What Happened to Mudvayne?
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Mudvayne was one of the most popular metal bands of the early 2000s. The band's end came just as fast as their rise to fame.
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LD 50 is still to this day one of the best albums ever, I can listen to that album start to finish on repeat
Indeed.
✋
The beginning of all things to end was just as amazing imo. Definitely my go to albums from Mudvayne.
Facts. The live DVD performing the album is essential as well
I used to have LD50 on of my workout playlist when I used to hit the gym regularly.
The hardest thing about being a music fan is watching your favorite band disintegrate
@Commentor1 Well, some of us have earned our problems, First World or not ;)
My band was Breaking Benjamin. I was there for their first show right up until they split with Aaron, James, and Chad (not their original drummer, either). But the biggest disappointment had to be my personal interactions with Ben himself. This was before he sobered up, though. Regardless, I just can't stomach their new shit with the new members. Ben broke his own band, IMO.
I remember feeling bummed when that AS***** shot Dimebag from Pantera. You realize it will never go back together.
@Commentor1 you're an idiot.
@@joebeastyg5686 how do you like the new shit they just released like they are completely ignoring their first album? Breaking Benjamin very first album was my favorite.
@@jamesmiller5331 You have good taste in music. I have avoided the last 2 BB albums. Not for me. My personal favorite would be their 5 song local release EP, which pretty much became Saturate. I also have their original 3 song promo cassette. There are copies on youtube but the quality is very poor compared to the original. They're basically just "Benjamin" now. A shell of their former greatness. (I am heavily biased. I admit that. Being from NEPA does that to people)
One of the greatest bassist in history
Ryan Wright Ryan is a unique bass player that gave it his all. He really is something special.
Brbr Deng
Really underrated
@@kuzzza3944 I don't think he's underrated. He just doesn't seek attention
The best
Just like I'd take Pantera over Hellyeah, I'd also take Mudvayne over Hellyeah.
No question. Totally agree.
But, I suppose both bands went downhill because they just weren't happy together anymore.
Dude, no one could disagree with you there. I miss Pantera and Mudvayne so f'n much.
Hellyeah was just mediocre. I was a huge pantera fan. Even have tatts of pantera. When I heard about the new super group i got very excited then was kinda let down when they did come out. Couldn't even hold a candle to pantera imo.
No disrespect to Hellyeah’s musicians, dead or alive, but they suck ass. Pantera and Mudvayne were awesome.
Hell ya blows
Mudvayne got me through Iraq and the loss of my brother. I miss the face paint and everything. Epic matal
my dad was in iraq
one of the most weirdest wars this country has been in lmao
@@perseus391 yup, waste of time resources and lives.
We're you at Al-Asad? Years?
@@hellskitchen7853 kirkuk, but was all over the northern AO. 04-05
@@elliotw5918 same years at Baharia. How you doing?
- "There mainstream success was short lived.."
*sentence right after*
"After a DECADE of tremendous success...".. I'm so confused.
followed shortly by "one of metal's most beloved bands" hahahahahahahahhaa
i think it's about the potential and fame they had compared to how quickly and abruptly it ended. they could've easily settled into a consistently high charting slot and competed with slipknot, five finger death punch, or any other new and modern metal band that still is able to pull a large crowd into the late 20 teens
It's "Mainstream"...
Metal isn’t mainstream
Perhaps not in 2019, but back in the early 00's it seriously was. How else do you explain bands like Slipknot, Rammstein, Korn, Deftones, Papa Roach, and many others which were played day and night on stations like MTV (in the country i live in). They were huge.
I can't believe it's been almost a decade since we've heard anything from Mudvayne I miss that band
@`` `` end of things to come was sell out shit, and the title was a premonition of it. fck these pyramid selling out ...uh...… thejonothankleck
@SquidBag tools 10,000 days sucked to me ,EDIT: it wasn't up to par with what I had expected at all, even my tool friends had mixed shit (end of edit) it blowed ass in my opinion, compared to lateralus or aenima. and, I liked a perfect circle, but their new stuff I couldn't "dig," ha see what I did there? I have no hope that I will like "new" the tool album. esp when the band are writing and maynard is just for lyrics. ten thousand days just sucked to bad for me, maynard is of doing his own shit and has been for years and years, he don't give af about TooL. his apc and that hillbilly stuff band plus brewing wine is his new shit. im just glad I got to listen to lateralus
Yes we are old now!
