Pure, mad energy! Judging from the comments, people are looking for the wrong things in this song. If it's not for you, it doesn't mean that it's not musically complex, or that it's trash. It likely means that you can't pick out the individual sounds with a trained ear, and/or it's just not your kind of music. You made great points man. Couldn't agree more. From a fellow millenial who grew up with this, Slipknot's debut, Fear Factory, and others, it's all about the energy/musicianship. If you don't have any kind of a beast inside of you, this will not really speak to you. I STILL wanna throw something out a window when I hear this, but in like an enjoyable way. lol It's a straight-up revolt in music form. I can see anti-authoritarians loving this just for the message. To say it's not music and just loud sound is ignorant (referring to some of the comments here). As far as nu-metal goes, these guys were/are far more complex than your average band, and certainly more complex than 95% of pop music at the time. Unexpected and dope reaction y'all! Was fun to see it hit you in the face like a ton of bricks. Back in 2000, playing this for people would make them look at you different. 😂 This and "Sic" by Slipknot were my two favorite heavy tracks at the time, and I played them on loop. Might be another good reaction too, if the guys haven't heard it yet.
@@Justyouraverageguy735 And guess what? You don't have to... lmao It's always weird to me that people will take the time to say that, when they could just not read it and not let anyone know. It's like...cool bro. lol Just sounds like an admission of laziness/low attention-span to me. 🤷♂ Want a cookie for that?
Let’s gooooo. This song is a meme but it’s still a banger. Even the live versions back in the day were killer Nothing to gein, severed, prod, -1 are great too
In later albums the angry feel kind of subsided. Much less screaming. Lead singer went on to sing in a group with Vinnie Paul(of Pantera fame) called Hellyeah. Ryan Martinie and Eugene from Jinjer are probably two of the best bassists in my book.
I think I ended up seeing Mudvayne somewhere between 10-12 times because they played so many different festivals and venue shows in the tri-state area in the early 2000s. I have to say they eventually won me over with their performances and I became a huge fan. I wasn't feeling their wall of sonic distortion that were some of their early shows. But over time they found their pace or had either better gear or better techs, and went to put on really tremendous opening performances for a lot of the popular acts of the time. However this eventually became a pretty serious problem for some of us floor people because where and when Mudvayne would open in the show was a lot earlier than the main acts (sometimes by as much as 3 hours). Typically you want to ramp up to bigger, more energetic pits and moshing but damn, I left many a show completely exhausted, drenched to my drawers in sweat, trying to survive the crowd and hold my position in it while people lost their f*king minds to songs like Dig, -1, and Under My Skin. Great live band back in the day, Ryan was/is a beast on bass, and Chad really did sustain his screams and grunts live, he had really impressive performances of Nothing to Gein live. L.D. 50 still holds up imo regardless how you might feel about the genre. Lot of rhythmic brutality.
I wrote this song and band years ago as a teen when I first heard of them (also seeing the Dig music vid didn't help me take them seriously either). Thought it was just noise, but as I grew, I started to see what I missed as a teen and now became a fan of Mudvayne. This song also made my gym playlist. As I grow, I am starting to give most of the music I wrote off years ago, a chance, and am glad I did that, cause it is expanding my taste in music.
HELLYEAH is Chad Gray and VINNIE PAUL, from Pantera, side project together, alot of good songs, they did a cover of PHIL COLLINS 80's song, I DON'T CARE ANYMORE
I enjoy your reactions. Very diverse. But just curious as to why you haven't reacted to The Warning in over two years? Unless I missed it. Last one was from their 2nd album Queen of The Murder Scene, 'Dust to Dust' from 4 years ago. Their last one came out 13 months ago, 'Error.' And recently they released a song from their next album. Ale the bass player was sponsored by Spectre guitars when she was 14. They gave her a custom 5 string bass at that time. A year ago they opened for Muse, Hailstorm and The Foo Fighters a week before the drummer for The Foo Fighters died. Anyway several videos are available so I would pick a live (concert) version. Maybe Disiple or the official video of the song Evolve. Peace ya'll!
Good work guys. You want some new bands.FOGHST. songs,,,,Nightshift, Driving Wheel, My Babe,Sweet Home Chicago. You keep ignoring them. 9 gold albums a double platinum also. Best blues rock band ever period. Rod Price, probably the best slide guitarist ever, complemented by the exceptionally talented front man and guitarist Lonesome Dave Peverat. They have millions of fans left. I guarantee if you want hits from listeners, it's time.
This song is great, but in my opinion not the best to start with since theres so much going on so fast. Check out (K)now F(orever) off of the same album. It's a great display of all their musical talents, especially the bass. After that give Nothing To Gein a listen and be sure to read into the background beforehand as it makes the lyrics easier to understand. Mudvayne is an all time favorite of mine band would love to see my favorite reaction channel dive into their great catalog!!
Not my cup of tea ☕ respect the diversity of music. However, Steely Dan songs Peg with Michael McDonald, FM , Babylon Sisters, Deacon Blues, hey 19, Reelin in the years, and more. Don't forget April Wine "I like to rock."
