It's so obvious that Mr. Bungle was one of their biggest influences in the beginning. Mr. Bungle even had masks on the promo shots before their debut album. Love them both dearly.
After Corey got home from the hospital from his suicide attempt he saw Mike Patton on the VMAs and decided to continue pursuing music. Also if you go watch the music video for My Ass Is On Fire the resemblance is striking.
Corey would ruin it, just like he ruined tattered and torn, gently and killers are quiet. Corey is great, I'm not saying he isn't, but "modern" slipknot versions of the old songs are just lame
@@wild_coach9 "saying [thing] is pretty much just saying [completely different thing]." At least you're being honest that you're completely misreading my comment, I guess.
I really wish when Slipknot got super popular Paul was given a lot more time in the spotlight. He's an incredibly talented bassist and didn't get as much credit as he deserved.
John Adams I listen to anything and everything I can, but Nu Metal is definitely one of my top genres. My favorites are really any kind of rock, metal, or punk.
Paul Gray, the most underrated and misunderstood musician of all time. Gotta spread the word about his talent and stare with a bleak gaze when someone tries to laugh you off for naming him the best bassist. Don't make excuses, show them these songs, and prove your point. They might get angry and not talk to you anymore, but at least you won.
Some of the coolest metal is the music that grooves the hardest. Deftones, A7x, Pantera, all great bands that rely more on groove for the “heavy” sound than speed/aggression.
I saw someone’s post years ago that said Corey wanted to play this song again live and it never happened. I know it wouldn’t be the same without the OG members but this is one of my favorite songs from this time.
u can just hear bungle seeping through here and i love it. bungle never went too far to put metal in their randomness, but this puts randomness in slipknots metal
long live Paul Grey! man, not only was he one of the greatest metal bassists, but i think he was just one of the most talented dudes 2 pick up a bass guitar, ever!
Totally agree, you'd be surprised how many times the band got lost on a song and Paul would just fix it without making him the star , just played his parts and was happy
I almost, ALMOST picked up this album. I found it in the used section of a local music store for $18. Knowing now how rare it is, I should have picked it up.
Man I love Corey, but I really wonder what could’ve been had Anders stayed with the band. His voice is crazy scary, I like it. And I like like that cattle bell when the main riff hits again, great sound! 🔥 Must’ve been Shawn’s idea
I remember pirating the slipknot discography when I was young and this being on it, first song to REALLY get me into bass. I love this sound so much, its one of my stand out favourites actually.
Seamless jazz and metal transitions....the greatest representation of a band BREAKING the fucking scene then really refining the talent. One of the greatest songs ever, from one of the BEST bands ever. Fucking R.I.P. Paul
Lmao, so funny seeing my comments from 12 years ago with no context since RUclips changed the reply system multiple times 😂 as old as this upload is it still sounds great and is an amazing gem to this day 🔥🔥🔥
i love this song, its fucking hilarious and amazing at the same time....never thought something could sound so brutal and funky all at once...."man you're like school in the summer......noooo classs"
When you actually take the time to embrace Slipknot's start in music, you realize, they could have actually became a Funk band. Scary shit, but awesome LOL.
It still astounds me how they switched over from this jazzy style to their style in just a matter of a couple years. You'd think a little would linger, but not at all.
+portasanych lol They dabbled in experimenting with funk metal a couple times. If anything they where an Experimental Metal band back then, but mostly oriented in Alto-Death Metal.
Ok I love the song :D and specially this part "i want to put a cap into your.... so get on your way and get some cla-- aa-- aa---a aa---s" just classic!! amazing :D
![Slipknot - Killers Are Quiet [MFKR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OihqhZtqslc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Slipknot - Killers Are Quiet [MFKR]](/img/tr.png)
![Slipknot - Gently [MFKR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4EWfA_5NK9U/mqdefault.jpg)
And this is the proof that paul gray was an amazing bassist
HE WAS THE BEST!!!!!! AN INCREDIBLE LEGEND!
WornMetalHead no,the best is Steve harris.
Guys, Les Claypool and Victor Wooten called, they want you to wake up.
Martijn Kemperman church
yeah he''s good, but he's not Flea.
"Man, you're like a school in the summer, no class." Fucking awesome.
2:44
Genius segment indeed
That fuckin bass man
I believe it's "Man, you're like a stool in the sun, no class!" Like a dried up piece of s#!t baking in the sun.
Ooo bare!
Metal -> Jazz -> Metal -> Funk -> Metal
Fusion, a rare genre only done by certain musicians.
Metal - Jazz- Metal - Jazz - Metal - Funk - Metal
Add country in there, and you got Primus!
= Mr Bungle
Man, this album is fucking weird... I like it.
@Ian Maximilian toxic much
It's underrated
It's so obvious that Mr. Bungle was one of their biggest influences in the beginning. Mr. Bungle even had masks on the promo shots before their debut album. Love them both dearly.