@@JB-ju4ev we've got one that can see. Yeah I was looking back at Woodstock 99. Crazy how brainwashed we were/are
Rupert Smith what do you mean? They have lots of good song better than Slipknot though. I remember first seeing them it was actually their halloween costumes that captured me because I was a fan of Slipknot before and I thought they were like them but then after a while I never pay attention to their appearances and just listened to their music instead and I realized how good musicians they we’re regardless of how they look ( with or w/o the costumes)
Ryan by far was the most underrated metal bassist and he is my idol and inspired me to play and now i am a proud owner of a warwick.
Awesome. Ryan is a GOAT. Korn inspired me to get an Ibanez bass. But that Warwick sound is something else.
Same. Except I have two German made and one RB Vette.
@@SheddysGaming dang nice im dying for a thumb some day
I always argue that Ryan was the best bassist in the game, at least in the time.
Underrated? Pretty sure everyone knows he’s a badass but he’s not doing anything worthwhile since mudvayne
When I heard Chad doing a guest DJ on SiriusXM recently, after he played a RATM song, he said "speaking of bands that need to get back together," he talked about Mudayne.
GhettoRocker85
@@jennifer1187 Jennifer
Well yeah, Vinnie Paul has passed away so now of course he's looking back to Mudvayne.
I remember when Hellyeah first started off they said that it was a tribute band for Dimebag, the name of the band being something that he said a lot. If this is true, now that Vinnie is gone I feel as though continuing the band would be more disrespectful in a way. The band was more or less something for the brothers, if that makes sense.
Jacoby shaddix of papa roach said something very similar. He said 1st time he seen them, there energy was something totally different, he personally was a huge fan of the band. He wanted to give them support. He hated they broke up.
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Mudvayne and hellyeah is my favourite band of all time i listened this everyday in my house enjoy
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Oooooohhh
Nailed it.
Roaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar!
...no band past or present sounds like mudvayne...their music was unique and beautiful...
Pudvayne
whats unique about them???
slipknot.
they sound like most of the harder nu metal bands like slipknot
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LD 50 was the first album I ever bought with my own money and my mom looked at me crazy because of the album cover but them and Slipknot got me into metal 🤘🏽 wish they’d make a comeback
Mine was quiet riot metal health. I apologize.
It was in the first 10 or so I got , first was Beastie Boys hello nasty
Still one of my favorites though as far as whole albums go.
Same, i was in 4th grade when i first heard Mudvayne "Dig" and from that point on i got into Sevendust, Slipknot, etc. But yeah, good times
Caleb Rivas, that is a great album, I’ve wanted into the album myself. My first metal album I bought was Lost and Found, which was the album and band that got me into Mudvayne. They are a unique band and really hope they come back at least for tours, I don’t really care if they write new music, but seeing them back together, would be amazing. I’ve wanted to get into Hellyeah but will always love Mudvayne for their great music and their amazing work. It’s sad to hear the band slowly falling apart from personal reasons, imagine the music they could make if they returned, although they have made great albums through their time. Slipknot and Mudvayne are fairly different bands, although their both metal and have been around since the early 90’s. Both bands do heavy metal and some softer rock songs but I think that both these bands and many other bands began with an idea for their image and music which made them unique, and appreciate for what they do and who they are. I’ve been 2 a few concerts but never have been to a metal or a rock concert, and Mudvayne would be one I’d absolutely love 2 see. Great band, all the best to them all and hope a comeback is in future
Lost and Found got me through a lot things, particularly while I was in High school since last year, along with many other metal and rock bands. But the main song that helped me personally and musically was World So Cold. That song truely hit my heart and still give me chills whenever I listen to it. I hope to get into LD. 50 but Lost and Found will always be my first album I bought myself. Love the music, spread the love, make the life better
I loved this band. Still keep their music in heavy rotation.
Definitely.
