when joji finally recuperates and dusts off the pink guy name for meme music (when the joji pipeline dries up), i want pink season 3 to just be covers of all the worst parts of memey nu metal
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two DANGEROUSLY beautiful girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest TH-camr ever, having two hot girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear melons
I already feel like that lol. I used to listen to soundcloud rap / trap and looking at it now there's so much better shit so I transitioned back to rock
@@athiede1712 yeah, it was a lot of fun but there isn't enough change in the genre. Trap has barely evolved in 5 years despite being insanely oversaturated
I thought you meant 'La Bamba' for a second which still would make sense given Ritchie Valens died shortly after the release of that song, just like Dave Williams
Drowning Pool was never going to recover from the loss of Dave. Dying on tour right after their big success from a heart attack at age 30? Way too much to deal with. I live in the same town he grew up in and people still talk about it. Fucked up, man.
I honestly believe if the band didn't lose Dave.. they would had found their sound in a future album.. they were still developing their music.. who knows what could had been..
BTW to anyone who (somehow) hasn't heard the "domestic abuse solo" he's talking about, Anthony's delivery is if anything a lot less silly than what you actually hear on the track. It truly is pure cringe.
10. Supermarket. 9. Come over when you're sober 8. Memories... Do Not Open 7. Father of Ashad 6. Anthem of The Peaceful Army 5. DAMN. 4. DAMN. 3. DAMN. 2. DAMN. 1. To Pimp A Butterfly.
In the words of the Punk Rock MBA: You had the vanilla KoRn ripoffs, the rapping bands, the industrial bands, the post-grunge bands and the dudes in jumpsuits, masks and face paint
法克尤 those are just their pop hits if you listen to the rest of hybrid theory and Meteora it’s not the case. By myself one step closer hit the floor don’t stay forgotten a place for my head figure 09 faint are all pure nu metal songs
@@fabriziogarreta7160 Of course I knew that, but I still don't consider than as a pure nu metal band. For me they just like an alternative rock band with nu metal sound
Syringe (Sybyr) is the best Trap Metal artist. “Hellhorse” is literally a masterpiece and the only Great album I’ve heard from this genre. Give it a listen.
I feel like my high school experience is being attacked. I owned all of these albums and have seen several of those bands live. Nu-Metal will continue to be my guilty pleasure.
In Drowning Pool's defense to anyone who has heard that album its fucking amazing, there are some fantastic song on there that got overshadowed by bodies
Have any of you listened to the hidden tracks? They were supposed to be on a second album but unfortunately the loss of Dave happened. Heroes sleeping, less than zero, soul, and so much more. Drowning Pool is beautiful. It would be respected more if BODIES wasn’t so popular.
i still listen to Limp Bizkit on occasion. Wes Borland has a lot of sick ass riffs and the rest of the band know how to carry a groove better than most other nu metal groups. it's weird that Fred Durst is the reason they got as big as they did because he was also their weakest link in terms of talent
Looking back at them more objectively you truly do realise how much of a douchebag Fred Durst came across, and it wasn't even subtle. He was like a cartoon version of a wigger with a bunch of musicians who actually knew what they were doing. Especially the bassist, I know a lot of Nu Metal bands had good bassists but he was fucking phenomenal. At least the rest of the band made the money they deserved with the amount of talent they had, even if it was because of 14 year olds kids like me at the time thinking Fred Durst was actually cool.
Fred's talent was that he knew how to manage and market LB. Love him or hate him, you knew who Fred was. Before Fred met John and Sam, they had tried to make their local band take off but never could due to being kinda shy business-wise. Fred was the link that took them to the promised land and gave them a professional career, and that's why they've stuck by him even though people ask why they didn't pull an Alter Bridge on Fred and just reform without him. With Lethal and Wes it was different since they did have a background in the music business on varying scales, but even they returned once the arguments died down. People give a lot of flak to Fred for his on-stage persona and his antics in his late 20s 2 decades ago, but there's a reason the original lineup plays together today with him, instead of ending up like Axl Rose or Mark Hunter. Edit: Some grammar and adding that I still jam some LB myself from time to time either as workout music or just casual listening.
