Classical Composer Reaction/Analysis to Snuff (Corey Taylor/Slipknot) | The Daily Doug (Episode 482)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- #snuff #slipknot #coreytaylor
In this #metalmonday edition of #thedailydoug, we're going to a power ballad from Slipknot called Snuff. Singer Corey Taylor penned this one, writing about unrequited love. The song has gone on to take on more meaning, as Corey often performs it in dedication to his bandmates who have died. For this reaction, I'm making use of a solo acoustic performance from Corey in 2016.
Reference Video: • Corey Taylor - Snuff (...
Daily Doug Merch: www.bonfire.co...
Catch up on my full album reactions at my Patreon!
JOIN THE NEW EXCLUSIVE DAILY DOUG COMMUNITY!
Patreon: / doughelvering
Instagram: / doug.helvering
Facebook: / helvering
Twitter: / helvering
Vimeo: vimeo.com/user...
The Daily Doug Directory: docs.google.co...
I really enjoy your reactions. It is not just watching a music video, you're breaking the song down, analyzing each individual piece that makes up the song. Not only that, you're enjoying the song and feel it. Great little piano performance btw, love that improvisation! Have a wonderful day.
Your piano added to this was lovely, even more so that it seemed to be totally ad lib. Thank you.
Corey is blessed with a gift of being able to sing you to sleep and scare you half to death. If you want another song that really means a lot to Slipknot fans, 'Til We Die is more melodic and is generally considered Paul and Joey's tribute despite them both being on the song. Meanwhile Pulse of the Maggots is the opposite, it's a statement of intent and it's just kickass
Incredible song
at the end of every show, we sing. 'Til We Die. 🤘
Paul liked to play Everquest. I spent an afternoon in game with him once, hunting in the same party. He played a Wizard and I was playing an Enchanter. I'd slow em and he'd nuke the hell outta them, while everyone else did their things. While we were waiting for the puller to bring the next victim, we chatted and I figured out who he was. He didn't think I'd have heard of his band and I was like, dude I've seen you live twice.
🤘🧙♂️🤘
This is so cool
thanks for this. :)
This version is great, I love it, but the studio version has more going on with it that would've been really cool to hear you dig into other than the chords, like the keyboards and guitars that counter the melody kinda...that's me talking out of my range lol great video as always
Agreed!
After listening to this, you should check out Vermillion Pt. 2 off Slipknot's third album, Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses. It's another very somber acoustic tune, but its really great musically as well as lyrically.
I’ve heard this song a million times and I still get goosebumps
I loved watching you start to play along and just dial into what the song was doing. If that piano was really mixed and balanced into the song id cry.
As if this song couldn't get any better, then you go and start that improv on the piano that just takes it to the next level! 🔥Such high-quality playing - It really would be incredible to hear you play a full accompaniment to all these ballad rock songs you've reacted to over the years - I am certain you'll get a ton of views with that too 😎😉👏🏼
Both this and the studio versions have so many emotions. Depends on your mood, both are fantastic.
Corey Taylor is definitely the anima of Slipknot/Stone Sour. He is most excellent songwriter.
What a fabulous song this is. Thank you Doug, for bringing this. Liked your accompaniment!
You're such a wholesome person. You do a really good job with these videos. Great attention to detail. I also love when you play piano along with the songs!
Fuck yeah Doug! Your the man, that was really good shit! Always enjoy your reactions / analysis :D
No complaints here Doug. Snuff is a Slipknot staple and the acoustic performance is an excellent one.
Exploring the diversity of metal is part of what is metal heads love. Keep it coming.
god damn. now I want a "classical composer improvises over....." monthly edition of your channel!
this channel is gem that I'm so glad that I found it. Doug is a very special person
I really enjoy listening to you, improvising along songs!
I love classical music but also many forms of rock and I'm glad others like you out there are willing to give new stuff a listen
Your keyboard with this, beautiful ❤
I usually hate when reactors stop watching to talk, analyse, etc, but I really liked your piano impro. I just started to learn playing piano and hope one day I'll be able to do the same.