Katie A. Yeah dude! All their albums have really good replay value IMO
@@Meshuggapeth I freaking love this band! I can honestly say their music has gotten me thru some shit.
Katie A. Word. “Scarlet Letters” from New Game, a song about suicide, made me cry out all my tears instead of ending it all
@@Meshuggapeth That's one of my favorites too! Trust me this band saved me a few times!
DIG was my very 1st mudvayne video I instantly got hooked and never looked back
Same
Word
Mine was forget to remember which was at the end of saw 2
Still one of my favorite bands, period.. so underrated
Chris Grissom totally agree, Mudvayne has some of the greatest guitar riffs in metal music without question. Love Greg’s style on guitar and his tone was brutal!
Mudvayne is from my hometown. They were coming up and getting huge while I was growing up. I remember them being the biggest thing in town and a huge source of pride for us. I remember seeing them around town and their drummer was a huge comic book nerd who would often visit local comic book stores, even when they were at their peak popularity. They were some down to earth dudes and I still listen to their CDs and get a great nostalgia feeling from them along with just loving their music. I miss them a lot to be honest.
Cory Robert that’s awesome. Would love to see some early Mudvayne footage before the makeup. Or of Brainsaw. Or Broken Altar!
How about seeing the makeup and where it came from? Local band from Peoria named New Born Aggression, specifically Tony Kelly, created the smiley face and when these tools left on a record contract they stole all kinds of shit from that band from makeup to song ideas, such as Nothing to Gein. NBA wiped the stage with these fools, but they just didn't have the business sense to steal shit and call it their own.
Jeffrey Sheppard any pics or info on that? Dude that’s wild. as an old school Mudvayne fan, I must know more. 😦
Did you get to see their show when they dressed up as A Clockwork Orange? Fuck I wish I was there
Fuck Peoria lmao. I worked at the ADM plant. Horrible place
LD50 was a masterpiece
hey nice, your symbol is a kelopot, thejonothankleck talks about it, nice, angel into host body transformed into food for locusts in the pit, sweet
bing fang choo
It truly was a masterpiece.
AIA MEDIA Honestly thats such a understatement I hate saying this but LD50 is literally a one of a kind album
Bryan Lenihan it really is. Got to be one of the best debut albums from a “metal” band. In all honesty, I didn’t care much for Mudvaynes later albums but LD50 is genius and so underrated
LD 50 was such an important record to me, i was going through the beginnings of some heavy shit personally and i really feel that record kept me from going over the edge. always grateful for all the music the boys gave us and it would be nice to have them back. vinnie was a big loss and isn't really a good starting point for reformation it might come off as desperate or a cash in.
For such a young guy, Chad's lyrics were so deep and full of angst. They did some amazing work.
Apparently it didn't go well since you ended up a furry
What's weird about the album cover.
"its all about escaping"...
LD50, i got that in 2008, always on my playlists
Me too, reminds of childhood growing pains
LD50 helped me through depression and the death off my dad. Metal all the way!
Aspiring Aspie how? Nothing meaningful in that album?
@@jeremyalcoser9574 just because you found nothing meaningful from that album, doesnt mean someone else feels the same way. That's the beauty of music. I loved that album.
@@jeremyalcoser9574 apparently you didn't actually listen to the album
Same dude. My dad passed in the late 90’s, shortly after LD50 came out, and my older brother bought it and i swear when I heard “internal primates forever” I lost my shit. That whole album helped me through a really hard time.
Same here Aspie 🇺🇸
I've been listening to some of their music lately. The late 90s and early 2000s produced some really great music and bands.
Korn, Mudvayne, Slipknot... I've had a perfect childhood.
No Pantera?
Cheers to that! What a great time to be young.
Should have experienced it in your 20's like I did. It was much better.
@@R3troZone I graduated in 2000 so fuck yeah. I went to all of their shows and the Lastest when I was like 14-15. I actually saw Alanis Moriisette when she came out with Jagged Little Pill and that was actually really good but that was when we didn't have to do much to have a great time. I miss wanting to go in the mosh pit and having my older brother telling me no I don't want you to get hurt and being able to smoke some weed and not being glued to the couch because I ate too much.