Korn was my absolute favorite band when I was 15 and I was obsessed with Nu-Metal. I've since grown into STP but Korn holds up really well. I still revisit a lot of their albums. Self titled and Untouchables are my favorites Some of their songs are pretty fucking awful though lol Kunts!, For No One and Cameltosis come to mind as stuff I hope I never listen to again
I agree. Yeah Disturbed is nothing fancy. Just fun riffs and catchy melodies with Davids actually really good singing. It's like fast food like you said. Believe and 10 000 fist's are some of the most bad-ass albums i have heard.
I remember when Coal Chamber was new, and seeing them live. I watched them with a friend for a few songs, when he turned to me and remarked: "They sound like Korn, but look like Marilyn Manson. I don't think I like it."
Same here although I find it hilarious they had Down With The Sickness on the 2K18 soundtrack, domestic abuse solo and all but just with the swear words edited out, so the DAS was 50% silence
I disagree with disturbed, coal chamber, and drowning pool. Still great albums IMO. I will say this, if Dave Williams never died I think drowning pool would of been more popular and maybe made another album as good as sinner. At least as popular as maybe a band like staind. Rip Dave. Sinner is still great album to me. What a shame all these years later.
Indeed! Dude, as do people say in my country, "I wish God would hear your words". And you're completely true - Dave was extremely talented songwriter, who united extremely talented musicians around him (I said, I say, and I will say that the sound of guitars on "sinner" is amazing), and who was a really strong person to lead those talented musicians into a direction of something great, who would make Drowning Pool much bigger than they are nowadays. Dave just didn't have enough time in this world, if you know what I mean. Drowning Pool would be one of the greates alternative rock/metal bands of 2000s if he would be still alive.
....Stained? Distrubed? Drowning Pool, Coal Chamber? Dude what the fuck you have terrible fucking taste. Let me guess, before metal you like Offspring and Green Day. That's a yikes from me.
@@danebrennand wow now Offspring at least brought a lot of cool shit to people by way of Nitro records, also everything before 'Ixnay on the Hombre' holds up nicely. I didn't care for their later shit, but the money they made off that propped up Nitro and launched a lot of cool albums from some good bands. But I completely agree with the rest of your statement lol
There's no shame in listening to nu metal. After all, those bands were the ones that made music about themes I could relate to as a teen. The Sickness had a huge impact on me and I still like the most of it.
It's why even though I've expanded far beyond nu metal as a genre I still listen to a lot of Korn's stuff from time to time, it got me through my pre-teen and teen years.
Nu-metal filled a gap in the US metal scene and I liked a bunch of bands, but I never liked Disturbed. That whole "oh-ah-ah-ah-ah" thing immediately killed them for me, and nothing that came after from them interested me.
Wrestling fans may not realize but Union Underground had the song Across the Nation which was WWE's theme for Raw during their Attitude Era. So they got that going for them, which is nice.
There are a whole lot of opinions about many nu metal bands like Korn, Linkin Park, Disturbed and Mudvayne on are they good or not. Most people seem to respect Slipknot these days, i remember when they used to be pretty hated (at least among metalheads). But there is one band that basically EVERYONE agrees got nu metal right: Deftones. I've heard so many claims that they're not even nu metal, since people cannot deny they're legitimately good. But their first couple of albums are so obviously Nu Metal it's ridiculous to claim otherwise. And i'm not even one of those people that has to categorize everything, but it's all there: the very tightly rhythmic grooves, downtuned guitars and vocals that go from singing to screaming to rapping to whispering. Hell they were even rockin Adidas clothing. Yes, nu metal can be good and Deftones are.
I'm 33 now, and I still make mixtapes from these, a series of mixtapes i call "origins", because nu metal was the reason i bought my first guitar, and from there i went ahead going from music genre to another without bashing any of them. I totally believe i enjoyed these albums man, cause i still do. At least nu metal then was creative.
