This was recorded for self-titled in 1994, but they ended up not putting it on the album so it became a B-side. But I do adore that snare David used on their first album.
Yup. So non commercial. So much infact, that we don't even speak about the fact that they uh... Uh... Literally clogged up a street because they decided to ride in a tank. Or.. or... Pulling in a crazy ass crowd of teenagers in NYC when they went for an interview. Yeah, wow. So non commercial 👌🤣
This song was on The Crow soundtrack & it started off as an instrumental Korn would play during their soundchecks. Sean Olson who did band duties for both Korn & Deftones would always want them to play it & maybe write some lyrics for it... That all happened & so they named the song after Sean Olson.
It's an outtake from the self titled album, along with Layla and This Broken Soul. It was on the single for Shoots And Ladders and then The Crow City Of Angels soundtrack.
I read somewhere that this song was titled as "Sean Olson" because he was Jonathan's friend. He did some drugs with him, bad trips which lead him to write these dark lyrics. The song itself is not about Sean Olson but rather about Jonathan's life.
Also I recall Jonathan does not exactly remember the original idea or his thoughts when he was writing this song, because it was such a long time ago and he was doing drugs.
I just remember hearing this song when I was like 12 back around the time Life Is Peachy came out and was blown away. Also felt it should have been on the self titled album.
In a 2010 interview with ARTISTdirect, frontman Jonathan Davis said: Sean Olson used to work for us. He was my tweaker buddy. He was just this funny ass character. The intro of the song is “What’s your lie?” He would always come up to me and say, “What’s your lie?” [Laughs] He hung out with us for a while. It’s hard going back and trying to remember what I was actually thinking at that time, but I know it was about Sean and I delving into that meth-induced, dark place. It really came out in that song.
I had these demos on a burnt CD I downloaded from limewire. I can't beleive I'm hearing this again. Reminds me of being a teen. ❤️ I even learned how to play this on guitar. Rhythm.
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401 I mean it’s not like officially produced, it’s not on Spotify and it’s not really on any albums but it’s still a very good Korn song!
Hey man! put this song to the Self Titled area. Ok, this was released in 96, but they actually recorded in 94, which is an outtake for their first album.
I never understood why this song was an outtake... It's so much better than at least half of their first album. When I brought this up once a friend said "too dark maybe?" like dude, that album has Daddy in it wtf you talking about?
For some reason this song gives BDSM/ domination vibes i don't know why it's obviously not the meaning but something about it just gives me those vibes.
While I understand how unhealthy it would be for Jonathan to stay in his raw childhood trauma, sometimes I wish he did, so we could get these types of Korn songs. So powerful.
This is a first for me. It's not bad, honestly! I can say that, as a big fan of Korn, this definitely carries a tone that feels very Follow the Leader. It feels like that era. Distinct guitar styles and such. I do wish it were on Spotify, I would add it to my Metal list!
I genuinely wanna know the meaning of this song like I’m curious because I want an EXACT answer but I usually see different meanings all across the internet.
Sexual abuse JD was r@ped as a kid and he wrote daddy and this song about it the reason this song is called Sean Olson is because Sean Olson encouraged JD to write lyrics for an instrumental intro KoRn would play during sound checks and such
@@tristinbrown802 nah daddy by far is not only their most fucked up song but the most fucked up song I've ever heard in general and I listen to alot of death metal. Lyrics alone don't make a song dark.
@@LouieTheGreat So wrong. Sean Olson was a close friend of Jonathan's, who just happened to be a jock (Jonathan was picked on by jocks all thru school).
You can tell this is from the sessions from the first album, this is literally the only time Korn was ever good. They turned to garbage from Life is Peachy ởn
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I miss that old korn sound.
Me too dude. The new stuff is to washed up and clean.
That snare is pure self-titled energy
Yup
This song and Layla and This Broken Soul should have made it on the debut album as well.