I agree to some extent, but this song is. Used to think it was just noise as a teenager, and wrote off this band. But as I grew wiser, I realized I was wrong and this song is great. Might not be everyone's taste but it is great regardless. Also gets me in a right headspace at the gym, so that helps lol
Nope, not my kind of thing but I respect the diversity. I like some metal but this just sounds like screaming/headache inducing sound with a few guitar licks thrown in for good measure. But to each their own. Given they have sold 6 million albums, there are many that like them and I respect them for that. For me, songs have to have a beat and a rhythm regardless of what genre they are classified in.
I used to think that a couple years ago as a teenager, but as I grew wiser, I began to appreciate it more and now really like the song. Amazing listen to when you are at the gym btw. Been starting to revisit the songs I didn't like as a teenager that are praised now that my music taste is becoming more diverse, and now realize what made the songs great. Back then my music tastes were a lot simpler
You don't hear a beat and rhythm in this song? Your bias against the harsh vocals are showing I think. I bet if you listened to this track without vocals you wouldn't come to the same conclusion.
The bass player is an amazing player. He has a side project called Soften The Glare.
I played this album so much it stopped working. I had to buy another copy of it. This is one of the best Metal Albums from the early 2000’s
Hell yeah. Definitely dig into more mudvayne. No pun intended. I recommend death blooms, not falling, nothing to gein,
Heard this song when I was like 12. It took me away and held me to a head banger point. Classic.
Pure, mad energy! Judging from the comments, people are looking for the wrong things in this song. If it's not for you, it doesn't mean that it's not musically complex, or that it's trash. It likely means that you can't pick out the individual sounds with a trained ear, and/or it's just not your kind of music. You made great points man. Couldn't agree more. From a fellow millenial who grew up with this, Slipknot's debut, Fear Factory, and others, it's all about the energy/musicianship. If you don't have any kind of a beast inside of you, this will not really speak to you. I STILL wanna throw something out a window when I hear this, but in like an enjoyable way. lol It's a straight-up revolt in music form. I can see anti-authoritarians loving this just for the message. To say it's not music and just loud sound is ignorant (referring to some of the comments here). As far as nu-metal goes, these guys were/are far more complex than your average band, and certainly more complex than 95% of pop music at the time.
Unexpected and dope reaction y'all! Was fun to see it hit you in the face like a ton of bricks. Back in 2000, playing this for people would make them look at you different. 😂 This and "Sic" by Slipknot were my two favorite heavy tracks at the time, and I played them on loop. Might be another good reaction too, if the guys haven't heard it yet.
@@Justyouraverageguy735 And guess what? You don't have to... lmao It's always weird to me that people will take the time to say that, when they could just not read it and not let anyone know. It's like...cool bro. lol
Just sounds like an admission of laziness/low attention-span to me. 🤷♂ Want a cookie for that?
@@Justyouraverageguy735 Well too bad! Life doesn't just hand you cookies out here, you gotta earn thosssse. lol
@@Justyouraverageguy735 Technically, I didn't. I just wanted to know if you wanted one. 😈 Muahaha.
The video makes this song 10 times better.
No it doesn't
@@nachocheez9690 I say it does. So there.
This is easily in my top 3 nu metal tracks of all time. Beast 💪
I just watched this and Ryan & Ty were hysterical!!! It's organized chaos, to be sure
Let’s gooooo. This song is a meme but it’s still a banger. Even the live versions back in the day were killer
Nothing to gein, severed, prod, -1 are great too
my fave band heavy asf
Simply the best album of 2000. This song is dope
You guys gotta hit " Not Falling " From MUDVAYNE
My favorite video!🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘
In later albums the angry feel kind of subsided. Much less screaming. Lead singer went on to sing in a group with Vinnie Paul(of Pantera fame) called Hellyeah.
Ryan Martinie and Eugene from Jinjer are probably two of the best bassists in my book.
I think I ended up seeing Mudvayne somewhere between 10-12 times because they played so many different festivals and venue shows in the tri-state area in the early 2000s. I have to say they eventually won me over with their performances and I became a huge fan. I wasn't feeling their wall of sonic distortion that were some of their early shows. But over time they found their pace or had either better gear or better techs, and went to put on really tremendous opening performances for a lot of the popular acts of the time. However this eventually became a pretty serious problem for some of us floor people because where and when Mudvayne would open in the show was a lot earlier than the main acts (sometimes by as much as 3 hours). Typically you want to ramp up to bigger, more energetic pits and moshing but damn, I left many a show completely exhausted, drenched to my drawers in sweat, trying to survive the crowd and hold my position in it while people lost their f*king minds to songs like Dig, -1, and Under My Skin. Great live band back in the day, Ryan was/is a beast on bass, and Chad really did sustain his screams and grunts live, he had really impressive performances of Nothing to Gein live. L.D. 50 still holds up imo regardless how you might feel about the genre. Lot of rhythmic brutality.
HAPPY is great too!!!
