There Better Be a Cello in This Circle
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Circle by Slipknot.
Time for a new Slipknot reaction for Maggot Monday! Most of my comments center around the cello. And now I'm not sure if there even is a cello. My God, I hope there's a cello. :D Thanks for watching!
Whether or not there's a cello, Circle has secured a spot in the top 15. It's probably farther down there than you'd expect though.
1) Snuff the Magic Corey (if this is ever missing from this spot, assume someone has hacked into my RUclips channel bc that's the only way it would not be here.)
2) Nero Freaking Forte (same for this one!)
3) Vermilion Pt. Obsession
4) Sympathy for the Devil in I
5) The Greatest Conclusion
6) Colin Firth is Pissed
7) Malice!
8) Little Orphan Annie Taylor
9) Vermilion Pt. OG
10) You Can't Always Get Unsainted
11) The 666 Anthem
12) The Drum Solo Exists
13) Fire + Caffeine + Nicotine = -1
14) Cello?
15) The Collector
Audio Used: • Slipknot - Circle (Audio)
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Fun fact: The first verse of this song was recorded during the Iowa cycle when Corey was a severe alcoholic, and the second verse was recorded when he became sober and had a new lease on life.
Circle and Vermilion2 were the very first Slipknot melodic kinda acoustic songs, yet Corey did Bother, before, with Stone Sour..Between Iowa album and SS debut album….. At the time it was like ‘oh he/they’re now going this way hun..?’ Yeah, a completely different approach on Slipknot ‘heaviness’….
OHHH, interesting. So Bother was the "holy #$!% that's the Slipknot guy?!" song? I love learning the timeline of this stuff. :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee 1999 Slipknot ‘first’ album/2001 Iowa/2002 Stone Sour debut album with Bother, included on Spider-Man OST, then Get Inside. Yes, that’s the Slipknot guys with no masks on 😱… (Corey and The Phantom on Stone Sour) :)
Then, on 2003 SS live shows, Corey was already doing high pitched screams that he kept on Slipknot Vol.3 and SS Come Whatever May…. until 2007. Then, thank God, he returned to the lows in 2008 with All Hope Is Gone.. Snuff, Circle etc were no longer ‘surprise-surprise’!
I've been listening to slipknot since their self titled album. When this album came out I was amazed. This was everything and more that I had hoped slipknot could be. It got me into writing poetry and lyrics of my own which really shaped a huge part of my teen years. I love the aesthetic of the album, It's lyrics, The whole crazy ghost stories from their time recording it in the mansion and everything else. It's by far my favourite album.
Woo! :)
This whole album was like "OMG" back in the day. The very first song, Prelude, is very melodic and i remember think "is this slipknot??". Big difference, especially coming after Iowa which is the heaviest of them to date. It's funny because I only learned to really appreciate this album when I got a little older.
The end, i don't know XD I appreciate Joey's drums mixed with some PinSid
My favorite melodic song is snuff, it can't be any other.
Did you know that 'Prelude 3.0' was considered by the BBC for the new theme tune for the new series of Doctor Who, back around the time of the album's release?
I think the ending was meant to be a lead into the next song on the album, “Welcome”. I could be completely wrong, but that’s what I always assumed was the purpose of it. 🤷♂️
It actually isn’t, because it abruptly cuts. But kind of works as a transition. It’s weird. I think it’s intentionally supposed to be jarring.
1:13 I literally used to have it as a poster on my wall back when I was 11/12 years old.
I'm turning 27 now
Really nice song my fav melodic songs from slipknot it's '' sic''
Ahh yes very melodic
@@cheapstonegd6296 ''yEs''
Riiight.
My reaction to the ending in the first time was SO like yours. 😂
I guess the ending was a build up for "Welcome", because it just fits.
Hey again. I’ve listened to v3 for almost 20 years and still hear things that I haven’t heard before in songs. There’s always so much to unpack
This song made me break down when I first heard it.
As usual great video.
Nobody ever seems to mention it but this song for me always has a Middle Eastern feel to it, right down to the cryptic lyrics and exotic instruments (or at least sound samples) used.
That's what I was getting at with the System of a Down thing. :)
I'm pretty sure Vol. 3 was the first album with an acoustic guitar AND without swear words (bitch doesn't count, lol). There was kind of a backlash with the direction on this record. It was known as a heavier Stone Sour record amongst me and the maggots I hung with. I have to give a shit ton of credit here though, this album has GROWN on me so much. It's genius really...
The lack of cussing and a Parental Advisory sticker on this album was a middle-finger to the critics slamming them that they wouldn't/couldn't have such great success without the harsh, violent language of the first 2 albums
Love that.
Corey's said that not having any profanity was 100% unintentional.
im in love with the ending
Slipknot have many many songs like this starting from the third album that breaks the normal mood of the album: Gehenna, If Rain Is What You Want, Spiders, My Pain, obviously Snuff and others.