Obende Laurencig not really kid
To this day I still listen to mudvayne!!
I still listen to them very often as well!
At least once a week
Mudvayne and Chevelle are still great 2019
Same 3 all albums on ipod gear all songs throught the week
+1
Most brutal scream of 2012
Velix that’s the best video of all time honestly
@@solusmusic80 left a mark in the metal industry
What song did they release in 2012?
Sn653ake PS4 Dig
Shit I'm late
Matthew McDonough is a seriously underrated drummer. His technical rhythms in LD 50 made that album
Dark for fear of failure an inner gloom as wide as an eye and
Fermenting roiling hate death grip in my veins unveiling rancid
Petals flowering forth foul nectar the space between a blink and a
Tear
Death blooms
Fuckin amazing song mate! :D
that's my favorite mudvayne lyric of all time, glad you wrote that
Mudvaynes Guitarist and Bassist deserve more Recognition! It’s not just about Chad. This comment has nothing to do with this video it’s just my personal opinion
Joseph Neva What about Mr Matt McD's drumming
Bryan Lenihan yes of course sorry I didn’t proof read my comment I thought I added them all I should have the rest of the band thx man
Joseph Neva As much as I didn't like their two albums after Chad started Hellyeah I've always been drawn to Matt's drumming he's such a unique and super underrated drummer
I agree but lead singers are like quarterbacks.. Ya there's other players on the field but they have arguably the most important role.
Charlie without Scene Flaw is my favorite Nu Metal band and Through The Eyes is my favorite Nu Metal album with LD50 coming in 2nd
Mudvayne have always been underrated. I have always loved their music.
I love Rock Feed so much. And I need more Mudvayne this band was a huge part of my life growing up.
Agreed
Hell Yeah has too many bandanas and cowboy hats to be taken seriously
They have one song I like - Star. Kind of sounds like it could be on Lost and Found.
Let’s be honest here...what’s goofier? Cowboy hats and bandanas or wiggly makeup and pointy hair? I mean it is what it is and that’s what was happening at the time but let’s not pretend it was some profound artistic statement.
I agree it's like they robbed Brett Michaels
Moth by Hellyeah is 🔥
The only thing I can't take seriously is the name. They have some decent songs in my opinion.
I've had 'Happy?' as my ringtone/alarm since around 2012.
Severed is the most under rated Nu Metal track of all time.
The whole album ld 50 is. Its so good
I´m sure it´s NOT numetal and yes, that song is amazing :D
Mudvayne isn't nu metal.
I, unlike many don't see Nu Metal as a negatve term/genre which is why I said it. Sure there are bad Nu Metal bands but your can say that about every genre.. Mudvayne might not be very nu metal post LD50, but LD50 is definitely nu metal.
@@FullConcerts100 I'm not saying they're not nu metal as if that's a bad thing, they just aren't.
As for L.D. 50, it's their least metal albums, even if they have no metal albums.
The Beginning of All Things To End was such an amazing early album, L.D. 50 was amazing too. There is something about the music put out when bands are hungry that can't be equalled
"All things to come"
“The beginning of all things to end”. I think that might be the ones you guys are referring to.
I got to see them in 03’ with a band called depswaw. Absolutely nothing like mudvayne but if you can take yourself back to that early 2000s sound u may be able to appreciate their first album. Sorry... depswa.
The beginning of all things to end is still my go to Mudvayne album. It’s equally as great as LD50 imo. Good shit.
LD 50 , to this day, is a strong listen all the way through......the god damn bass work...... monumental
It was all there from every one of them I thought. Outstanding music capability all round.
I hear ya... I wish that prominent bass sound would have been used in all the later albums
Got every single album still
That bassist though!
@@dovahbean4208 I used too but my ex stole them lol now I can just listen to whatever song I want online but I was pissed about those CD's lol that's what I get for playing mudvayne for her it spread like fire she loved it and got all her friends into them lol.
IDGAF, The End Of All Things To Come is one my favorite albums. Love it
Long story short, when Chad Gray was asked “If Mudvayne would ever get back together?” He literally says “No because we don’t get along anymore & none of us actually wanna make the effort of trying.”
