I can see why you thought it sounded like slipknot. This album came out a year after Iowa. This is the first stone sour album, so Corey was still using his brutal screams quite a lot.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee came out on a major label after Slipknot's Iowa, all the songs on this album except Bother actually predate Cory joining Slipknot, they were produced and released independently around the same time as Slipknot's Mate Feed Kill Repeat independent release, which had Anders Colesefni on vocals, I was at the show where Corey was first approached by Shawn, Joey and Paul, after Corey beat up some of Slipknot's gear while performing another track off this album, Tumult, which is the song Stone Sour finished the show with during that time period, originally Stone Sour was supposed to open the show for Slipknot at the Safari Club but due to Corey being stuck at work Slipknot did their set then about 15 or 20 minutes after they finished Corey got to the club, sent a girl next door to grab him a bottle of Welches Grape Juice so he could color his hair in the clubs employee bathroom, then Stone Sour took the stage, by the time the show was over Corey was more than halfway to drunk and spent most of the time the guys were trying to talk to him apologizing for bending a mic stand and putting dents in a stage monitor, so they eventually drug his ass back to the employee only area to talk to him privately, but I believe all they were able to do that night was set up a meeting for another day that week. At that time I don't believe Jim Root was in Slipknot yet, but by the time they were signed, both Jim and Corey were in the band, and Anders had quit the band, if Anders hadn't let his ego get in the way the band would have likely had 10 members instead of 9
Stone sour has a big range, Get Inside by Stone Sour is another song that's as angry as Slipknot. Id never would guess that you're so fascination with CMFT, makes your videos fun to watch! :) I hope to see your reaction to angry Corey in Get Inside.
Corey had been in Slipknot for around 5 years at the time of this album's release, not to mention that the more modern Slipknot that you've heard more of is less heavy and sounds more like Stone Sour. So your comparisons between the bands is fair as there's almost certainly a crossover in each band's respective influences and styles. At the time though there was a more prominent difference because Slipknot was still much darker and heavier, also bear in mind that Stone Sour up until this point wasn't as heavy and was more experimental. In fact some people say that modern Slipknot is simply 'Stone Sour with extra percussion', which also shows disdain for how Corey and Jim now have so much more influence in the band. And yes it is Sid, he did guest scratching on this song as well as "Cold Reader" and "Monolith" also from this same album.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Yes it was Sid, if you don't believe me you can take a look at the people involved in the album's making at its Wikipedia page. A lot of these crossovers happen in the side-projects... Jim also plays guitar on some of Sid's solo stuff.
Not going to lie, when he sings "aggravated" until now I always heard "Magrathea" and thought why is he referencing 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'? lol
You should check out Cold Reader and Get Inside off of the same album. If I remember Cold Reader is similar to this song while Get Inside is crazy from the get go in terms of heaviness.
Yeah, probably is Jim melodic stuff, he do this type of sound a lot, but i never see he play this live, also he put an solo in live after that part, and he leave the band in 2014 because he is not really happy with he done, and he said that he gona focus only slipknot.
Okay..if you insist on this Stone Sour thing, react to Digital, Say You'll Haunt Me or if you want lovey dovey Cory, (soft Corey) try one of my favorite slow songs, Hesitate.
Good afternoon! As always, loved the video. After seeing a few of your videos, i have realized I need to check out more Stone Sour on my own time. May i suggest you check out some Judas Priest? You may enjoy 'Living Bad Dreams' and 'Victim of Changes'.
I don't think when they wrote it they wanted anybody to sit there and listen to it in a calm and rational matter😂😂😂...but it's like he wrote it about my marriage 😭😂
I think you gonna love the band falling in reverse, thier lead singer have nice versatility vocals too. From melodic and to angry voice. Try the song popular monster
Just for clarity .It was CFT who saw Slipknot for the first time, and thought he would someday be a lead singer in this band and not the other way around. Yeahh... CFT
Well yeah but in the end it was Joey Jordison and Shawn Crahan who came up to him in his old job and Corey at the time was soo scared of them lol. I heard this from Joey Jordison himself in his interview with Corey lol
@@kud1695 I saw one interview when he said that , but yeah it can be true what you say. To be honest , im not that kind of person who digs in much in how ,why, when, who started the (not particular) band but apriciade your correction mate. It's always better to now more. Thnx
I'm pretty sure that is just an effect on the guitar no Sid. And Corey Taylor took this crap back to slipknot and turned them into slipsour which pretty much killed slipknot as they used to be which may be why it might be why it sounds like slipknot. Since they basically became slipsour
I love how you think the song about over and Corey throws another verse at you. What a guy.