@@FINALFLASH1988 I wish Layla and This Broken Soul were rerecorded so they'd fit the quality of the other songs on the record, but yeah
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This was recorded for self-titled in 1994, but they ended up not putting it on the album so it became a B-side. But I do adore that snare David used on their first album.
Something I love about KoЯη is that even though it is a well-known band, it is really a non-commercial one.
Freak on a Leash? Got the Life? Falling Away From Me? Coming Undone?
Yup. So non commercial. So much infact, that we don't even speak about the fact that they uh...
Uh... Literally clogged up a street because they decided to ride in a tank.
Or.. or... Pulling in a crazy ass crowd of teenagers in NYC when they went for an interview.
Yeah, wow. So non commercial 👌🤣
Korn issues mtv cover contest
You probably meant early on they were non commercial. They got commercial when they made it big in like 1996-97
"Did My Time" for Tomb Rider
Monster Energy drink in "Way Too Far"
"Haze" for Haze
ADIDAS EVERYWHERE!!!
They are still the best tho
2:24 The magic of David Silveria...
david was the backbone of korn
@@PURE_V3NOM totally agree. You can't teach feel, and Dave had it.
This song was on The Crow soundtrack & it started off as an instrumental Korn would play during their soundchecks. Sean Olson who did band duties for both Korn & Deftones would always want them to play it & maybe write some lyrics for it... That all happened & so they named the song after Sean Olson.
This song is an absolute masterpiece. Wow.
My all time favorite Korn song
this sounds like it should be in the self titled album
Ikr
It is
It's an outtake from the self titled album, along with Layla and This Broken Soul. It was on the single for Shoots And Ladders and then The Crow City Of Angels soundtrack.
@@Jimmyjam-ey3vs its from life is peachy
@@Necrophagiia it’s an outtake from Self-Titled
I read somewhere that this song was titled as "Sean Olson" because he was Jonathan's friend. He did some drugs with him, bad trips which lead him to write these dark lyrics. The song itself is not about Sean Olson but rather about Jonathan's life.
Yes! Almost exactly what it's about.
Also I recall Jonathan does not exactly remember the original idea or his thoughts when he was writing this song, because it was such a long time ago and he was doing drugs.
@@thegame890 Damn, I thought he was singing about pulling out mixed with some other things.
It's a song about sexual abuse like daddy but from the perspective of the abuser.
I just remember hearing this song when I was like 12 back around the time Life Is Peachy came out and was blown away. Also felt it should have been on the self titled album.
The song most def sounds like it's from the first album more than Life is Peachy but either way it still jams!
Because it's from the first album but was scrapped
Definitely not from LIP era.
sounds more like something from the crow 2 soundtrack era... oh wait..
Crow city of angels it was going to be on the self title album but they opted to leave it out was recorded during those sessions though
Yeah, I always thought Sean Olson was recorded around the self titled album and Proud was the extra song from life is peachy.
In a 2010 interview with ARTISTdirect, frontman Jonathan Davis said:
Sean Olson used to work for us. He was my tweaker buddy. He was just this funny ass character. The intro of the song is “What’s your lie?” He would always come up to me and say, “What’s your lie?” [Laughs] He hung out with us for a while. It’s hard going back and trying to remember what I was actually thinking at that time, but I know it was about Sean and I delving into that meth-induced, dark place. It really came out in that song.
That’s so wild
This gotta be one of my favorite songs no cap
i thank the crow 2 for guiding me to it 🔥😤
Same. Always loved this song
1:58 THE BEST RIFF FROM KORN
ball tongue is better
It’s a masterpiece. Raw. Heavy. Angry. Man Korn are just something so unique.
I had these demos on a burnt CD I downloaded from limewire.
I can't beleive I'm hearing this again. Reminds me of being a teen. ❤️ I even learned how to play this on guitar. Rhythm.
The screaming at 4:30 is bone chilling
I showed this to everyone in 1996 and they hated it. Now these same posers swear they’ve loved Korn since day one.
The song that got me interested in their music around 21 years ago. This song blew me away!
THATS actually crazy how a B side song which isn’t even really a real Korn song got you into Korn, that’s dope!
