happened. In this particular video I honestly did not have the time to write my own material I still have things to say about the band and Wayne but I had to release the video, more often than not I have to put out content that I am not 100% satisfied with because I have to remain consistent with putting out videos. Since I am not a full time youtuber the amount of time I can devote for my channel is rather limited. Even so this was a lot of work to put together. Thanks for the comment
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@@saysthemanbehindthemask well the bands that were mentioned (and some others in mind) who was produced by this guy, got a bit soft with their music and people lost interest in them. Or just wither away without people even noticing. That's what I meant by my comment. I'm not gonna say all the bands but most.
@@saysthemanbehindthemask its gonna be interesting to see where they go from here. I see potential on another level for them. They are refocused with experience on their side .
My favorite 3 albums are Shadow Zone. start a war and cannibal especially Shadow Zone an original member should I let the other members of Static-X be part of the tribute album especially Rex tripp
This is an old video. I think the reason for everyone giving similar info is because few choose to dig deep. I myself remember reciting this particular video practically word for word from a wiki page. I don’t really do that anymore. But I did mention Prong in one of my earlier videos when talking about Nu Metal… can’t recall how Prong sounded really. I think I did a better take on static-x when making a video on their latest release. Look it up on my channel if interested
Hm as I recall Drowning pool is not really related to Industrial Metal, that’s still the topic for at least 2 more episodes. Drowning pool I need to look into to see where it really belongs in these series and when is the right time to bring them up. Thanks for the comment
Hmm, do you find they are related to Industrial metal? I don’t think they are, but actually I don’t know a whole lot about them. But next band is someone else. Coming this week hopefully!
This is so not accurate. Static's first two cds were demos they took to warner bros. And warner Bros liked them enough to make them into major albums with lil editing
Quote from Wayne: "It was really just a whirlwind and I barely remember it. We worked so hard and toured so hard that I don't even remember most of it. We played 300 shows in the first year and we just never went home. We would tour on one tour for six or eight weeks and that tour would end somewhere on the East Coast and we'd drive a couple days and hook up with Slayer and tour with them for four or five weeks. That tour ends and then we'd drive a few days to Boston to hook up with Sevendust. We just kept going and kept going and never went home. I mean I didn't even have a home. I lived at the rehearsal space for the last year before we started touring. I had to quit my job to make the record so I didn't have anywhere to even go home to...I look back at it now and I kinda wish I had taken the time to sit back and appreciate it more. Maybe got to know some of the other bands a little more and spend time and having a good time and partying and maybe taking some pictures of the other guys." This was regarding the WDT days. Second album WAS recorded during the touring for WDT mainly by Wayne himself because the label pressured them which was one of the reasons Fukuda left. I have no clue where you get the fact that the band had an easy pass for a record deal with first 2 albums just ready to go. The 2 albums don’t even sound that much alike to be considered as if they were written at the same time because they don’t sound like they were. FYI nearly every band approaches a record label with a recorded material of some kind usually a demo so it’s not necessary to mention that. Besides if the first album was complete why did the band want to hire Terry Date specifically when the record was green lit by the label? Because the record was not sonically where the band wanted it to be... so the final product was not minor editing of their early material as you say. They couldn’t get Date so hired the next best thing his assistant Ulrich Wild.
Hm. Funny you should say that, because this is one of my songs I did not really use elsewhere. But it’s the same track from the beginning. Actually there is my music playing in some of my videos here and there. Thank you for the compliment! I think it works well in this video.
Yuh… it’s a tricky one… I’d say their first album wasn’t but the following 2 shared a lot with this sub genre… but obviously it was an element of their sound, not it’s core.
RIP Wayne, another victim of fentanyl, the prescription drug that has killed so many artists, with the blessings of the pharmaceutical industry and the us govt that allow those opioid based meds
Why the hell does everyone think that every opiate is fentanyl?!? His autopsy showed oxycodone and hydromorphone, as well as the benzodiazipine xanax. Fent had NOTHING to do with it.
