That Jim guy is good. He should play for Slipknot Edit: It’s been 5 years since I posted this comment (today is 12/6/21). I’ve been a slipknot fan for over 15 years. I know Jim root is their guitarist. Sarcasm is just hard for some people to understand 😂. Read the comments though! They’re hilarious lol
"So break yourself against my stones and spit your pity in my soul. You never needed any help. You sold me out to save yourself, and I won't listen to your shame. You ran away you're all the same. Angels lie to keep control... Oooohhh my love was punished long ago if you still care don't ever let me know." Man that part still gets me every damn time
@@madercr3906 it's irritating when you're watching a video but when you're there at that show, why should anyone hold back. It makes it more fun for the band when the audience has that energy which means the band will play better and everyone will have a good time
Hugh Bannister Cigarettes sir. Nope I'm kidding... It has something to do with shutting your vocal chords tight to make a vibration. (Similar to a fart) Same principle. :)
A friend of mine just passed away a few days ago, it gave me goose bumps when you honored Paul this way… I will never forget him and stop loving him. He used to be one of those guys that will always make you laugh and he had an open heart to everyone... RIP Moritz
I’ve liked this song for awhile now but just until recently it hit home!!! Can’t stop listening. Breaks me down every time I listen. Great friggin song.. so much emotion !!
I'm not a metal head at all yet I find such a magnetism towards Corey and the rest of slip knot an their music and presentation, just very relatable if you don't hate an listen to the words.
Jordan Gilpin umm you know I forget what the links where but I did find some.. umm.. theres this one ?v=oK6su6uk7dM but it has no vocals still very nice
Phones down, ok. But why shut up? If the crowd sings it proves they enjoy the music! I sing every fuckin time I enjoy a song... I even try the black metal ones :D
Sani Može I guess cos when there was no singing they were shouting so hard for Jim that you could not hear his skills properly lol, but other than that the singing was awesome
As a musician myself, I can honestly say that one of the greatest things I ever hear, is when the crowd is singing along with me. So your point is flawed. It's the ultimate show of respect to sing a song along with the musician, it tells the difference between someone just being "there' and someone who's there to see "you". When on stage, we dont want silence, we want the crowd to feel it.
I saw the NYC Hardcore Punk band Sick Of It All play at The Social in 1999, or 2000.. I'd have to check the ticket stub, that's amongst piles n piles of others lol. My friend that is no longer with us(R.I.P. Joe Zabawa!) and I stuck around after the set and Lou Koller, the singer of SOIA signed our merch for us and made small talk for like 5-10 minutes n was the most down to earth kinda guy ever! NYC Hardcore is no fucking joke! Where it all began!! And Sick Of It All FUCKING RULE!!
I enjoy listening to this stuff more than I enjoy listening to Slipknot live. This little thing is just way more personal, and it's amazing to be able to actually hear the crowd singing almost just as loudly as Corey. Oh and btw I hope they have internet in heaven so that Paul could watch this as well.
Holy Fuck its been that long since Paul Passed away. I was a bassist in high school and Paul was a big part of the reason i chose Bass as my instrument. He was Quiet Perfection in the sense he was consistently putting out excellent music album /tour after album/tour. For myself that was inspiring While some of my friends became Vocalists , Drummers Guitarists or Keyboardist's for a variety of reasons i was 1/6 people in our school playing with bands at shows and we all had a different but similar experience. Buddy of mine loved Nikki Sixx and was a more charasmatic and vocal bassist. I guess what i'm trying to say is everyone has someone who inspired them to pick up an instrument and in my case it was a Man you never really heard talk much who lived his life through his actions that would eventually inspire countless others to play music. For this he will live on forever as people can forget a song or an album but a memory that powerful will be shared and spread.
![Slipknot: Snuff [Live 4K] (Fargo, North Dakota - March 16, 2022)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rwZym1kJHDc/mqdefault.jpg)
*Corey picks up acoustic guitar* "I would like you to meet my good friend, Jim Root." *Intro to Psychosocial starts playing*
I would fucking lose it
+Andres Castillo WHAT ABOUT BEFORE I FORGET
my dick would call off
+Juan Semer both are good but phycosocial would have a tad bit more ring for a intro
I know this is an old post, but this shit made laugh so hard!
number 8, number 4 and number 2 together on stage
+MagnusEdits who is cutting onions here :'(
well said sir... well said...
+MagnusEdits fuck man, the feelings got me at this one...
Oh man. why did you have to do that? making me cry over here
+MagnusEdits Number 4 and number 8, going number 2 on stage
Man...this hit me hard. very well said man, very well said. RIP Paul #2
4:30 Majestic. Jim Root.