Honestly, he says that he still talks to everyone and makes it sound like they all still have a good relationship, but just watch the video where Ryan tours with Korn. He mentions Chad and doesn't sound all too happy, so there's something underneath that we don't know about. Granted this was 8-9 years ago, so maybe things are different.
Oh that explains why a 20th anniversary LD50 tour never materialized...
That’s so childish and pathetic
Well they’ve reunited now
@@SkylaneMusic power of money ? It’s the same thing with Motley Crue
I hope Mudvayne makes more music!
Me too
They are working on it right now
@@LiamAllen217 nope
Billy Pryor Citation or fake news
Billy Pryor LIES!
Thank you RockFeed, I really appreciate your content, this video in particular was very special.
Take care guys, we'll be waiting for you. Blessings to Mudvayne, HellYeah, and all family and friends, and crew involved.
Your fans love for you... just as people... For who you are, Thank you. REST IN PEACE Vinny and Darrell Abbott.
All I had to say as well ☝️🤘🔥🎩
They were my favorite nu metal band. The rhythm section was second to none. Loved these guys so much.
Acinoralas yesss Mudvayne has got to be the most talented & unique band to come out of the nu metal movement
I thank god for the NuMetal movement. Bands like Mudvayne, Slipknot, Korn, Adema, Deftones, Fear Factory, Ill Niño, 40 Below Summer, Hed P.E., Chimaira, Primer 55 etc...made me make the transition from other kinds of music to the amazing form of music that is Metal.
Besides, back in them days, a rap concert pales in comparison to 3 or more musicians actually making the music right there in front of you. 20 dudes with a mic and a looped instrumental wasn't worth watching live to me. Depends on the artist I suppose. Because Ice Cube was pretty good when he went on tour with Korn.
Them & Static-X. LD50 & Wisconsin Death Trip still my favorite nu metal albums \M/
@johnnydarter
For sure.
RIP Wayne Static
@Christopher Walsh meshuggah has been around literally since the 80s
Im surprised this wasn’t title “the tragic story of mudvayne “
1:10 heck, a decade is a pretty long time for a band in the mainstream.
I'm doing my best to be patient for Mudvayne. I have a feeling once they release another record down the road, it will be a smack in the mouth of pure "awesomeness".
Alan Wehrmann / Solitary Bash - hell yeah!! Dude i could never get into Hellyeah....couldn’t stand then as a matter of fact
I completely agree!
Mudvayne: Behind The Br Br Deng
lmao
Mudvayne helped me though some pretty damn dark days and I still listen to them a lot.
Mudvayne was one of THE BIGGEST influences on me and my playing. Started listening to LD50 when I was 12 years old. That album changed my life and music tastes forever. Here I am now 27 years old. I still listen to the end of all things to come and LD50. Got to see Mudvayne for the first time in Elmira NY a few years back on the pedal to the metal tour. I knew every single song Mudvayne played that night. I just one day hope to be able to see them again. Maybe even share the stage with them. That's always been a dream of mine. ⬅️
Zach Teller sadly. They are not gonna return. Chad has hellyeah already. So idk
@@mrlordgarbage Vinnie Paul died boss. I doubt Hellyeah will move forward.
I would be satisfied with just a re-union tour.
Mudvayne has such a unique way of writing and playing their music...one of the most unique bands to come out of the nu metal era
Severed has to be my favorite song
We ,The masses, Want More Mudvayne!!!!!
Patience folks, Patience.
The drug money always runs out and then the reunion tour comes after they all look out of shapes and can barely perform.
Coal chamber
chad has been done with doing screams for years
This comment aged epically...
I will forever remember the first time I watched the Dig music video
maxpriice I watched the video for the first time and said “what the hell?”
guitar dood lol that’s how you know it’s a good video
Just a few weeks ago I was wondering what happened to their so-called "hiatus." I didn't realize they had officially broken up until this.