@@PeeWeeHermitGames Definitely agree. Also it sounded so polished for a Korn album at the same time. The production level was paramount (I read somewhere untouchables just about financially crippled the band to produce? I could be wrong). Now to add to the mention being made of TALITM, at the time when I first bought back in 2004 Was it? I enjoyed the album but at the same time, I couldn't help but feel it was throw back of recycled riffs and material of pervious releases only this time on steroids or a bad datura trip. And although 'break some off' for example, was what I considered a great track at the time, I feel it was way too heavy to even call it a Korn track. TALITM was a good album I thought but for me looking back on it, it also had no proper fluency or new theme like they had prior. I hope that made sense? I could well be just talking shit at the same time.
Coal Chamber is really on this list? Bruh I am kinda salty lol Nice Death T Shirt though Also I am so glad LD 50 Mudvayne was not on this list I would have lost my **** or any Mudvayne albums.
I used to listen to Mudvayne when I was in highschool too bro. You don't have to keep doing this to yourself. Plus Coal Chamber really isn't great either. I think you might enjoy more industrial music if you look out for it.
I disagree with The Sickness, it's got some solid tracks. It's not their best album by any means but still good. As for Drowning Pool, the frontman died which is why they didn't have a solid follow-up (their second album is ok) and they did have a slower song with their 3rd frontman, last I remember "37 Stitches" is their highest or second highest charting single
We have to remember this Fantino guy is just giving his opinion. It doesn't mean anything. He makes TH-cam videos. His opinion is not any more valid than yours.
It is funny how he mentioned that they weren’t able to repeat the success of the first album, without mentioning that the lead singer died after the debut. That has a tendency to kill a fan base...
How about 5 nu metal albums that you still love, or can still appreciate? I think Slipknot’s self titled album or Iowa still definitely deserve praise, and I’d love to hear you discuss them, seeing as they have an album set to release this year. Perhaps also Sepultura’s Roots, it’s really your choice. Would just be an interesting video on an extremely overheated genre that DID actually have a few fantastic albums.
also its worth noting that nu metal is having a mini revival by being combined with metalcore. plus we did get some good nu metal records even after the time of the genres popularity. "DIM" by gazette (released in 2009) is a prime example of this, also i think a look at Korns Untouchables would be interesting (it was the most expensive album ever made at the time)
the early korn records were awesome (and honestly imo some of their new material is good), slipknot for sure, deftones earlier "nu metal" albums were amazing altho melon said he doesnt care for deftones, even linkin parks first 2 albums were pretty good
Was Slipknots first album really Nu-metal?always came off industrial to me,like the album though.And Iowa wasn’t bad musically the lyrics just get kinda cringe for me.
I absolutely can’t believe you actually liked Dropping Plates at one point lmao I have a huge soft spot for the band but I hated that song since day one
I actually enjoy Drowning Pool's debut album. Tear Away, Sinner, All Over me and Reminded are still bangers. Same- ish but still, bangers. Also Enemy is another great song from them as well as Step Up and 37 Stitches but thst's a different vocalist. As for Disturbed, i feel like their second album is way better than The Sickness. The song actually sound different. But hey, that is just my opinion. A question, does anybody remember 40 Below Summer? I loved that band, another earwormy singalong songs, still commng back to it from time to time.
Same thing i was saying to myself and shit. The songs on Sinner all had the same sound going on but those 3 are definitely great standalone songs if you separate them from the album. It'll always hold a 7/10 for me
Before Drowning Pool got their big break, they were in the running with a few other bands from the scene for that position. I really wanted Low Gear to blow up instead of Drowning Pool. Bah.
@@FictionExistence I really dig drums and vocals on whole The Morning After. On songs like Rain or a season in hell they give that floaty and big sound to them. And the vocals were really fitting.