That Jim guy is good. He should play for Slipknot
Edit: It’s been 5 years since I posted this comment (today is 12/6/21).
I’ve been a slipknot fan for over 15 years. I know Jim root is their guitarist. Sarcasm is just hard for some people to understand 😂. Read the comments though! They’re hilarious lol
Underrated comment XD
hell, they should even bring him on stone sour
buahahahahaha
Jim Root IS a member of Slipknot... Lol
Garrett Yelton well,I think so,the mr.moustache lol
I love how they can go from looking like a hipster band to a heavy metal band
Nico Reveco Is Nu-Metal bro ._.
Nico Reveco The discussion about their genre has begun.
Ariel Franco Everything burns!
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ._.
+Nico Reveco a really old hipster band..
There's a video of Corey performing this and he just completely breaks down. Gave me a totally new respect for him.
Ken Nelson I saw it... it’s heartbreaking. You could see the pain all over his face
Bryan AR Fifteen even in the more recent one that is out there where he played in London you can see how hard it is for him...
@@darkhallucination do you know the name of the show
@@andrija3511 I think it's this one: th-cam.com/video/r6VftcpePOg/w-d-xo.html
I break down evertime I hear it still to this day hits way to hard
I love how Jim's as tall as Corey when he's sitting down
Jim Root 188cms vs corey Taylor 170 cms
What about mick?
Omar S. AlFaqeeh I didn’t even notice that until I saw this comment
@@disenoprogramacion4244 he's 198
Diseño Programacion no, Jim is taller than Mick and Mick is 6 foot 4. Poor Joey jordison is only 5 foot three 😂
The best acoustic of Snuff, Corey's vocals are amazing and with Jim playing his guitar, I just can say... AWESOME.
Dave Mustaine hows cancer?
Killing cancer IS Dave’s business... and business is good!
"So break yourself against my stones and spit your pity in my soul. You never needed any help. You sold me out to save yourself, and I won't listen to your shame. You ran away you're all the same. Angels lie to keep control... Oooohhh my love was punished long ago if you still care don't ever let me know." Man that part still gets me every damn time
I am a huge Jim Root fan. It is cool to see him play Snuff.
Glad I got to hear hundreds of non-singers sing this!
Exactly. He said this was the first time they were playing it together. Yall stfu and let him aing it
If they didn't sing along you would say "dead crowd"
Stupid crowd. Shut the hell up
You ever gone to a concert?
These two are pretty good together, they should totally be in a band together.
Did someone just vomit at 2:07??
HAHAHAHA
jajajajaj you are a idiot :v
you killed me LOL
loooool
just regular evening burp
These two guys are so talented, so impressive, I will always admire them
3:32 I love people that do the backing vocals 😍
It's actually very irritating.
@@madercr3906 it's irritating when you're watching a video but when you're there at that show, why should anyone hold back. It makes it more fun for the band when the audience has that energy which means the band will play better and everyone will have a good time
@@Tom-oz7wk I agree!
Cant describe how much id like to have been part of this crowd. Everything is perfect, the singing, the crowd, everything!!
Same :')
ditto this gives me the chills too...wow in person surely was an epic night to remember
Everything but the crowd, sadly.
3:16 I still press your lettuce to my lips
Fr3akymet4l ahaha staaaahp
How dare you sir......
Thanks for the laughs while I tear up.
Dave Hudson fuck im dying to your coment man ! TABARNAK
Fr3akymet4l letters not lettuce
i cant believe coreys not out smacking all those phones to the ground
well there goes my joke lol
XF
XD
He doesn’t get mad at people for filming. He gets mad at those who text or stuff like that, rightly so too. Just plain disrespectful.
If y’all watch closely at them in graspop in Belgium somewhere in the video there’s a chick who doesn’t care that she’s there and is on her phone
2020 whos still search this video? damned this is always the best song ever of corey
R.I.P. Paul Gray
I’m in 2021
@@ToaNaterFilms me too
2022 bitch I still search this song
holy shit how the fuck does Corey suddenly get that awesome gargly grit in his voice
Hugh Bannister Cigarettes sir.
Nope I'm kidding... It has something to do with shutting your vocal chords tight to make a vibration. (Similar to a fart) Same principle. :)
+Prophetic Rain-Maker HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WTF
+The Neglected Thanks for tuning in. :)
Prophetic Rain-Maker cheers man i figured it out about a month ago its badass
+Hugh Bannister how do you do that grit?