Greetings from Germany
You’re reactions are awesome. I play guitar, bass, and drums. I can’t read music but have a good natural rhythm if I know the progression I can get by but I wish I had your ear dude.
I recommend listening to the album version with SlipKnot. It’s really really really amazing. The official video of the song actually takes away from focusing on the song.
My favorite Corey Taylor performance is From Can to Cant on the Sound City Soundtrack.
That song, incredible. Always makes me cry.
Manowar:"Heart of steel" or "The crown and the ring" (with orchestra or not)
Keep at it, dude. You got my like!
That was awesome. What a duet!! Much love from Rio Grande do Sul.
One of the most amazing version of any song I know. I love it so much
favorite line is took the death of hope to let you go - relatable
Great choice and accompaniment Doug!
I love the after song talk on this one, because it reminds me what my music is, it's all the feelings I can't say, an expression of feelings that aren't to be spoken, or some where I don't have the words to express, write music to get those feelings into something that is real and tangible, I can in that way interact with those feelings in a real way that isn't just in my head. Music is strange like that, but it is cathartic.
it's a safe way to get to those emotions and release them. Your explanation of "that's the great thing about art" hit home, because that's why I'm a musician so very relatable on a personal level.
That said I always love your reactions and analysis of songs, especially when you start playing along on piano I absolutely love how you don't just listen to it, you break it down, you get into it, you interact with it. It's so much more than just a reaction
To be in love , and have that person not love you in return is something I know all too well
Doug and CMFT on the road with the acoustic and piano anyone?
Love your reactions DD. Doug Dude. We share tastes in music and I absolutely fell in love witth your knowledge and hearing precision. You really ARE A MUSIC TEACHER. I can predict your online curses, when you teach the starting point for understanding the music's structure . Now makes total sense those simbols in the sheet music. the lines, duration. ahá... now makes sense. total sense. Thanks Teacher Doug Helvering.
Uuuffff the song with that piano !!🔥🔥🔥
love this video. i hope you've seen the music video for this song if you haven't since releasing this reaction. it's a really powerful counterpart to this piece.
if you're impressed by Psychosocial and Duality, though, then I implore you to listen to Vermilion, Skin Ticket, Left Behind, or even Custer. there's so much more depth, complication, and flat-out skill in their deeper cuts than most anything else. your reactions are awesome! much love from a maggot. ✌
Oh but the official video tells an awesome story! Even if you don’t do a video of it, definitely give a watch.
Corey's failed 6yr toxic relationship is the topic. You can hear the pain.
hey Doug!i really dig really ur piano playing
Doug, your accompaniment on piano was neat! You should do it more often. I remember noodling on my guitar to Lady Gaga's Superbowl half time. I was shocked to discover that she wrote around the guitar's cowboy chords.
Stone Sour next for you then Dr Doug!
Ohh... Please do play for the rest of the song
It is so satisfying
with your accompaniment it sounds amazing, I need a cover.
Doug back to dirty loops, I think that "work shit out" or "Next to you" , Will have your composer juices flowing.
Its been a year since his last Dirty Loops reaction im still here waiting for Work shit out 😂
@@F.Castle Have you listened to Next to you or breakdown?
Great playing with that!
the best part of this video is your piano playing ❤
You are, of course, right about this song being lyrics driven, but it is also pure emotions. If you read the lyrics, they make no sense, but when you hear Corey sing them, it makes perfect sense.
I loved hearing you riff on the piano
You should do a full piano duet/cover to this. That sounded great while you played along.
Really enjoy the piano along with that acoustic!
I've got say that: I'm really dumb with music. I just feel the cool melodies going through. But I would love to take your classes.
I think you should do some music from Sentenced! What a great band.
Hey Doug! Please do a piano cover/improv of this song. Please. :)
damn now I can't listen to this version without the piano 😅
Thanks!
In my opinion I feel like the studio version would have been better for you to react to. No offense to this version but there are more layers in the production that make the song stand out more. Please if you can react to the studio version as well it'd be so awesome! XD
I need that Transatlantic vinyl 😱
Hi Doug… I feel like you would enjoy an Alice In Chains song called Black Gives Way to Blue. Elton John actually played the piano part on it. It’s a beautifully dark song.