This musical journey hides many surprises :)
I can't wait for her reaction to these songs, especially My Pain
I think someone already covered the timeline for you, but yeah, I knew Corey could do this because of "Bother". However, I just figured that type of sound would be saved for Stone Sour. Then I heard the album that song came from and thought, "Well, that was mostly heavy... weird.". By the time I got Vol 3, I heard Vermillion Pt. 2 which is pretty damn chill (maybe not the lyrics), so I wasn't too surprised when I heard "Circle". With all that said, "Circle" is probably my favorite chill/melodic Slipknot song, even above Vermillion Pt. 2. I'm not sure what it is, but I think the placement on the album is part of it, the lyrics, and the layers. Good stuff. I'm glad you liked it.
One of those songs that stick in your mind. Two reasons for me. One: it's just an awesome song. Two: it's a beacon of peace on a wild CD.
I can't tell you how much I love that. :D
i love this song so much, i cant even describe, I'm happy it made it to your top 15 :D
I enjoyed it when I first heard circle and vermillion but then I had a moment of loss and anger because my teenage self just wanted Iowa again....so i stopped listening to vol 3 for a couple years...then went back to it when i had matured a bit and circles is one of my favorite songs from any band now.
This song and album have always been special to me and i love your reactions! Prelude 3.0 and If rain is what you want are similar songs and are just as great, cant wait for your reactions to those!
Danger - Keep Away, another good Slipknot "Sour" song :)
Prelude 3.0 and Danger Keep away are also melodic songs.
#stickacelloinit
Circle is one of my favorites, it really stood out to me when I first heard Vol 3. :)
I heard volume 3 before the 1st 2 albums sooo I kinda never got that experience. Going back and realizing they did a bit of experimenting on the early albums was cool.
They didn't really do slow and melodic till they did Subliminal Verses. They got experimental, and it worked. Even better, was the whole album is clean because someone said they couldn't make 1 song without the work F*ck. We got a whole kick-ass album that's actually radio-safe.
I love your Slipknot reactions lol, I can't believe you did Metabolic, my favorite off of Iowa for sure. Also I have 2 cats and love coffee. From a metal drummer to a beautiful lady, I hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving ❤
"Stick a cello in it". You should out that on a t shirt lmao
Good idea :D
I didn't listen to the melodic songs at first. Mainly because of where I was in life and how much "angry Corey Jr helped me through it. But as I got older and went back and gave the songs a chance I love them just as much as angry Corey
talking about a cello a fan made a cello cover of Devil in i
called the cello devil in i
it slaps i like it
I saw that! Very cool. :)
A recommendation I have is from a stone sour demo but I thinks it's something you'll enjoy listening to its called I can't believe 1994 stone sour demo
I believe the opening is a sampling of an old type writer.
Volume 3 is also my favorite! You should check out “scream” it’s a bonus track off of this album… it’s got a bit of screaming but also very melodic. The other albums don’t have anything like this… maybe “Wait and Bleed” and “My Plague” have some melodic elements but still pretty heavy. You should react to the rest of Volume 3 so then you can listen to the album from start to finish! Happy Maggot Monday!!
And in you're question there isn't any melodic songs from the first two albums the closest you'd get from the first album are from every creepy song and from the second left behind and maybe my plague are by far the most melodic they went.
And its funny because they were told to make more "radio friendly" songs
@@Yamatsu7 so true
I would add Gently.
Lady L, if you like Cello, Apocalyptica is your band. Three guys from Finland. Originals and covers. All played with Cellos. 👍
I know these guys. Very cool. :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Wonderful. Have you heard of a CD called Opeth String Tribute? I have it in my collection. Opeth songs played by a string quartet. All instrumental, so no demon voices. 😂👍
I might be alone, but as a depressed/angry/angsty/anxiety filled teen when their first two albums came out, when Vol. 3 came out, I was super pissed. It was such a departure from the Slipknot sound that it felt like they were trying to get more radio play. And as a (then) 19 year old, I was pissed.
Years later, it is still by far my least liked album, but I can appreciate it more now.
FYI, I love accoustic music; just not from them, if that makes sense. Also, no. Their first two albums have nothing that sounds like this. I guess wait & Bleed and Left Behind would be the closest to "melodic, radio friendly" songs.
Edit: WANYK is by far my favorite album since Iowa.
Self titled album and Iowa fell in that Nu metal era, and those two are the albums that gave slipknot a huge push as a metal band, people loved the angry/rage/heavy music that they were putting out. But vol 3 is when they got into this alternative metal genre, mixing genres that don't normally go with metal songs. There were a lot of people who didn't quite like this cause it was not something they were used to listening from a band like slipknot. I am relatively very late to Slipknot, i am someone who listens to a lot of genres, so to me this alternative metal feels like a great change.
I remember waiting on Vol 3 to come out and thinking they were gonna go in a more progressive direction, considering how Iowa ended. I was a bit disappointed when Subliminal Verses dropped. But it grew on me and I like most of the songs on it. I really haven’t listened to Slipknot in a long time up until recently. Been feeling nostalgic lately.