@@gallowshumor1784 Orgy WERE great. They were great when they had Amir Derakh and Ryan Shuck, but now they have only Jay Gordon acting like a jerk for the last ten years, and a bunch of boring and uninspiring instrumentals (because all the interesting stuff Orgy had was made by Derakh and Shuck, and then they took away all that wounderful stuff to Julien-K... which are awesome even when they play EDM-alike songs like "Cruel Daze of Summer". Besides, Shuck is a better singer, than Gordon)
That time in music when every band wanted to sound like linkin park, then way later on it was cool to hate linkin park, then chester dies and everybody wants to love them again. Literal definition of a love hate relationship for the longest time haha
@@sudevsen rage against the machine if you count them as nu metal i guess.Really depends tho a lot is absolutely awful but slipknot is still a guilty pleasurd for me
People miscategorize Tool,System Of A Down,Rage Against The Machine,Deftones,Incubus,Rammstein,Mudvayne,White Zombie,Rob Zombie,Marilyn Manson,Nine Inch Nails,Mindless Self Indulgence,Mr Bungle,Primus,and Faith No More as Nu Metal when these bands just influenced Nu Metal and are a lot better than most Nu Metal bands.Korn was the first Nu Metal band and influenced many bands their music was good. But crappy bands like Saliva and Papa Roach and Coal Chamber ripped them off. Korn,Slipknot,Static X,Linkin Park,and Snot are actually good Nu Metal bands among a handful of other bands.
As cringey as Disturbed can be, they set me down the path of music when I was 13. I still listen to their Indestructible and earlier eras for nostalgia reasons.
they had a cool thing going on the opening track to Asylum but it only lasted like 1:25 before it turned into their usual garbage where the guitars do the same exact corny power riffs
Legend has it, if you say 'cut my life into pieces' three times in the bathroom mirror at the stroke of midnight, you grow a chain wallet.
What will I do with all my other ones?
Kolby Kauffman KUT MAI LIFE IN 2 PIZZAS, DIS ISTH MY LAST RE-ZORT!
SUFFUCKATION NO breaTHING DONNT GIVE A FUKK IF I KUT MAI AHARM BLEEDEEING
cut my frog into pieces; this is my lab report
As Devin Townsend once said, every-fuckin'-body's got a wallet chain.
Hahaha
the "domestic abuse solo" in down with the sickness sounds like a filthy frank skit
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Imagining filthy frank yelling that out loud in public in his pink guy outfit was hilarious
when joji finally recuperates and dusts off the pink guy name for meme music (when the joji pipeline dries up), i want pink season 3 to just be covers of all the worst parts of memey nu metal
💀🤣🤣
I have sang this live, and still do.
Yes, I sing the "Domestic Abuse solo".
Yes, It always pisses off everyone at the bar.
In defense of Coal Chamber, the truck was really big.
Nu metal video when?
Oh shit, what's up g
Shock the MONKAYYYYY
And the roof was on fire
*Whang*
Down with the Sickness is a pretty hype song, but that 'No, mommy' part... Someone should have just stopped him
Thats why they should've put a solo lol
It's about child abuse. 🙄
@@johnhudson8950 no it isn't
@@billrobertjoe ? Its about an abused child who hit he's mom back and getting down with the sickness
@S K G stricken - disturbed
Another brick in the wall cover - korn
Lonely day - system of a down
Never knew Disturbed's first album's cover was a monster being birthed. I always thought it was a dude in a straight jacket.
I always thought it was a guy inside a foreskin.
@@MagnificentFiend my thoughts exactly
I didnt even realize it was someone's head for the longest time. I thought it was a weird fleshy mouth
I thought it was a dude in some weird bomb suit, holy shit
@@MagnificentFiend I'm so glad i'm not the only one lol
10 years from now
5 death grips albums I can't believe I enjoyed
Armor Abs Krabs straight up
Nooooo
1. EP
2. Government Plates
3. Fashion Week
4. Interview 2016
5. Gmail and the Restraining Orders
twirps
Gov plates is badass
Let the melons hit the floor
Let me get this straight: You comment something that is unrelated to the fact that I have two DANGEROUSLY beautiful girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest TH-camr ever, having two hot girlfriends is really incredible. Yet you did not mention that at all. I am quite disappointed, dear melons
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1, nothing wrong with cal, 2, not whing wrong with cal, 3 nothing wrong with cal
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Hahaha
The album cover of The Sickness looks like a guy putting on a turtleneck.
looks like childbirth to me
It’s a man retreating into his foreskin
I thought it was a creepy snowman smiling
Foreskin
@@clamcake1564 That's a manbirth
5 Terrible Melons I Can't Believe I Mistook for Anthony
Fuck off Red Flannel. Get back into Anthony's closet, where you belong.