@@stickzmickee1234 I'm very fascinated by deep cuts!
@@stickzmickee1234 what do you mean it's not really a KoRn song?
@@salvadorricardojimenez5401 I mean it’s not like officially produced, it’s not on Spotify and it’s not really on any albums but it’s still a very good Korn song!
David silveria is such a underrated drummer
Hey man! put this song to the Self Titled area. Ok, this was released in 96, but they actually recorded in 94, which is an outtake for their first album.
I have No Place To Hide CD single where it is included although it's Korn's (1994) B-side.
No wonder why the drum and his voice sound like their first album
Yes it's outtake from Self Titled with Layla, Christmas Song and This Broken Soul.
HQMusic it's from the Crow Soundtrack 1996, I own it.
@@kimcox66030 we know that's why he said outtake dumbass
I bought The Crow City of Angels Soundtrack just for this song back in the day.
The Crow City Of Angels soundtrack. Sweet song.
Yeah, but not on Spotify - the album and every other song is...strange.
I never understood why this song was an outtake... It's so much better than at least half of their first album. When I brought this up once a friend said "too dark maybe?" like dude, that album has Daddy in it wtf you talking about?
That verse riff is so fucking heavy!
Those drums, damn
By far my favorite Korn song EVER!!
What a way to "finish" out a song
Clever
i see what you did there :)
I like this in the winter more. Weird but It feels right after A while in the winter lol.
I feel the same way about most hard rock / metal
Because the intro guitar are "black metal tuned" 😃
what an interesting way to 'finish' a song
you should be used to it as a deftones fan
My favorite korn song since I first heard it all late summer 2000. Always will be
this song is a lot more fucked up then I thought
goodfuckedupsong.
Korn is a lot fucked up than most people would think
The days when you actually had to buy soundtracks so you didn't miss out on great music
😮 Korn 4Life! 🖤🔥 This is so dark...and perfect. JD is awesome singer, artist... 🖤
Wtf this song is SICK. Needs to be on an album!
I like the guitars on this song.
For some reason this song gives BDSM/ domination vibes i don't know why it's obviously not the meaning but something about it just gives me those vibes.
well if you couldn't tell, the song is about sexual abuse, not as explicit as daddy but still pretty nasty in subject
David Silveria on drums made Korn so much heavier
Agreed, he helped carry the band
And added to the groove too, as he's said before.
While I understand how unhealthy it would be for Jonathan to stay in his raw childhood trauma, sometimes I wish he did, so we could get these types of Korn songs. So powerful.
God damn that ending...
The Crow: City of Angels soundtrack. That soundtrack had alot of good song's on it and the movie wasn't bad.
Yep. Deftones TEETHING which wasn't on an album either.
Correction. The movie was bad, but the soundtrack was great!!!
@@Mimzy1313 Compared to Wicked Prayer City of Angeles is way better. However the short lived television show was awesome! It kinda goes by the comic.
@@darkstarr2540 Truly?! Perhaps I will give it a chance.
0:23 anyone else hear that voice in the background?
Yup
Jonathan Davis had a really screwed up childhood.
Oscar Esquivel he so strong
Ya think
You know this songs about an ex manager right?
Ethan Peterson what
All the thing is an urban legend.
This is a first for me. It's not bad, honestly! I can say that, as a big fan of Korn, this definitely carries a tone that feels very Follow the Leader. It feels like that era. Distinct guitar styles and such.
I do wish it were on Spotify, I would add it to my Metal list!
this song was originally gonna be on the debut album but it didn't make it
The guitars are similar to FTL but the drumming is unmistakenly debut material
Why is this not on spotify?
LouieTheGreat Because it was an outtake and whenever there’s a cut song or older bonus songs they’re not on streaming services which is a bummer
I still remember this soundtrack of THE CROW🤘🤘👌
KoЯη rules
My second favorite song of all times!
1:58 best moment
Love this fuckin song. So good. Big blunt and headphones way up
when i was 9 i heard this song and i was like this is what i like. i started dressing grunge and listing to more songs like this.