@@dutchmastah07 ah i can understand, i wish i knew slipknot at that time
So, Gently is about as close to a slow song as they got in Iowa, and even then it doesn't stay slow. Vol 3 was the first real taste of Slowknot.
As far as 133 Pinhead in this song, it's songs like Snuff, Devil In I, Circle, and Danger where people who criticize him for being a "useless" part of the band are wrong. His keyboards can be essential to a song, without him Solway Firth's bridge at the near end doesn't feel as creepy or melodious without the keys. Vermilion doesn't get those cool notes at the start and throughout. Craig is essential, and Circle is a perfect example of that.
How dare someone call Pinhead useless?! His headbanging alone contributes to their overall vibe. :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Some people are crazy. There are people out there that don't understand why Craig and Sid are even in the band. Those same people also don't understand how important PinSid are to Slipknot's overall vibe. Believe it or not though, some people are crazier. I have seen a few, very few instances of people that don't know why Clown is in the band because they think he only hits the keg. And nothing else. People are crazy.
Yep that was a cello but I originally taught it was a bass.
A good amount of people dismiss Volume 3 because Corey’s scream changed to a more controlled “proper” manner. Also because of songs like this. They didn’t like a bit of Stone Sour bleeding into Slipknot, but I never minded it because I like both bands.
Happy Maggot Tuesdays ;)
Taylor Tuesday! :D
Yes, you've known Slipknot Corey and Stone Sour Corey, but how about Corey Corey? The real man behind all of that. I don't know if you've seen this but here's a really cool interview with him, it's a delight hearing him speak, tha guy's quite wise.
ruclips.net/video/ckrHn_lC1J0/видео.html&ab_channel=KERRANG%21
If you love him now, you're gonna love him him even more.
I think this song was planned to be the intro to the blister exits
This is definitely one of their absolute heaviest songs for me. Every time they put out a new album it's just exactly whatever I'm feeling at the time, every one. And that's the thing I think is amazing about them, they're kind of whatever you want them to be. Like, someone's saying all these things you always wanted to say but couldn't, you know? This was a suuuuuuuuuuper ballsy album for them to create after Iowa. I'd probably get beaten by a lot of metalheads for comparing them to Slayer but Slayer put out an album that was so crazy and heavy they knew they could never top it so they didn't even try to and their next one was purposely really slow. That's totally what Slipknot was doing, but not only that, they took it wildly in the other direction, "because fuck you, that's why." You can't recreate Iowa ever and if they tried to it would be phony, and they definitely wouldn't have become what they did and started winning freaking Grammys.
I call this corey pop corey
It was very different coming from Iowa to Vol 3. But if you followed Corey and Jim to Stone Sour's self titled which fell between Iowa and Vol 3, That kinda made it ( for lack of a better word ) less shocking for those who listened to Stone Sour.
Pinhead with a cello in front of him, so silly. Only you, Lauren 😁
I needed a visual. :)
You should check out Dimmu Borgir's live show in Oslo for their Forces of the Northern Night tour. (I believe it was a tour, don't quote me on that.) They played with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra, as well as a choir, and it is fuckin' awesome.
Next:slipknot-danger keep away(long version)
(long version sucks)
TBH i prefer the short version. The long one seems like they are experimenting.
@@Yamatsu7 so the long version is a demo???
I would really like to see you react to ‘angel of death’ by slayer
since you love cellos you should checkout apocalyptica. they are a finnish symphonic metal band using 3 cellos and a drummer. their songs i dont care ft adam gontier of three days grace, not strong enough ft brent smith of shinedown, and im not jesus ft corey taylor
I know these guys and all of these songs too. Love the one with Lacey Sturm :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee well then nevermind lol
please react to SLIPKNOT - GEMATRIA
Fun fact Vol 3 was the only Slipknot album with 0 profanity on it!
Shawn C. Stated in an interview they wanted to challenge Corey to portray emotion without using profanity on that album.
So basically you listened to this song beforehand and knew which instruments were used and were not in this song yet still decided to make the title of this video like you had no clue what was going on???? Alright then...
Um, what? Listen.
@3:32 "Is there a cello over here?" doesn't mean, "Hey, I listened to this song already, but now I'm going to act like I've never heard it before." It means, "Is there a cello over here?"
@8:30 "The first time I heard it," meaning the first time I heard what I thought was a trumpet sound in the song---not "the first time I heard this whole song." Why the hell would I lie about knowing or not knowing a song?
@8:42 "They got a cello over here." Yes, I know what a cello sounds like. That doesn't mean I've already heard all songs that feature the cello. I know what Johnny Depp looks like, but that doesn't mean I've seen every movie he's been in.
But then again, I questioned if that even was a cello the whole time, hence the title of this video.
Hope that clears things up for you, Jonathan. :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Yeah I have to apologize, I myself don't know what I was on about at this point. Sorry for the headache.
Hey, no hard feelings. I must admit, I was in a terrible mood when I responded to you. Thanks for being here. :)