Sounds like a clickhole article
Delete your account
Hahahaha
1. Watermelon
2. Cantaloupe
3. Pumpkin (I don't know if a melon, who cares)
4. Shaved watermelon
5. Pineapple shaped melon
Nu metal is great for two things: gym workout sessions & 2000's sport video game soundtracks.
True
EA BIG
Accurate af
And in case of Linkin Park: anime AMVs
Yup
*I only listen to Nu-Melon.*
All I can say is that my melon’s pretty plain. I like watching puddle of mud capture the rain
WAITthony BLEEDtano
I love progressive melon
That Disturbed cover looks like a Call of Duty Juggernaut
That'S what i always thought!!
I'm glad I wasn't the only one that thought of that. Now I also see it as a head in foreskin 🤣
NO MOMMY DONT DO IT AGAIN, DONT DO IT AGAIN, ILL BE A GOOD MELON
200th like
200 and 1st
I wondered if in 10-15 years people will be as embarrassed that they listened to soundcloud trap too
I sure hope so
I already feel like that lol. I used to listen to soundcloud rap / trap and looking at it now there's so much better shit so I transitioned back to rock
@@athiede1712 yeah, it was a lot of fun but there isn't enough change in the genre. Trap has barely evolved in 5 years despite being insanely oversaturated
One word; definitely.
They should be.
Fun Fact: Before his breakout role in Knights of the Old Republic, Darth Malak starred on The Sickness album cover
Looks like hes coming out of foreskin
broo i coudlnt figure out what that album cover reminded me of ,ty
The fuck is it even supposed to look like?
Was not expecting a Star Wars reference. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
That was such a great game. Thankfully Darth Malak didn't look like a botched circumcision
Drowning pool basically dropped a "Mo Bamba" for rock lmao
Every early 2010s youtube tutorial be like:
@@pricklycatsss gears of war kill montage...
I thought you meant 'La Bamba' for a second which still would make sense given Ritchie Valens died shortly after the release of that song, just like Dave Williams
Alongside "Click Click Boom"
But Mo Bamba is actually kinda catchy
I discovered Dope because I downloaded a file titled MarilynMansonYouSpinMeRightRoundcover.mp3
Matthew Niederberger dope not mm
Oh my bad lol
Hahaha me too, file sharing days lol
Same here. I also found Deftones, because their song Root was labelled as from Tool.
I discovered Limp Bizkit because I downloaded a file titled VanillaIceBreakStuff.mp3
Drowning Pool was never going to recover from the loss of Dave. Dying on tour right after their big success from a heart attack at age 30? Way too much to deal with.
I live in the same town he grew up in and people still talk about it. Fucked up, man.
My band and I did a cover of Tearing Away in tribute... Which is my favourite song of Drowning Pool. RIP
I honestly believe if the band didn't lose Dave.. they would had found their sound in a future album.. they were still developing their music.. who knows what could had been..
In the end there was something wrong with him
I disagree on Drowning Pool, their first record was really good.
You could tell they could've gotten much better with time.
I disagree with the Drowning Pool one. Bodies and Tearing Away are both amazing tracks that actually take me back.
Do a big time rush classic review!!!
Not before doing the Jonas Brothers first.
The Naked Brothers Band needs to be revisited
Big time rush had more classics and Gustavo
@@REMfakeplastictrees Gustavo was just sex appeal
Gustavo is a genius
BTW to anyone who (somehow) hasn't heard the "domestic abuse solo" he's talking about, Anthony's delivery is if anything a lot less silly than what you actually hear on the track.
It truly is pure cringe.
It's not that bad imo
No it’s not
Drowning Pool's "Bodies" used to show up on every single TH-cam video in 2008
Remember the 300 trailer cut with bodies?
Especially if it's a fail compilation.
This is sacrilege to middle schoolers everywhere
yeah. and i was one of them. 2015 was a tough year
Middle schoolers are listening to lil xan lol
Middle schoolers 15 to 20 years ago lol
@@icarter412 mumble rap is basically the nu rap of this generation.