2:07 Well someone either got punched in the gut, vomited, or is aggressively cheering lol
Probably all of them. I would to a song like this
Hhahahahahaha
@@danielcifuentes3802 😑🔫
" *R R R R* "
Damn. I lost all the "emotional" stuff after this comment
Love this rendition, and also wanted to point out, how humble both artist are
I get shivers when he says "Spit your pity in my soul"
Just... Shiiiit, it is so good.
its just me, or jim root looks like dave grohl put on a wig
was wondering the same🙌
Oh shit you're right lol
lol yea... 100%
"we've replaced Corey's guitarist with Dave Grohl let's see if he notices the difference"
Dude😂😂🖕
CMFT in the background. Corey motherfucking Taylor?
epic comment
I have thought the same thing for years! It will always stand for that to me.
+Alex Busby yeah, is that.
+Alex Busby yep xD
Exactly what i was thinking lmao 😂
I love how sometimes you can hear the "slipknot" in corey's regular talking voice. You get a glimpse of where it comes from.
There is amazing voice at the 5:01..OMG..So perfect..
i would love a studio version of this!
The greatest song ever recorded in human history.
The singing along is fine but all the cheering and clapping between lyrics is just fucking annoying.
Thank you Jim root 😭this song is my life story.thank you sir
I need a studio version of this. Corey's voice... oh god!
*wipes drool*
coming back to this over and over
This song reaches many n different ways
Yes, it does........
A friend of mine just passed away a few days ago, it gave me goose bumps when you honored Paul this way…
I will never forget him and stop loving him. He used to be one of those guys that will always make you laugh and he had an open heart to everyone...
RIP Moritz
Amo esta cancion! Me hace llorar...
I’ve liked this song for awhile now but just until recently it hit home!!! Can’t stop listening. Breaks me down every time I listen. Great friggin song.. so much emotion !!
James Donald Root with Accoustic guitar loved it
in whatever version corey comes along with "Snuff" it makes me cry - cmft describes what most of us (men´s) cannot tell - inside out!
2025 anyone???😊
I beg Corey on Twitter constantly to record an acoustic album version like this with Jim Root....
Jim's part is the most awesome thing to play on a guitar...
I'm not a metal head at all yet I find such a magnetism towards Corey and the rest of slip knot an their music and presentation, just very relatable if you don't hate an listen to the words.
the thing i hate is the audience, is like...
Corey: So the other da-
Some guy: OHHHHHHHHHHHHH! FUCK YEA!!!
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And then the audience at slipknot shows is like *everyone on their phones
You wrote this five years ago, I am only now getting to see it, and you are absolutely right. I died laughing, thank you.
HOLYYYY...
They're so great that each time I automatically open my mouth to cheer along with the audience.
I WANNA SEE THIS GUY LIVE SO BAD!
Can't stop listening to this awesome song!
*searches an acoustic version of snuff* (hopefully without all the fans lol)
so did you find one?
Jordan Gilpin there is one, corey plays it live and breaks down playing coz its not long after pauls death
Jordan Gilpin
umm you know I forget what the links where but I did find some.. umm..
theres this one ?v=oK6su6uk7dM
but it has no vocals still very nice
Orichishu Agree! Fans driving me coo coo, right! shut the hell up!!!! 👌
There's a live version with just Corey
Needing this CMFT time 3/25/2023… so I don’t have a complete and epic mental breakdown. 😢😢❤
The air around me still feels
Like a cage!!
And love is just a camouflage for what resembles rage again!
You’re right, those are the lyrics.
I feel privileged to have seen Corey Taylor play acoustic live
Put your phones down, shut the fuck up and enjoy lol.
Phones down, ok. But why shut up? If the crowd sings it proves they enjoy the music! I sing every fuckin time I enjoy a song... I even try the black metal ones :D
If phones down, i couldnt enjoy this
Sani Može I guess cos when there was no singing they were shouting so hard for Jim that you could not hear his skills properly lol, but other than that the singing was awesome
jim kung that's the stupidest comment I've ever seen
As a musician myself, I can honestly say that one of the greatest things I ever hear, is when the crowd is singing along with me. So your point is flawed. It's the ultimate show of respect to sing a song along with the musician, it tells the difference between someone just being "there' and someone who's there to see "you". When on stage, we dont want silence, we want the crowd to feel it.
Loving the sound of Jim's guitar
I saw the NYC Hardcore Punk band Sick Of It All play at The Social in 1999, or 2000.. I'd have to check the ticket stub, that's amongst piles n piles of others lol. My friend that is no longer with us(R.I.P. Joe Zabawa!) and I stuck around after the set and Lou Koller, the singer of SOIA signed our merch for us and made small talk for like 5-10 minutes n was the most down to earth kinda guy ever! NYC Hardcore is no fucking joke! Where it all began!! And Sick Of It All FUCKING RULE!!