IK
Scrolling through the comments and found what I was looking for! Mr Bungle rule.
After Corey got home from the hospital from his suicide attempt he saw Mike Patton on the VMAs and decided to continue pursuing music.
Also if you go watch the music video for My Ass Is On Fire the resemblance is striking.
The vocals are horrid lol
Is that Paul Gray? Dude, he was a beast.
Yeah Paul was a founding member
it's Donnie who play the bass, but I'm not sure tho
danyphantomable nope he played the guitar and paul the bass
Pauls on bass
That's Paul Bro!! You can't mistake that mans bass riffs RIP Paul, We will always love you!!
joey jordison is just underrated!
he plays great in the jazz part.
dang, seeing this after he passed away hurts a lot
One of the best drummers of all time for sure
Metal, Jazz and Funk in the same song :)
@@dogfish6236don't forget mr bungle
Slipknot died in 1999 :)
Eyeless lol dude, you need to listen to more music
I like it
Dillinger escape plan
Corey is actually trying to bring this song back as he replied to someone tweet asking about this song
Logan Rowell that’s awesome
I'm here because of this exact reason. Lmao.
Lol I'm here because of that tweet too!!
Corey would ruin it, just like he ruined tattered and torn, gently and killers are quiet. Corey is great, I'm not saying he isn't, but "modern" slipknot versions of the old songs are just lame
He actually performed it live, once. He performed it during his first show with slipknot
slipknot made some fucking elevator music sound so fucking awesome and so fucking metal!!..
Its 70's funk :)
+Joshua Tunk it's like acid rockabilly trip funk or something.
crazypanda productions it's a regular bass guitar. Just a heavy tone.
The first of Slipknot I head because it is hellish music
@@WildBillHickums actually it was just a pastiche to Mr.Bungle
I love the cowbell solo at 2:58
william hampson needs more cowbell
It gives it such a unique sound. Sounds fuckin amazing in some weird strange way
😂😭😂
Someone had a fever.
sounds like cartoon sound effects
This song has more originality in it than some bands have in their whole career
More original than the rest of Slipknot career...
You need some Mr. Bungle in your life. This is where this was inspired from
@@Upzet_i love when others know what’s up
it's a bad copy of Mr. Bungle but it's cool to know that slipknot were inspired by them.
@@Upzet_okay it's not original and slipknot didn't claim it was some person online did. But consider how young they were when they made this jam.
This is some serious "before their time" shit.
It means they were unique and ahead of the game.
@@skrimpdick5583 Not really, they're frankly ripping off Mr. Bungle pretty hard on this track (and doing a poor job of it to boot).
This is Mr. Bungle with first album Fear Factory doing the metal part
@@Kitamora they're doing a poor job of ripping it off is just pretty much saying they took inspiration, which they literally said they did
@@wild_coach9 "saying [thing] is pretty much just saying [completely different thing]."
At least you're being honest that you're completely misreading my comment, I guess.
I don't know why everyone hates on this album it's sic as fuck
+Bobby Wilson *sic*
I see what you did there.
I haven't heard of a single person hating on this album and knew about it for decades.
SIIIIIIC
Agreed
Definitely one of the best
Wish this album was on Spotify anyone else
Devin Cathey I don't think Spotify has any unsigned bands or albums
Ziipher I own the actual physical copy of this album but I can take it on the go and listen to it though that why I want it on Spotify so bad
omfg how much and where did u order it
Wish it was on iTunes
I got mine for 66.66 but I've seen it go for 750
this is the absolute blend between Mr Bungle and Acid Bath
id kill to hear slipknot play this as a meme in their current state
slipknot on a shuffle
Strong Mr Bungle influence here...
it's literally the same thing. lol
I heard a bit of primus
i can hear mike singing hahahhhahha
Patton is a god.
@@martingarricks6209 Primus, Incubus, 311. The list goes on.
One of Slipknots best songs, the musical genre contrasts are really good, and best of all, I own a copy of MFKR :)
YOU LUCKY SON OF A-
probably a fake
Is the bar code really 742617000027 then?
i was gifted a bootleg cassette of it off ebay
You still got the copy, hoping for a reply;)
I prefer slipknot Post MFKR but in fairness you have to appreciate the musical creativity and complexity of songs like this of this album
Fu Manchu Musical cretaivity?This is just a blatant Mr Bungle rip-off
a rip-off sound can still be creative. the word you're looking for is "Unoriginal"
I don't know what "Cretaivity" is, but it sounds fucking painful
@@soleyius360 no u **dabs**
Yeah same
I really wish when Slipknot got super popular Paul was given a lot more time in the spotlight. He's an incredibly talented bassist and didn't get as much credit as he deserved.
this reminds me of Mr. Bungle a band with Mike Patton as the singer.