Holy shit 2004 was 15 years ago..
Do 5 nu metal albums that were surprisingly good
IOWA BAYBEEEE
Yeldarb The Burning Red (Machine Head)
3 Dollar Bill Y'all
Hybrid Theory
Iowa
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Polaris Boye Iowa is wayyyy too heavy to be nu metal. It only has one song with rapping. Slipknot isn’t nu metal
@@jotarokujoandstarplatinum1280 around the fur
Can't tell if the ''Domestic Abuse Breakdown" was a rip off or a diss on Korn's "Daddy"
Literally DABbed on em'
That would of been the lowest under the belt hit in the history of metal music
That'd be pretty shitty of them if dissing it was the intention.
I always thought it was a rip off of "Kill You".
No Korn, Deftones, System, or Slipknot on this list. We good.
Korn would be 100% blasphemy if it was on this list
Deftones sucked back then too.
SithCats Take that back!
Deftones are objectively excellent. This is a fact. =D
I would be very triggered if Korn was on the list. They are my favorite band!
Cargo Shorts here, the internet's edgiest music nerd
Ten Kendrick Lamar albums I can’t believe I enjoyed
:)
10. Supermarket.
9. Come over when you're sober
8. Memories... Do Not Open
7. Father of Ashad
6. Anthem of The Peaceful Army
5. DAMN.
4. DAMN.
3. DAMN.
2. DAMN.
1. To Pimp A Butterfly.
@@aristotle8328 I'm high now
@@kaya_y. I as well, someone should put a sign up
Oh look. A fellow “The Fragile” enjoyer
Why is Logic talking about Nu Metal?
The Wanderer Slipknot is good but in my opinion Korn did it best
I would have to go with Limp Bizkit.
@The Wanderer slipknot is not nu-metal in my opinion
@Lonesome Ghost i can agree with that , there new album freakin weird graet cover but whats whith all the weird sounds
Lonesome Ghost korn system of a down
*_Anthony fantano can melt steel beams_*
*steel beanies
Keep asking questions
and my heart
he can melt meal beasts
Wait...Melon did 9/11?!?
In the words of the Punk Rock MBA:
You had the vanilla KoRn ripoffs, the rapping bands, the industrial bands, the post-grunge bands and the dudes in jumpsuits, masks and face paint
The dudes in Jumpsuits and Masks were and are the best
法克尤 those are just their pop hits if you listen to the rest of hybrid theory and Meteora it’s not the case. By myself one step closer hit the floor don’t stay forgotten a place for my head figure 09 faint are all pure nu metal songs
@@fabriziogarreta7160 Of course I knew that, but I still don't consider than as a pure nu metal band. For me they just like an alternative rock band with nu metal sound
@Aidan King It definitely doesn't.
@Joseph Rabozzi how is he a tool?
So many pissed off former Hot Topic Employees in the comments.
Fuck off
Lmao
@Cory Thompson LMAO
@@jackwithahat8601 well we found one
God you are amazingly gen-z
The thing that bothers me the most about the Coal Chamber album is the fact that the ice cream truck sells nachos.
thats a legit thing here in cali lol
They do it in Detroit too lmao. It's a thing
Dennis Grant That is disturbing
Spiffy Legend don’t forget candys
@@mymfinbizness well obviously Detroit is a lawless wasteland so pf course they sell nachos in ice cream trucks their
Man, at my high school, rocking some coal chamber was the equivalent of rocking some gnarly obscure black metal band
A friend of my heard Rammsteins Ich Will and thought it was death metal.
13 year old me had used limewire to download songs from each of these. My 64 mb MP3 player was straight flames and you can't convince me otherwise.
omg limewire hahahahaha the memories and yup we used to download songs
Yeah this guy is mental
Albums you liked as a kid but are ashamed of now? I don’t have any of those....
*[Skillet has entered the chat.]*
ugh...
I only ever enjoyed comatose, the rest was just too much even back then
Yeah. Aside from a few tracks off Collide and Awake, the band is by and large pretty trash lol
Read that as Skrillex instead of Skillet. I must be projecting
ME TOOO
Trap Metal is just reverse Nu Metal
Is that genre even exists?