I genuinely wanna know the meaning of this song like I’m curious because I want an EXACT answer but I usually see different meanings all across the internet.
Sexual abuse JD was r@ped as a kid and he wrote daddy and this song about it the reason this song is called Sean Olson is because Sean Olson encouraged JD to write lyrics for an instrumental intro KoRn would play during sound checks and such
KoRn.
its just as good as good god and that means really fucking good
All these years I never knew the words, now I realize how fucked up that shit done to him as a kid was
They Started playing Sean Olson on their 311 club Tour In June 1995 And late May
This is from the Crow 2 soundtrack. Glad to see it here. 👍
I wonder why it's missing the opening line "what's your lie"?
I thought I missed it, I remember that opening line since I was 16
genuinely such a good song
I wish I could lose control!
What a shame this song wasn't on the album release. Only on the "The Crow: City of Angels" Soundtrack.
Missing the "whats your lie?" In the beginning of song
Thank you!!
this so is almost as dark as daddy
No not all all
pretty is their darkest if you haven't heard it
Unrelease from first album.
@@tristinbrown802 nah daddy by far is not only their most fucked up song but the most fucked up song I've ever heard in general and I listen to alot of death metal. Lyrics alone don't make a song dark.
This song is as dark as the surface of the sun.....
Does somebody wanna fucking tell me how in the fuck this amazing song did NOT MAKE THE ALBUM?!?!?!
Gefesselt ey Wahrheitsfindung ey n yeAAAAAH ;)
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Ja moin
@@mentholkaffee lol
@@allround-dilletant Soos
another one!
This song is on the og crow soundtrack
HELL YESS
It's a cut from the self titled debut available on The Crow soundtrack. F. Y. I.
really?
Yup.
To be exact it was a cut from the crow city of angels during the Iggy pop scene in the tattoo shop doing some torture. Shit fit this perfect.
Crow 2 actually
Yeah it must be the Crow 2, cuz this song isn't on the 1st soundtrack
1:17 jonathans scat mumbling makes them stand apart from other nu metal bands.
❤️❤️❤️
DAYUUUUUUUUJMMMMMMMM
This isn’t on life is peachy, wasn’t it one of the crow soundtracks or escape from la
That's why they are called B-Sides.
siick
I see the Life is Peachy cover but this sounds a lot like debut self titled album
Yeah it was on the blind single from 1994
@@thegreatKoRnholio Whatever you say Mike Tyson
Song for Spokane I'm coming on spoken.
Spokane is being comed on.
This from the crow 2 soundtrack.... Not their 2nd album
1:58 FUCK! 🖤
The Crow 2
so fu ken RAW!!!!
Clearly influenced by NIN - Big Man With A Gun off of Jon's favorite record, The Downward Spiral, which came out in 94 the same year this was written
The song was from the crow movie soundtrack not life is peachy album
What is this song about not really sure can someone help me
its about betrayal of friendship
No it's not
Its obviously about a child being abused by a sexual predator. I mean read the lyrics.
@@kimcox66030 sean olson was their old producer who wanted just their money and in the song he is talking about his hate for him
@@LouieTheGreat So wrong. Sean Olson was a close friend of Jonathan's, who just happened to be a jock (Jonathan was picked on by jocks all thru school).
I miss David's drum tone and playing.
realfuckingmusic
my boyroom is like an elitist crack hippie mini penthouse of real sh*@*t i endured as a "baby".
This is from first album!.
What's your lie?
Que buen tema la puta madre!
He didn't say what's your lie at the beginning
Was coming on fakes
I'M COMING ON YOU, FUCK, I LOVE THIS KoRn, actually is SHIT
not on life is peachy
The story back in the esrly 2000s was that sean olson was a jock that was nice to him in high school.
Weird to now hear its just about a tweaker buddy
You can tell this is from the sessions from the first album, this is literally the only time Korn was ever good. They turned to garbage from Life is Peachy ởn
What's your lie?