And also some stuff by John Zorn (not surprising since he worked with Mr. Bungle) like N.Y. Flat Top Box.
Joey Krafft Slipknot is influenced by Mr. Bungle
Your bands favorite band,
Metal sections: *HEAD BANGING*
Jazz sections: *Vibin'*
Funk section: *COP SHOW INTRO BEGINS*
Beautiful song. Wish there were more like this.
This song is fantastic.
John Adams Not a ton, but sometimes I do! My favorite is Yngwie Malmsteen. (I think it is power metal)
John Adams Sweet, he's insane! Who are your favorite Power Metal bands?
John Adams That's awesome! I listen to a couple of those.
John Adams I listen to anything and everything I can, but Nu Metal is definitely one of my top genres. My favorites are really any kind of rock, metal, or punk.
John Adams True! I haven't listened to KoRn's full Self-Titled album yet, but it's a CD that I've been wanting for a long time!
Dude, I had this song on Limewire 15 years ago, and I could never find it again, THANK YOU!!!!
Dude! Same here........ Until I was in a record shop in Camden, London and found it on vinyl!
I still got my copy from limewire. My music folder from the past 20 years has been transferred over multiple hard drives
Lol yeah man had the album on kazzar
Its so cool to think that this was once slipknot. I love it!
The lounge and disco/funk bits are great.
Not enough cow bell
Dustin Nutter reminds me of the comments on Queens Of The Stone Age, Little Sister
Paul Gray, the most underrated and misunderstood musician of all time. Gotta spread the word about his talent and stare with a bleak gaze when someone tries to laugh you off for naming him the best bassist. Don't make excuses, show them these songs, and prove your point. They might get angry and not talk to you anymore, but at least you won.
This is hilarious lol. Imagine them playing this on stage at Ozzfest
Jazz and metal go so good together I swear-
Some of the coolest metal is the music that grooves the hardest. Deftones, A7x, Pantera, all great bands that rely more on groove for the “heavy” sound than speed/aggression.
2:44 paul gray :o
Avant-garde metal. I bet they listened to Mr. Bungle. ;)
Yeah they were influenced by them even in terms of wearing mask like they used to back in the self titled and disco volante era
Shit... Thought I knew slipknot until I heard this
lol
Well this isn’t Corey singing
I saw someone’s post years ago that said Corey wanted to play this song again live and it never happened. I know it wouldn’t be the same without the OG members but this is one of my favorite songs from this time.
02:44 PAUL OHMYGOD, GENIUS LINE
Fun Fact: The man on the cover of MFKR is actually Joey naked with his first mask on.
He has a red suit jacket on and nothing else XD
it's obviously joey not being mean
magical
XD
well no shit
The heavier parts sound like Fear Factory with slap bass.
Bleuh soulwound from concrete album
so...korn
@@novachroma8219 I hear "Soul of a New Machine."
ChachaChapati concrete is pre-soanm, so you’re right, in some way
I wished they stayed an avant garde metal band. You can hear an obvious Mr Bungle influence throughout
Uncle Fester They still pretty much are.
That’s what I’ve been saying
you're like a school in the summer, no class
Where is he stood
@@racc7805 doots eh si erehW
They really should remaster this and re-release it.
this is one song I really wish made it to the self titled album! I freaking love the transitions from the heaviness to the funky jazzy sections!
May be the most hated by Slipknot fans but im a slipknot fan and im loving this so far
u can just hear bungle seeping through here and i love it. bungle never went too far to put metal in their randomness, but this puts randomness in slipknots metal
1:40 is the best part tbh
Ah yes my favorite experimental jazz band, Slipknot
1:40 - Fuck yeah. Can't stop smiling!
Dat bass tho. R.I.P to The Pig
***** Because Slipknot
***** Because because
long live Paul Grey! man, not only was he one of the greatest metal bassists, but i think he was just one of the most talented dudes 2 pick up a bass guitar, ever!
Totally agree, you'd be surprised how many times the band got lost on a song and Paul would just fix it without making him the star , just played his parts and was happy
I almost, ALMOST picked up this album. I found it in the used section of a local music store for $18. Knowing now how rare it is, I should have picked it up.
My favorite Song by Slipknot. It's all over the place and that goddamn bass just slaps the ever loving piss out of ya man!!
Man I love Corey, but I really wonder what could’ve been had Anders stayed with the band. His voice is crazy scary, I like it. And I like like that cattle bell when the main riff hits again, great sound! 🔥 Must’ve been Shawn’s idea
The Singer Gives Me Chris Barnes Old Cannibal Corpse Vibes If That Sounds A Bit Weird
I always said they should have both stayed imagine Corey's screams with anders growls
1:47 at that point I just wanna hear Anders say "Cha cha real smooth"
Jazzcore
dude the guitar goes so hard in this song only if slipknot posted this on spotify
I remember pirating the slipknot discography when I was young and this being on it, first song to REALLY get me into bass. I love this sound so much, its one of my stand out favourites actually.