Not falling is a great one by Mudvayne
BRR BRR DENG BRR BRR DENG
More Mudvayne and slipknot is always welcomed 🤪
I wrote this song and band years ago as a teen when I first heard of them (also seeing the Dig music vid didn't help me take them seriously either). Thought it was just noise, but as I grew, I started to see what I missed as a teen and now became a fan of Mudvayne. This song also made my gym playlist. As I grow, I am starting to give most of the music I wrote off years ago, a chance, and am glad I did that, cause it is expanding my taste in music.
br br deng af
HELLYEAH is Chad Gray and VINNIE PAUL, from Pantera, side project together, alot of good songs, they did a cover of PHIL COLLINS 80's song, I DON'T CARE ANYMORE
The guy in the middle gets it.
You should check out their other single from this album “death blooms”. Has a nice melodic chorus for the people who can’t handle digs aggression.
They have other songs with clean vocals you all might like.
Try Frank Zappa.....Eat that Question. Dig....That song is an Iterative piece. Bunch of artists doing that style. Woopi Doo!
You guys should be watching the video.....
Please do “is it love” by Mr. Mister!!! It’s genius. Phenomenal arrangement!! Fascinating story about the band.
I enjoy your reactions. Very diverse. But just curious as to why you haven't reacted to The Warning in over two years? Unless I missed it. Last one was from their 2nd album Queen of The Murder Scene, 'Dust to Dust' from 4 years ago. Their last one came out 13 months ago, 'Error.' And recently they released a song from their next album. Ale the bass player was sponsored by Spectre guitars when she was 14. They gave her a custom 5 string bass at that time. A year ago they opened for Muse, Hailstorm and The Foo Fighters a week before the drummer for The Foo Fighters died. Anyway several videos are available so I would pick a live (concert) version. Maybe Disiple or the official video of the song Evolve. Peace ya'll!
Wait until they read the lyrics lmao
Y’all gotta do some recent Slipknot
HiveMind, Solway Firth, Orphan, Red Flag.
🔥Avenged SEvendfoLD “This Means War” we need more A7x on here!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Next "happy?"
I think NOT FALLING is my favorite MUDVAYNE song, check it out
Choppy or not it was the video that validated Mudvayne
If you're adding in some new bands, try Ra "Do You Call My Name."
Do Severed by Mudvayne next! It's off the same album!
Any other song off this album is better than dig. I’d recommend “Prod”
Good work guys. You want some new bands.FOGHST. songs,,,,Nightshift, Driving Wheel, My Babe,Sweet Home Chicago. You keep ignoring them. 9 gold albums a double platinum also. Best blues rock band ever period. Rod Price, probably the best slide guitarist ever, complemented by the exceptionally talented front man and guitarist Lonesome Dave Peverat. They have millions of fans left. I guarantee if you want hits from listeners, it's time.
Good one, but
This song is great, but in my opinion not the best to start with since theres so much going on so fast. Check out (K)now F(orever) off of the same album. It's a great display of all their musical talents, especially the bass. After that give Nothing To Gein a listen and be sure to read into the background beforehand as it makes the lyrics easier to understand. Mudvayne is an all time favorite of mine band would love to see my favorite reaction channel dive into their great catalog!!
Always Appreciate You Guys..I can't Either Ty..And I'm Old School Metal
Do some Hellyeah now.
Not my cup of tea ☕ respect the diversity of music. However, Steely Dan songs Peg with Michael McDonald, FM , Babylon Sisters, Deacon Blues, hey 19, Reelin in the years, and more. Don't forget April Wine "I like to rock."
Are you serious right now?
The guy on the right, "all I hear is der der der " do you know anything about music?
How embarrassing. Perphetic! Lol
Difficulty doesn’t = genius
I agree to some extent, but this song is. Used to think it was just noise as a teenager, and wrote off this band. But as I grew wiser, I realized I was wrong and this song is great. Might not be everyone's taste but it is great regardless. Also gets me in a right headspace at the gym, so that helps lol
Nope, not my kind of thing but I respect the diversity. I like some metal but this just sounds like screaming/headache inducing sound with a few guitar licks thrown in for good measure. But to each their own. Given they have sold 6 million albums, there are many that like them and I respect them for that. For me, songs have to have a beat and a rhythm regardless of what genre they are classified in.
I used to think that a couple years ago as a teenager, but as I grew wiser, I began to appreciate it more and now really like the song. Amazing listen to when you are at the gym btw. Been starting to revisit the songs I didn't like as a teenager that are praised now that my music taste is becoming more diverse, and now realize what made the songs great. Back then my music tastes were a lot simpler
You don't hear a beat and rhythm in this song? Your bias against the harsh vocals are showing I think. I bet if you listened to this track without vocals you wouldn't come to the same conclusion.
Dumb comment. Braindead even
There is an alternative, I don’t like this kind of music, it’s not mine, I don’t think that this group will be remembered for decades.
They are and will be remembered thank you very much.
@@Tumbleweed_ Go to hell!
Do What You Do is a killer jam by these boys.
sorry no
You need to giggle less. You're not at school now.
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