RYAN MARTINIE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST BASSIST OF ALL-TIME. HE WAS THE SECRET WEAPON in MuDvAyNe and apparently still is a secret because he's stayed mostly underground since the breakup. It's Ironic that Ryan was the best talent in MuDvAyNe but has done the least since they split-up. Most likely he has chosen this path but it just feels like this guy could be a huge star if he wanted to be. MuDvAyNe's L.D. 50 is still a masterpiece and I feel like I discover something new within the music every time I listen to it. Every song is perfect and it has to be considered one of the greatest Nu-Metal/Metalcore albums of all-time. The video forgot to mention that besides changing their look with every new album, MuDvAyNe also got a little softer too. They never went back to the L.D. 50 sound and probably set the bar a little to high with that first release. The New Game was probably their 2nd best album but you can definitely hear a lot of Hell Yeah in it, and Hell Yeah is not a band I enjoy. It would be amazing if MuDvAyNe made another album but I already know it will be disappointing. Slipknot has never been afraid of taking risks but MuDvAyNe on the other hand seems to be afraid of L.D. 50 and ran as far away from that sound and everything it stands for, and makes absolutely zero sense.
Honestly, i feel like if Ryan and Matt would just get back together then whatever happens will be awesome mudvayniness
Ryans in a band called soften the glare
@@user-no7mz1pb2f Duh
Agreed. I am a bass player and he changed my life.
chad gray is what happened.. sorry but mudvayne (LD50 era) > HELLYEAH
real talk
I mean hellyeah has some good songs like hush and moth....aside from those two songs the rest are meh and just background noise. Literally blood for blood was their only good album and it only has two songs that actually get your attention and actively listen too
That was my excat thought as well i think chad is the reason mudvayne dont exist. This guy pretty much got offered to join HY and said mudvayne without realizing that mudvayne was the better band no disrespect to vinne and the other fellows .
Hellyeah sucks. Horrible weak ass dad rock songs.
@@Kurisu_Kappsu Let me help you with this... That was my ''exact'' thought as ''well, I'' think chad is the reason ''Mudvayne'' ''doesn't'' exist. This guy pretty much got offered to join HY and said ''Mudvayne'' without realizing that ''Mudvayne'' was the better band no disrespect to ''Vinne'' and the other fellows .
I still have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. I fixed your piss poor spelling and grammar, It doesn't solve the dumb shit inbred puzzle of the second sentance. What did he say other then Mudvayne?
I met these guys just as they were skyrocketing to the top while they were on tour with Ozzy and Rob Zombie in 2001 on the Merry Mayhem tour. After playing their set they washed off all their makeup, went out into the hall of this huge venue in Memphis called the Pyramid, and set up folding tables right out in the open to meet people and sign autographs. They didn't announce this or make a big deal of it. I was just walking back from the bathroom and boom there they were. They were incredibly humble (especially Ryan Martinie - he was super down to earth). I still have my signed tickets from that show. That was a really unique experience getting to see that line up. The metal scene was so much different back then even though it wasn't that long ago. I miss those days!
Rip vinny may he play some sweet music with dime again... maybe mudvayne can come back around
Commentor1 he was in Chad Grey's newest band Hellyeah
I mean no disrespect with this statement, but mark my words...now that Vinnie Paul and Hellyeah are done MUDVAYNE is gonna resurface. And its about Goddamn time.
🤘
That's a very very good point
Wont happen sadly
I hope so
Apparently not hellyeah are on track of finding another drummer and keeping hellyeah legacy alive for Vinnie paul.
The day a new Mudvayne cd comes out I'm buying it. Mudvayne is my favorite band ever!! If they reunite as a band again I will not miss a chance to see them in concert!!
The world needs new System and Mudvayne. Drives me crazy with half the shit that’s on the radio these days. I feel it will be worth the wait.
Nobody listens to the radio anymore. The Auxillary cable = The crusher of dreams.
I love mudvayne Chad is definitely one of the best frontmen that I've heard
Proof you've never seen them live, Chad can't sing, was almost as bad as rob zombie live
I love and respect how private these guys are even in regards to their breakup. They're not like Kiss or a lot of other bands that just totally bash each other when the lineups change or they go their separate ways.
No matter how many years go by, one of my notable experiences with Mudvayne was in Summer of 2003 on the Sanatarium Tour, hearing Dig live for my first time and everyone on the floor losing their shits.
yep.... I was on the floor at the Edward Jones dome in STL that summer. Being from Peoria we were pretty stoked at that show! Deftones also sounded like garbage that day for some reason.