Their best album
I am not open to debate
Paul was fucking fantastic, i love this
Seamless jazz and metal transitions....the greatest representation of a band BREAKING the fucking scene then really refining the talent. One of the greatest songs ever, from one of the BEST bands ever.
Fucking R.I.P. Paul
My favourite Jamiroquai song
The Mr. Bungle influence is strong here
I love the random piano/funky parts
i am unsure of what i just witnessed but it was pretty cool
Lmao, so funny seeing my comments from 12 years ago with no context since RUclips changed the reply system multiple times 😂 as old as this upload is it still sounds great and is an amazing gem to this day 🔥🔥🔥
This song is confusing as fuck
JasonExplosion must admit there is a real 80's porn vibe in those parts
it goes Metal to Jazz then Metal then Funk and Metal
just...do nothing
@@Vrtl.grl01 and bitchslap
@@sircumfrence_0 yeah fr🤌🏼💀
i love this song, its fucking hilarious and amazing at the same time....never thought something could sound so brutal and funky all at once...."man you're like school in the summer......noooo classs"
I would so happy if they kept up this strong Mr. Bungle influence.
How did Paul Gray play this? I've never such a good bass line!
Woah, I love Corey, but this vocalist is pretty great too
His name is Anders ._.
@Conrad Nickelson thanks for explaining, makes sense rather than ""hes ass"
His name is Andres Colsefini if ur interested
He had a more death metal and hardcore approach to vocals.
@@skragg_ You probably do...
When you actually take the time to embrace Slipknot's start in music, you realize, they could have actually became a Funk band. Scary shit, but awesome LOL.
XAROXEUM I think Corey would've somehow enjoyed that direction even more 😆
0:16
Little Relaxing but The Guitar bro
Its Amazing as hell
But some people saying that this is the worst slipknot album but its a demo
I guess
6.1/10
My favorite song off this album.
Awesomeness!
so funky
That was some good slappin by brother Paul Gray
pauuuuuuulll greeeeey !!!!!! just amazing bassline !!!
Dude this is slipknot's best song.
I never thought i'd see the day where i actually enjoy a slipknot song
It still astounds me how they switched over from this jazzy style to their style in just a matter of a couple years. You'd think a little would linger, but not at all.
No life and only one were on self titled ig they’re kinda jazzy
Guys i'm 12, i'm french but i love it the guitar and the singer, THIS is slipknot
yeah, anders was a good
anders is the best
For me corey taylor is the best but anders was perfect too 👌
Ptdr il va faire mfkr en live je crois en 2024
@@Motheephengsene oh enfin un français eh
Que gran bajista que eras Paul! Muy buena técnica de Slap usaba en este tema...
This is like a bottle of fine wine that only gets better with time.
1:44, some of Craig's best sampling right there!
craig wasn’t present on this album, sorry ik it’s been 11 years but had to be said
@@yungleanfan382 yes. Yes he was. He was a guitarist before Mick even joined. Got on sampling after Mick came.
@@ghosttruck845 are you sure? mfkr1 says that he wasn't present
@@erdemuykan9219 if you look up some pictures from that era, Craig wears a blue SPAM shirt during live performances.
Listening in 2020. RIP PAUL GRAY
Huh.. So Slipknot was a funk band all along
+portasanych lol They dabbled in experimenting with funk metal a couple times. If anything they where an Experimental Metal band back then, but mostly oriented in Alto-Death Metal.
@@xThemisJr oof that went right over your head
sounds pretty Grindcore fucking awsome
Paul sounds SO good here
Although I don't fw Slipknot like I used to...
this is still one of my favorite songs by them.
Ok I love the song :D
and specially this part
"i want to put a cap into your.... so get on your way and get some cla-- aa-- aa---a aa---s"
just classic!! amazing :D
Reminds me of Mr Bungle and Sepultura.
2:08 we on the way to get some pie
Haha crying at those lyrics
i like pie :)
Most original Slipknot song ever, just as original as they WERE. Always catched me
this is awesome, wow. i like this kind of slipknot
My personal favorite era of Slipknot. R.I.P. Paul and Joey 🤘🏻
this is honestly something that would play in a slaughter house in some demented movie
Technical post-funk groove metal.
This is the real slipknot for me
Matratos AND REAL FUCKING METAL !
Being from des moines i prefer this slipknot to corey taylor and roadrunner records
shame to all kiddies listening to Subliminal Verses and later albums
after all these Years MFKR is still one off the best ive ever heard from Slipknot.
Gotta love that bass. Go Pauly!
I am 14 and heard this for the first time when I was 12, it's sooo awesome!
Mr. Bungle? Is that you?