I enjoy listening to this stuff more than I enjoy listening to Slipknot live. This little thing is just way more personal, and it's amazing to be able to actually hear the crowd singing almost just as loudly as Corey.
Oh and btw I hope they have internet in heaven so that Paul could watch this as well.
+Greg Jonson Paul is with them.
I'm really glad that some of them recorded this!
A master peice. nuff said
hahah
***** i was going to said this until i scroll down ... You can kill me too !
:)
***** it's actually the first thing I thought when I saw his comment
***** so kill me too damn it
Love Jim! This is such an emotional song!
RIP #2!
he is fucking awesome !!!!!!
That's some beautiful guitar work. Love seeing both guitar parts played accousticly live
I would literally kill to figure out exactly what Jim is playing towards the end.. Fantastic stuff.
Oh mr Taylor, how you helped me move on in life. Thank you....
Everytime it hits me really fucking hard when i hear this song
Definitely the best rendition of this song ever. Just the 2 guitars and the vocals is enough to make the hardest of people get emotional about this 🤘🤘
CMFT...Corey "Mother Fucking" Taylor? xD
i assumed so haha
You are correct CMFT "Corey Mother Fucking Taylor"
I wouldn't be surprised if it was
This is the meaning of music ...Pure ,sensitive and hard in your throut ! Nice music folks !!!
Yo I cried while they played this, I even cried because this was dedicated to Paul Gray 🤘😭
Why can't I stop listening to this man??!??!
Who else heard the guy throw up at 2:07 xD
Wow
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I still cry during this song every time bc of Paul. I hope is still resting in peace.
How Cory can change that acoustic voice to the gritty grizzly voice, love it!
WeightySpoon™
With a fuck load of talent
Dying to see a show like this
Jim Root plays Root notes
Unbelievable session for this emblematic song!!🤘
Corey Taylor: a man from Des Moines, who speaks as if he is from Los Angeles, and dresses like he's from Boston
I wish I could buy these acoustic sessions on mp3 or cd. I fucking love this guys voice and his song writing
1:12 PAUL!
If that's a recording from an audience member the camera work and sound is unreal. well done
i love how jim is still about as tall as corey even when sitting down
The first two words of the song and I had goosebumps.
Jim: "What is acoostic?"
ab3f4s I think he usually plays a fender strat or something on stage which you wouldn't really associate with thrash metal, so I could believe that
GoldenPearGamer he plays a telecaster
@@ghoulbeans1997 he plays a few but yes mainly a telecaster also a jazz master
He plays mainly Stratocasters and jazz masters telecasters sometimes but more of jazz masters
notoolsnorules doesnt matter, it’s the emg81 pick ups
Corey is the best, he can do everything.... I love it
Jim e Corey vcs são muito foda
thanx for uploading this...great performance. love this song.
Eles são demais
Always gets me this song
At 1:40 playing guitar *stops* says Screw you guys, I'm going home.
These guys are amazing live. I've had the luck to see both Slipknot and Stone Sour and Corey is a god damn beast
Watching this instead studying for my big exams
Good choice
Also bad choice
Wise choice
wise choice
How did it go?
A school exam would never teach u what u can learn from music, never. A wise choice mate.
Holy Fuck its been that long since Paul Passed away.
I was a bassist in high school and Paul was a big part of the reason i chose Bass as my instrument.
He was Quiet Perfection in the sense he was consistently putting out excellent music album /tour after album/tour.
For myself that was inspiring
While some of my friends became Vocalists , Drummers Guitarists or Keyboardist's for a variety of reasons i was 1/6 people in our school playing with bands at shows and we all had a different but similar experience. Buddy of mine loved Nikki Sixx and was a more charasmatic and vocal bassist.
I guess what i'm trying to say is everyone has someone who inspired them to pick up an instrument and in my case it was a Man you never really heard talk much who lived his life through his actions that would eventually inspire countless others to play music. For this he will live on forever as people can forget a song or an album but a memory that powerful will be shared and spread.
Paul Gray and now Joey Jordison. Fuck this hurts.
A song to make me cry since years.
2:08 somebody threw up
So Sad.Yet So Powerfull. With Mr Jim Root.Legend!!
there's a video online of Corey playing this solo and he breaks down into tears.
I wonder what Jim is going through doing this.
this song just hits home with me
:'( este tema me pone sentimental loco !
I absolutely love Corey's voice! He's so awesome! I'd love to see him live!!!!!
4:30 gave me goosebumps🙌