@@RRPBJJ yeah I went to the Dallas one, drove 3 hours from Austin, Deftones were definitely not good either that day for some reason but Linkin Park, Mudvayne even Limp Bizkit were damn good, Metallica was on point as always.
I seen Mudvayne as a supporting act for Korn and 10 Years. Korn played an awesome show but to be frank the pits during Mudvayne's set were a lot more intense. Lol
Thank you guys for doing this video, I was one of the people who requested it and honestly Mudvayne has helped me musically and in life. I hope we see the day Mudvayne comes back together with motivation and their creativity and show us the ropes once again of how inspiring metal can be. I would personally gladly wait for that.
Matthew19002 - yeah Chad needs to wake the fuck up and come HOME
Ryan's second album with his new group is close to being mixed, and should be out later this spring/summer.
Soften The Glare
They are amazing. And Ryan is such a talented and humble dude.
I love Mudvayne. Absolutely the best band to come out of that scene
Mudvayne and slipnot
The bassist Ryan was a damn amazing bass player he is a freaking beast!
When Mudvayne disbanded, my whole world just fell apart. They are the main reason i started listening to metal music. Before that, i was just into boybands like nsync, A1, westlife etc. But on my 14th birthday, everything changed when my older brother gave me a cassette tape of L.D. 50 with a free VCD concert in the house of blues chicago. God, that tape just blew my teenage mind all over the place.. so it really saddens me to see Chad went into joining the trying-hard cowboy looks of HellYeah.. i still wish and hopeful that one day, the group would come again together, even for the last time, for us fans and make one final album.. please MuDvAyNe.. 😭😭😭
Thank science you found them!
Another banger of a video! Keep it up!
I agree badass work!!!!
Shame about the break up of Mudvayne but shit happens
I've known about them for a while but discovered how great their music was only a few days ago. What a shame...
"I feel that Earths gravity, is just here, to pull us down!" -- one the hardest lyrics ever written.
I love Mudvayne very much. Still do and missing them very badly. More than 10 years of their quitting the band. One of my favourite band. And I even miss Chad Gray's voice so much
Thank you for covering a band I loved back in the day lead by my favorite frontman of all time. However I am disappointed you have yet to mention Static X's Project Regeneration where they finish Wayne Static's last songs and have already announced a Memorial Tour with the original lineup buuut I guess we can hear about System of a Down arguing for the nth time.
What I loved most about mudvayne is they can be heavy as hell and then go into parts where their music puts you into a deep state of sub consciousness. Deep words and musical sections where they put you in this world of emotion of feeling lost, scared, feeling like lost hope. Let me reword that. You are already there, the music finds you there and pulls you out of it. Like they know where you are emotionally and pull you out of the darkness. Their music didn't make me more depressed or angry, instead it liberated me from my everyday struggles and made me a stronger person since day one of seeing dig on a tv at my college campus during lunch. I saw the makeup but had a feeling these guys were more than just clown makeup and they definitely were. Songs like world so cold and death blooms. If you feel nothing from those songs, you are nothing.
there was a lot of stuff left out on this, felt like it was mostly just a "what happened to greg and chad" documentary, what about Ryan's band Soften the Glare which has been gaining popularity? or how he got really into producing tracks for bands? or Matt and Greg joining back together in audiotopsy? or Matt being the drummer in On The Shoulders of Giants, who's EP was produced by Ryan.
Or how Chad alienated the entire band with his substance abuse and narcissism.
Good points, Audiotopsy was a really big miss for this video. Their debut album had strong Mudvayne vibes for me.
Ryan is the reason I started playing, I recently got to go see him and his newer trio band, I got in early sat RIGHT IN FRONT of him, loved the show, afterwards talked to the whole band, Ryan signed my bass and even played with mine some, got to play his and yes I got to play his custom shop and yes the one from the DIG VIDEO, and YES I “Br Br Dengd” in his “Br Br Deng” bass and loved every second
Mudvayne is my favorite band of all time. I’d shit my pants if they got back together
Well now vinnie is dead and hellyeah along with it, so please Chad, Greg, Ryan, and Matt please come back to us, I need mudvayne in my life so bad
eyeamhay - SERIOUSLY!!’