Well these series in large are kind of about bands that were clumped up into this category... besides I believe I did mention that they went in and out of Nu Metal... they definitely did not start as Nu Metal but several albums of theirs were definitely influenced by Nu Metal.
Watch the series from the start bud. That’s basically the point of the series… that plenty of bands got swept under the same umbrella of Nu metal because Nu metal was so big at the time. Some were considered Nu metal just by association. That being said Static-x definitely had Nu metal influence on 2nd and 3 records
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Static X never made a bad album. Cult of Static is such a massively underrated album and I LOVED their most recent. Rip Wayne :/
i agree! except i haven't listened to project regeneration bc i'm still kinda skeptical and i have to brace myself to listen to wayne-less static-x. however, about cult of static, there's this thing abt some fans that kinda separate wayne's work before and after tera, so i remember seeing some people talk abt how cult of static sucked bc wayne was so whipped over tera and obsessed (vide stingwray and tera-fied which are two songs in the album named after her) so it took me the longest time to listen to it. then when i finally did... it's an amazing work! it got me so frustrated thinking abt how people can be so bitter and refuse to listen to such a good album bc of wayne's personal affairs (which, in the end, are what gave birth to most of static-x's songs). i found CoS, in a way, so similar to cannibal, pretty much anyone who has listened to one album could enjoy the other just as much. if you, for some reason, have listened to CoS but not yet cannibal, you should give it a go as well. in conclusion: there are so many great songs in these last two static-x records that at this point if you don't appreciate any of them you just have bad taste
@Ali Carrara Project Regeneration is really awesome. There are a bunch of songs that are just Wayne on vocals, and there are some where it's both him and Xer0. The songs that feature only Xer0 are just as good as any other Static,X song, and I'm hoping for mlre with him in the future.
You should really give the album a listen, and not look up who is on which song, to really give it a fair shot.
Boner Sauce was another classic of theirs.
@@alicarrara87461
Whatupp
RIP WAYNE YOU REALLY WERE THE ONE
Sadly it wasn’t until two years ago that I realized how much I actually loved Static-X. Wish I could have seen them live with Wayne.
Static X isnt Nu-Metal imo but anyway Great Video!!
Saw them in 2000 at Ozzfest and 2001 w Pantera one of the best live bands ever.
RIP WAYNE AND TERA
Well yes! I kind of agree which is why it is kind of a subtopic hence 5.1 which is related to Industrial metal... then again it is not 100% Industrial... It's hard to pinpoint what they did... I feel like their debut was easier to pinpoint as an Industrial effort... moving forward they tried Nu Metal and Groove metal... well I said that in the video I guess! You should watch episode 5 if you haven't! =) Thanks for the comment!
RIP Statics!
saystheman behindthemask yes! I applaud your research and respect for them. I even learned a lot I didnt know! Hope my comment didn’t sound mean! 🤜🤛🍻 keep up the great work I subbed
And this is the first episode ive seen so since im out of context my bad! Im gonna watch the rest now
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More like Industrial metal
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Fanfucking-Tastic tribute my friend.You hit the nail on the head here.Much respect.
Thank you very much I appreciate the support!
Start a War is the perfect archetype of Industrial Nu Metal.
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Realizing that I quit drinking on Halloween of 2022, almost 9 years to the day of Wayne’s passing, just really hit me. I miss him.
I saw them cover Elton Johns Honkey Chataeu album front to back at Totofest.
As someone just getting into the genre this series has been great to get some perspective on this era. Great job!
Thank you! Glad these series were helpful in some way!
Thank you! Glad these series were helpful in some way!
Thank you! Glad these series were helpful in some way!
I went through a phase of eating undercooked chicken and this band helped me through some difficult dumps.
I love Static-X i'm gald they reunited even after Wayne's death and all the turmoil I've heard the band went through RIP Wayne Static
Static-X was The Only.
Rip wayne.
Indeed!
STATIC-X FOREVER
There are not many music journalists or content creators that put Static-X in the Nu-Metal category, but when they do it's just evidence that they don't know what they're talking about and don't know as much about music as they claim. Static-X have labeled their style as evil disco. However if you read interviews where they mention their stylistic influences, it's almost all electronic and industrial-metal. Most people who listen to them call it industrial-metal.