Ahhh a phenomenal reaction my dudes
What a brilliant reaction. I love it. 🤍
Vermilion pt 1 and 2 :D
Great! This is massive! You should listen to a cover by Soen is just an amazing piece.
Hey doug you really need to check the studio version of this... it's more melodic and powerful than this stripped version.. Great song regardless 🙂
You need to listen to "Before I forget "
Metal Monday? It’s definitely Thursday wtf? Well better late than never
Cause it kind deleted due to copy rights so he had to edit it in a way, and reuploaded it.
I believe the original got blocked on Monday, copyright claim must have gotten released !!
Hey Doug , you champion of all things fine music .
I have a chant for you and it’s very simple . It goes like this :
Gentle Giant , Gentle Giant , Gentle Giant ,Gentle Giant , Gentle Gi …….
( get the rhythm change here ) 🤣
So they did a live BBC Sight and Sound concert in London in 1978 which was simultaneously broadcast live over the radio .
Two tracks :
1. ‘ Funny Ways ‘ where you see these multi instrumentalists at work ( Derek plays bass so Ray can play his violin and trumpet and the song has been re arranged from the studio version to accomodate a jaw dropping vibraphone solo from keyboardist extraordinaire Kerry Minnear )
2. ‘ For Nobody ‘ . An uptempo out and out banger of progressive rock with no instrument swapping here because it just rocks 👍
GG live rules .
Regards from tropical North Queensland here downunder 👏
Can the Classical Composer analyze some classical music? Let’s start with the Chopin Preludes or Liszt Sonata please…ty
Now that you've been doing more metal, I think it's safe to make some Between the Buried and Me suggestions! I feel like you'd find The Ectopic Stroll off of Coma Ecliptic extremely interesting :)
You should react to beyond the realms of death by Judas Priest. It's a really nice song
Sería increíble que zapes con el piano arriba de Opeth
I just watched you videos on megadeth, i feel the same way about dave's voice however, i would STRONGLY recommend you listening to trust by megadeth and i think you would like its progression
YOUR VIDEOS ARE AMAZING KEEP IT UP
Clean analysis. Would you do "SOS d'un terrien en détresse" by Dimash next? Thanks!
Stone Sour Corey s other band.You have no idea what how good he is...
never clicked so quickly !!
React to Hypocrisy "Killing Art" or "A coming race" (Live versions, both Sofia and Wacken are good)
You're gonna be plesently surprised by the middle parts of both songs, sice you're a classical composer, also you don't have to make a video about it.
Lyrically nothing much going with "Killing art", your standard death metal lyrics, "A coming race" is more interesting tho.
Sir you should hear Mr. Bungle
Man, fuck multiple sclerosis. Why does is take the best drummers?
It's a nice performance, but the production on the original is so damn good.
🤘🧙♂️🤘
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
In the video he really cuts his hand squeezing a glass..
You should listen to that dying song , it's new(ish)
Hey Doug! I really like your videos! Please, react "A little piece of Heaven" by avenged sevenfold 🤟🙌
Can you react to slipknot - the devil in i
The original studio version is much better musically, with the whole band playing
C’mon Doug, improvise! 😊
I'd suggest rereacting to black hole sun but this time without the vocals, it truly is a whole new creature
Studio version is fuller
I don’t know this band’s music very much. I should make amends.
You should play more in your videos when explaining things :)
It’s almost a sin that you haven’t reacted to led zeppelin dude… ten years gone, in the light, Kashmir, Achilles last stand… come on!
I want to say Led Zeppelin blocks reactions to their music quite a bit. Doug has reacted to the entire House of the Holy album on his Patreon.
Pay attention to the video you're reacting to and not your keyboard. You missed the mark on this one doug. Great videos regardless though 👍
I hate this live recording. It doesn't do the studio recording justice.
Please don't play along. Its powerful and wonderful enough with just Corey's voice and guitar
And . You ruined it. Second reaction video to do this....add a little unneeded Elton Joel to an already very intense, simple, amazing song.
just stop watching him then. you are just a hater@@jasonochs8369
@@jasonochs8369 nah lil bro
love you, doug