HELLYEAH is gonna drop a new album this year..I loved Mudvayne,but Hellyeah has become much better now.
Greg ain't getting back with them. They hate each other now.
@@NickBEADG Thats not true,they still keep in touch
Using vinnie's death so casually to justify another mediocre Mudvayne album? Fuck all you pricks.....
This band really needs to return
LD50 is a straight up masterpiece front to back. They made a few good songs after that, but none of it touches LD50.
Matthew needs spotlight. His drumming is some of the best in the nu metal genre
I don't think i have listened to any single album more times than I have listened to ld50. That album strikes some deep primal nerve in me.
Internal primates forever!
In all honesty, now would be a good time for Mudvayne to make a comeback, being that Hellyeah is unfortunately no longer.
R.I.P. Vinnie!
(Side note) Same can be said for Nothingface as well for the same circumstance.
I would love to see Mudvayne take another stab at pleasing the masses that they once did.
No point for Nothingface to comeback with Holt dead r.i.p Holt
Didn't know Holt passed. Apparently that news flew over me. Wow!
I miss nothingface and mudvayne so much
I really miss Mudvayne. LD50 was absolutely incredible, and it still is. Even the next couple albums were amazing imo.
Oh yeah, and if you never got to see them live back in the early 2000's. God bless, that show still shakes me to this day.
I love how 95% of the insight is from Chad, smh. I know their rhythm section, as talented as they are, both stick to themselves, but I really wish there’d been some more perspective from them.
they help me through high school and life. Thank you for coming back.
Every album was amazing, but LD50 changed the world, just like Slipknot, for a generation of kids growing up in a changing world no one could explain to us, but we could tap into something we could understand perfectly with these great metal bands.
And here I am with this Avatar since I don't know when but it's a long, long time.
Ryan is one of the best bassist players. Period.
And when I was a little kid his appearance made me want to go as him when I was in kindergarten on a halloween.
Mom really wasn't happy that my older brother was playing these songs to me... ahhh good times.
TEJR lol. Relatable, friend.
Hell yeah, I just found my copy of L.D. 50. Great album, miss them 🖤
It's the Tool of Metal! It should, for sure, happen any time, any day!
Maynerd is a tool
Well, patience paid off. Saw them, Static-X, Zombie, and Powerman 5000 this summer. What a great show!
Chad's voice; 1 of the best ever!!!🤘💀
Saw them live a couple of times. Chad's voice is hard core
Absolutely a spot on comment
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chad is the reason why mudvayne ain't gonna happening but their first and second album were awesome
If he dont reach out to ryan and gregg after the final hellyeah tour, he never will. And if that happens, he has no other reason other tham just being a tight ass.
Hellyeah is coming to an end
Charlie without scene lol, yep. We're probably never getting new music from either of those bands. Serj went solo and Chad went to play with Vinnie. There's probably some some issues due to fame that will never be resolved in those camps. Which sucks because they kinda left us fans hanging.
What’s Matt doing? FANTASTIC DRUMMER!
Chad's high screams are legendary. The high screams on ld50 are still some of the best to this day.
MuDvAyNe was such a good band.
I always loved their drummer.
His style and patterns were insane, especially on L.D. 50
The end of all things to come is a underrated masterpiece . The drummer and bassist are very talented musicians
One of the best albums of the early 2000's
"and we were like, oh man"
Phenomenal reporting...
Mudvayne is a great and creative name.
Their act got old, and two members joined HELL YEAH.
Why did Mudvayne split up?
Now vocalist Chad Gray, who currently fronts Hellyeah, has stated in an interview with Billboard that the band broke up due to its failing relationships between its members. “Mudvayne [at that time] was basically breaking. ... Mudvayne was just dissolving. It became too much for all of us.3 Jun 2016
It's 2005 I just graduated high school and I'm driving around the countryside aimlessly bumping ld50 in my car. The feeling of freedom.
Chad grey, one of my dads childhood friends said that they never really intended to break up it just started as certain members wanting to do there own projects
Sure man