1.25 speed helps
Lol, thanks
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JD
Wisconsin Deathtrip is one of my top 10 albums of all time.
Nu Metal never died it fall off with the snow flakes.. still strong 🤘🤘
Great job man. Love Wisconsin and Machine. I don't mind some of Shadow Zone but it's extremely nu metal vs the industrial groove they once had. After that they really went downhill fast for me.
Agreed
Start a war was good. After that it was all meh
Shadow Zone and Start a War are the ones I listen to the least; to me they're okay, and more power to anyone who lists them as their favorites, but Static-X is just not the first band I go to when I'm in the mood for that kind of mainstream nu metal sound, personally. I definitely do like how Project Regeneration 1 incorporated elements of it into its tracks though, and made it blend well with that neo-Wisconsin sound they went with.
static x is definitely in a league of their own
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Good stuff, except one major issue. Why are you citing Wikipedia articles word to word? It would be a lot better if you didn't do that.
Well in this video it’s probably about 90% of Wikipedia, there probably a paragraph or 2 I wrote this time around. It depends on the video really some scripts are completely written by me if the video calls for it in terms of factual stuff like biography and certain events in the band’s existence are well documented so I see no reason to deviate from that since my personal opinion will not affect the information of what has already happened. In this particular video I honestly did not have the time to write my own material I still have things to say about the band and Wayne but I had to release the video, more often than not I have to put out content that I am not 100% satisfied with because I have to remain consistent with putting out videos. Since I am not a full time youtuber the amount of time I can devote for my channel is rather limited. Even so this was a lot of work to put together.
Thanks for the comment
Half the shit on Wikipedia is wrong lol u should of watched interviews with wayne and other sources.
My friend Dustin looked just like him only a beautiful Ginger. Love you man
Did your friend also pass away?
Офигенное видео,очень всё понятно (сарказм)...
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Note to already successful bands: if you have Josh Abraham produce your next record, you're done.
That’s a strange statement
@@saysthemanbehindthemask well the bands that were mentioned (and some others in mind) who was produced by this guy, got a bit soft with their music and people lost interest in them. Or just wither away without people even noticing. That's what I meant by my comment. I'm not gonna say all the bands but most.
The rise , fall and zombification of staticx
Well... yuh that's strange to say the least... but I have heard the album and honestly it's pretty good and I am glad we get to hear Wayne again.
@@saysthemanbehindthemask its gonna be interesting to see where they go from here. I see potential on another level for them. They are refocused with experience on their side .
Well at least one more album we are getting for sure. We'll see how the reception of that will be. I am quite curious how it will come together
My favorite 3 albums are Shadow Zone. start a war and cannibal especially Shadow Zone an original member should I let the other members of Static-X be part of the tribute album especially Rex tripp
I've seen a bunch of these videos and none of these videos ever mentioned Prong the band that got ripped off by everyone.
This is an old video. I think the reason for everyone giving similar info is because few choose to dig deep. I myself remember reciting this particular video practically word for word from a wiki page. I don’t really do that anymore. But I did mention Prong in one of my earlier videos when talking about Nu Metal… can’t recall how Prong sounded really. I think I did a better take on static-x when making a video on their latest release. Look it up on my channel if interested
You gonna do drowning pool next episode?
Hm as I recall Drowning pool is not really related to Industrial Metal, that’s still the topic for at least 2 more episodes. Drowning pool I need to look into to see where it really belongs in these series and when is the right time to bring them up.
Thanks for the comment
I have a feeling you’re gonna talk about Disturbed next
Hmm, do you find they are related to Industrial metal? I don’t think they are, but actually I don’t know a whole lot about them. But next band is someone else. Coming this week hopefully!
saystheman behindthemask Their first album had some electronic elements but that is about it
This is literally just the wikipedia article read verbatim.