@@Rodrigombia1990 search zillakami x sosmula. You are welcome
Im scared of what that might sound like
Syringe (Sybyr) is the best Trap Metal artist. “Hellhorse” is literally a masterpiece and the only Great album I’ve heard from this genre. Give it a listen.
More like reverse rap metal.
No, nu metal and rap metal aren't the same thing.
Next video: 5 Terrible Crunkcore Albums I Can't Believe I Still Enjoy
Zombitious Brokencyde 1-666
Zombitious none of them
talk shit about bc13 one more time see what happens. dont fuck with scene kids!
@@user-jj5eb8ds2u bc13 suck
Pls do a classic review on the Over the Hedge soundtrack
Dat Ben Folds tho... 😩💦
La la
La la la
La la la , LA LA LA LA
It would be Melon’s first 20 out of 10
Make it be the PS2 game
Shit fucking 👏 S L A P S
Fun fact from Wikipedia: “Bodies” was consistently played as a means of torture at Gitmo in 2003
Those poor souls.
Hot take: Limp Bizkit has some bangin' instrumentals and Fred Durst is too hilarious to hate on or take seriously.
He's just one of those figures that will always remain relevant as the Patron Saint of Bros, Kyles and Chads.
What's hilarious about Fred Durst?
Their instrumentals are basic as hell and Fred Durst is an annoying shit.
BUMBO THE CLOWN I agree plus he’s vocals on three doller bill y’all wasn’t bad
@@totalbrainfail1812 I only like there first album after tht i cant listen to em and ofcourse Nookie my shit
Hopsin is a Nu Metal band I regret liking as much as I did
Dann Vixm he definitely makes me feel the same
GET DOWN WITH THE THICCNESS!
OPEN UP YOUR SNACKS, AND LET THEM FLOW INTO ME!!!
I feel like my high school experience is being attacked. I owned all of these albums and have seen several of those bands live. Nu-Metal will continue to be my guilty pleasure.
Youre being oppressed!
When it's your era, it's your era. No shame in my game either.
Same man.
Its not a guilty pleasure nu-metal is fucking badass
@@metalcvnt Badass 😂😂😂
In Drowning Pool's defense to anyone who has heard that album its fucking amazing, there are some fantastic song on there that got overshadowed by bodies
couldnt fucking agree more, sinner, tear away are such classics
Yea it's sucks he didn't see it that way, a lot of people look past how good their debut was and how good their first vocalist was
@Nocturn Vaka so what music do you listen to now as an adult? me more or less pearl jam STP, alice, tool. vintage rock like beatles bowie, doors etc
Have any of you listened to the hidden tracks? They were supposed to be on a second album but unfortunately the loss of Dave happened. Heroes sleeping, less than zero, soul, and so much more. Drowning Pool is beautiful. It would be respected more if BODIES wasn’t so popular.
@@charmproductions7751 You're on some crack bro
Let's argue: if Anthony Fantano was a track his dentist would be his ghostwriter
the only reason Anthony has garnered any credibility or interest is because of his dentistry
i still listen to Limp Bizkit on occasion. Wes Borland has a lot of sick ass riffs and the rest of the band know how to carry a groove better than most other nu metal groups. it's weird that Fred Durst is the reason they got as big as they did because he was also their weakest link in terms of talent
Looking back at them more objectively you truly do realise how much of a douchebag Fred Durst came across, and it wasn't even subtle. He was like a cartoon version of a wigger with a bunch of musicians who actually knew what they were doing. Especially the bassist, I know a lot of Nu Metal bands had good bassists but he was fucking phenomenal.
At least the rest of the band made the money they deserved with the amount of talent they had, even if it was because of 14 year olds kids like me at the time thinking Fred Durst was actually cool.
Fred's talent was that he knew how to manage and market LB.
Love him or hate him, you knew who Fred was.
Before Fred met John and Sam, they had tried to make their local band take off but never could due to being kinda shy business-wise. Fred was the link that took them to the promised land and gave them a professional career, and that's why they've stuck by him even though people ask why they didn't pull an Alter Bridge on Fred and just reform without him.