I love how Corey sets us up with his melodic voice and then goes full send with his angry voice xD
YES!
Monolith from the same album is great
Agreed. Fantastic song.
Also has Sid on turntables.
Every song Lauren listens with Corey in it, instantly becomes a Slipknot song for her, doesn't matter if it is or not. 😂
I think in '94, this is miles ahead of what slipknot produced in '99...my opinion.
Jim root was also in stone sour
I think it's time for more stone sour of this album. There's is also so much more stone sour that progresses from this album and beyond
All songs from this stone sour album greatest, but my favourite is Inhale. So beautiful lyrics
And Tumult with Blotter ))))
*finishes the reaction, puts all of stone sour albums on queue*
Same
I heard many moons ago that sid did do the scratching on this song
I just read that in the comment section and my mind is blown! :)
Jim Root who plays guitar for Slipknot is also a member of Stone Sour so yeah, they do have some parallels.
I can see why you thought it sounded like slipknot. This album came out a year after Iowa. This is the first stone sour album, so Corey was still using his brutal screams quite a lot.
Ohhh. Interesting. :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee came out on a major label after Slipknot's Iowa, all the songs on this album except Bother actually predate Cory joining Slipknot, they were produced and released independently around the same time as Slipknot's Mate Feed Kill Repeat independent release, which had Anders Colesefni on vocals, I was at the show where Corey was first approached by Shawn, Joey and Paul, after Corey beat up some of Slipknot's gear while performing another track off this album, Tumult, which is the song Stone Sour finished the show with during that time period, originally Stone Sour was supposed to open the show for Slipknot at the Safari Club but due to Corey being stuck at work Slipknot did their set then about 15 or 20 minutes after they finished Corey got to the club, sent a girl next door to grab him a bottle of Welches Grape Juice so he could color his hair in the clubs employee bathroom, then Stone Sour took the stage, by the time the show was over Corey was more than halfway to drunk and spent most of the time the guys were trying to talk to him apologizing for bending a mic stand and putting dents in a stage monitor, so they eventually drug his ass back to the employee only area to talk to him privately, but I believe all they were able to do that night was set up a meeting for another day that week. At that time I don't believe Jim Root was in Slipknot yet, but by the time they were signed, both Jim and Corey were in the band, and Anders had quit the band, if Anders hadn't let his ego get in the way the band would have likely had 10 members instead of 9
Stone sour has a big range, Get Inside by Stone Sour is another song that's as angry as Slipknot. Id never would guess that you're so fascination with CMFT, makes your videos fun to watch! :) I hope to see your reaction to angry Corey in Get Inside.
You got it. :)
Jim Root, the other guitarist from Slipknot was the guitarist in this band for a while as well
Ok time for override!!! By slipknot you will love it!!!
I did a quick scroll and didn't see the answer. Yes, that's Sid!
I used to jam this album all the time back in high school. Definitely my favorite Stone Sour album!
aaand go! I'm satisfied lol 😆
HA! I usually cut the "and" part out when I edit. I'll start leaving those in just for you. :D
👏 love it 😊
Ohhh this is a good one! I love watching them play this live!! Ugh it’s soo gooddd
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I'm pretty sure this album was made after iowa
Gotta check out monolith from this album. Great tune.
Your pretty on point with Corey joining slipknot, I just have to add the conversation took place in the sex shop he was working at. 🤣
Inside the Cynic is very heavy as well, off the same album and is very much a personal favorite song of mine
I hear a little Godsmack sound in there
Lovely content. Bitter end - Is a banger by stone sour
Slipknot's first singer before Corey Taylor was Anders Colsefni.