This is so not accurate. Static's first two cds were demos they took to warner bros. And warner Bros liked them enough to make them into major albums with lil editing
Quote from Wayne:
"It was really just a whirlwind and I barely remember it. We worked so hard and toured so hard that I don't even remember most of it. We played 300 shows in the first year and we just never went home. We would tour on one tour for six or eight weeks and that tour would end somewhere on the East Coast and we'd drive a couple days and hook up with Slayer and tour with them for four or five weeks. That tour ends and then we'd drive a few days to Boston to hook up with Sevendust. We just kept going and kept going and never went home. I mean I didn't even have a home. I lived at the rehearsal space for the last year before we started touring. I had to quit my job to make the record so I didn't have anywhere to even go home to...I look back at it now and I kinda wish I had taken the time to sit back and appreciate it more. Maybe got to know some of the other bands a little more and spend time and having a good time and partying and maybe taking some pictures of the other guys."
This was regarding the WDT days. Second album WAS recorded during the touring for WDT mainly by Wayne himself because the label pressured them which was one of the reasons Fukuda left. I have no clue where you get the fact that the band had an easy pass for a record deal with first 2 albums just ready to go. The 2 albums don’t even sound that much alike to be considered as if they were written at the same time because they don’t sound like they were. FYI nearly every band approaches a record label with a recorded material of some kind usually a demo so it’s not necessary to mention that. Besides if the first album was complete why did the band want to hire Terry Date specifically when the record was green lit by the label? Because the record was not sonically where the band wanted it to be... so the final product was not minor editing of their early material as you say. They couldn’t get Date so hired the next best thing his assistant Ulrich Wild.
Damm what's that for fucking nice music at 2:12 ?
Hm. Funny you should say that, because this is one of my songs I did not really use elsewhere. But it’s the same track from the beginning. Actually there is my music playing in some of my videos here and there. Thank you for the compliment! I think it works well in this video.
@@saysthemanbehindthemask Oh hell yeah it does! Great music my friend :D!
I don’t think that Static X is a Nu Metal band tho….
Yuh… it’s a tricky one… I’d say their first album wasn’t but the following 2 shared a lot with this sub genre… but obviously it was an element of their sound, not it’s core.
Project regeneration
Yes. That happened! Who would have thought huh?
@@saysthemanbehindthemask m.ruclips.net/video/elThuqP1Ynk/видео.html can't wait for Wayne's last recorded vocals
mudvayne?
Yes I think it is going to happen as well at some point
Done! 😎
Warner Brothers can f#$%k up a wet dream. They needed Ulrich Wild instead of Josh Abraham.
RIP Wayne, another victim of fentanyl, the prescription drug that has killed so many artists, with the blessings of the pharmaceutical industry and the us govt that allow those opioid based meds
Why the hell does everyone think that every opiate is fentanyl?!?
His autopsy showed oxycodone and hydromorphone, as well as the benzodiazipine xanax.
Fent had NOTHING to do with it.
Absolutely wrong! It was oxycodone and alcohol.
taproot?
Probably at some point.
Static X isn’t Nu Metal.
Well these series in large are kind of about bands that were clumped up into this category... besides I believe I did mention that they went in and out of Nu Metal... they definitely did not start as Nu Metal but several albums of theirs were definitely influenced by Nu Metal.
They are doing a memorial world tour.
Album coming out as well. With some vocals from WAYNE we have not heard before. That should be interesting.
I went to one of the shows. And asked them what the Wisconsin death trip cover art meant. They said it was a skeleton of a fish.
Oh really fun fact! =) Never Knew that! Thanks
Collin Asmus Looks like a picture of a person screaming to me 😆
@@kevinerhardthansen9016 I said the same thing too. Even Tony agreed.
Night terrors 🤘🤘
😥💔
And unfortunately they never surpassed WDT!
There was no fall the machine will raise
Ehm well… if there was no fall how will “the machine rise”? Lol
Static X wasn't nu metal sorry to ruin your thing.
Watch the series from the start bud. That’s basically the point of the series… that plenty of bands got swept under the same umbrella of Nu metal because Nu metal was so big at the time. Some were considered Nu metal just by association. That being said Static-x definitely had Nu metal influence on 2nd and 3 records
@@saysthemanbehindthemask not bad