Corey had been in Slipknot for around 5 years at the time of this album's release, not to mention that the more modern Slipknot that you've heard more of is less heavy and sounds more like Stone Sour. So your comparisons between the bands is fair as there's almost certainly a crossover in each band's respective influences and styles. At the time though there was a more prominent difference because Slipknot was still much darker and heavier, also bear in mind that Stone Sour up until this point wasn't as heavy and was more experimental. In fact some people say that modern Slipknot is simply 'Stone Sour with extra percussion', which also shows disdain for how Corey and Jim now have so much more influence in the band. And yes it is Sid, he did guest scratching on this song as well as "Cold Reader" and "Monolith" also from this same album.
That was a lot of cool info there, but are you saying THAT WAS ACTUALLY SID??? No way! . :D
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Yes it was Sid, if you don't believe me you can take a look at the people involved in the album's making at its Wikipedia page. A lot of these crossovers happen in the side-projects... Jim also plays guitar on some of Sid's solo stuff.
Listen to Smackdab feat. Early Corey, yw!
Go for 'Bother' or 'Through the Glass' for more mellow Stone Sour.
I know both of these very well
Not going to lie, when he sings "aggravated" until now I always heard "Magrathea" and thought why is he referencing 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'? lol
You should check out Cold Reader and Get Inside off of the same album. If I remember Cold Reader is similar to this song while Get Inside is crazy from the get go in terms of heaviness.
Yeah, probably is Jim melodic stuff, he do this type of sound a lot, but i never see he play this live, also he put an solo in live after that part, and he leave the band in 2014 because he is not really happy with he done, and he said that he gona focus only slipknot.
Okay..if you insist on this Stone Sour thing, react to Digital, Say You'll Haunt Me or if you want lovey dovey Cory, (soft Corey) try one of my favorite slow songs, Hesitate.
Yes, I do insist. :) Say You'll Haunt Me is my favorite of theirs.
Good afternoon! As always, loved the video. After seeing a few of your videos, i have realized I need to check out more Stone Sour on my own time.
May i suggest you check out some Judas Priest? You may enjoy 'Living Bad Dreams' and 'Victim of Changes'.
Jim Root was on the first 4-5 stone sour albums I believe their latest effort doesn’t have Jim Root on it!
Correct. Jim got tired.
@@seantimmons5900 yeah he went and focused on Slipknot 100%
I think he bolted at house of gold and bones
Zzyzx Rd by Stone Sour
Please🤘🏻🤘🏻
This is probably my next Stone Sour song. Pretty sure. :)
@@MusicCatsandCoffee You will enjoy it no angry Corey on the song!🤘🏻
I don't think when they wrote it they wanted anybody to sit there and listen to it in a calm and rational matter😂😂😂...but it's like he wrote it about my marriage 😭😂
Good point. :)
I think you gonna love the band falling in reverse, thier lead singer have nice versatility vocals too. From melodic and to angry voice. Try the song popular monster
I know that song already. Might check out some others.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee oh ok, you heard thier song drugs? Another good song imo
Jim Root looks like Andy Serkis with a beard😂.
Whaaa? lol
To correct some of the lyrics.... it's not "Someone say it God, I never learned" it's actually "Someone say a God I've never heard"
According to Metro Lyrics the lyrics in the video are correct. Take that for whatever it’s worth.
Just for clarity .It was CFT who saw Slipknot for the first time, and thought he would someday be a lead singer in this band and not the other way around.
Yeahh... CFT
Well yeah but in the end it was Joey Jordison and Shawn Crahan who came up to him in his old job and Corey at the time was soo scared of them lol. I heard this from Joey Jordison himself in his interview with Corey lol
@@kud1695 I saw one interview when he said that , but yeah it can be true what you say. To be honest , im not that kind of person who digs in much in how ,why, when, who started the (not particular) band but apriciade your correction mate. It's always better to now more. Thnx
I watched his interview with Steve-O (after I made this video!) and he talked about how that all happened.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee Watch "Inside the Nine" please. Mick kills it.
@@MusicCatsandCoffee this is the one i was talking about ruclips.net/video/3AQHGSFWHXE/видео.html
I'm pretty sure that is just an effect on the guitar no Sid. And Corey Taylor took this crap back to slipknot and turned them into slipsour which pretty much killed slipknot as they used to be which may be why it might be why it sounds like slipknot. Since they basically became slipsour