With Lethal and Wes it was different since they did have a background in the music business on varying scales, but even they returned once the arguments died down.
People give a lot of flak to Fred for his on-stage persona and his antics in his late 20s 2 decades ago, but there's a reason the original lineup plays together today with him, instead of ending up like Axl Rose or Mark Hunter.
Edit: Some grammar and adding that I still jam some LB myself from time to time either as workout music or just casual listening.
The things I like about korn really is that you can really feel their songs
💯
The songs really make you FEEL like Korn
they're still putting out great records imo
Korn was my absolute favorite band when I was 15 and I was obsessed with Nu-Metal. I've since grown into STP but Korn holds up really well. I still revisit a lot of their albums. Self titled and Untouchables are my favorites
Some of their songs are pretty fucking awful though lol Kunts!, For No One and Cameltosis come to mind as stuff I hope I never listen to again
@No One Stone Temple Pilots
I can’t hate on Coal Chamber. Their simplicity is what made that album amazing. It was so basic that it was brilliant.
There's something to enjoy in Disturbed's goofyness, it kinda represents the cliches of Nu Metal so well, it's basically musical fast food.
Disturbed fuggin stinks
I still listen to their land of confusion cover... something about it...
@@squatchjosh1131 right!
I agree. Yeah Disturbed is nothing fancy. Just fun riffs and catchy melodies with Davids actually really good singing. It's like fast food like you said.
Believe and 10 000 fist's are some of the most bad-ass albums i have heard.
Ten thousand fists and believe are still bangers imo
primus worst to best when
YES
PRIMUS SUCKS
Vinnie Mac can’t wait for fake fans to say “hey, primus doesn’t suck!!!”
Vinnie Mac why
1. Sailing The Sea Of Cheese
I remember when Coal Chamber was new, and seeing them live. I watched them with a friend for a few songs, when he turned to me and remarked: "They sound like Korn, but look like Marilyn Manson. I don't think I like it."
Back when Call of Duty: World at War came out, the Nazi Zombie montages with "Bodies" playing in the background were INESCAPABLE
Let the bodies hit the...\*tsh tsh\* FLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW
And that's about the time that I could click the Back button on my browser.
Try Halo 3 videos, that as well as Paralyzer by Finger Eleven
Basically almost every FPS montage back then used it, haha
I prefer "Numbers" by Psychostick
I went to high school with a girl who was “into metal” and proclaimed to be a metalhead but all she listened to was Disturbed lol
Lmao we all knew a couple of those.
The good ole days
Have to agree, that sounds all too familiar haha
Yep.
I loved and still like Disturbed but I always listened to a wide amount of bands.
Disturbed is decent. Change my mind
Fun Fact: Its Ozzy Osbourne on the cover of Coal Chamber debut record
Serious?
I believe it, Sharon Osborne used to manage them I believe
He also sang on their cover of Shock the Monkey
No it’s not
www.kerrang.com/features/a-deep-dive-into-coal-chambers-video-for-loco/
The "Domestic Abuse" part in Down with the Sickness isnt actually about domestic abuse. But I still wish they scrapped it.
1. St. Anger
2. St. Anger
3. St. Anger
4. St. Anger
5. St. Anger
Someone's got something around their neck
He never gets respec
I FEEL MY WORLD SHAKE LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE
HARD TO SEE, IS IT MELON? IS IT FEAR?
1. Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
I'm madly in anger with you
Dreadlocks... So many colores dreadlocks. Oh my god, today's Trap truly is the new nu metal.
EATshitanddrinkbleac took the words out of my mouth
As a fan of wrestling in the late 90s/ early 2000s I have a soft spot for some nu metal bands. Great memories.
Same here although I find it hilarious they had Down With The Sickness on the 2K18 soundtrack, domestic abuse solo and all but just with the swear words edited out, so the DAS was 50% silence
I disagree with disturbed, coal chamber, and drowning pool. Still great albums IMO.
I will say this, if Dave Williams never died I think drowning pool would of been more popular and maybe made another album as good as sinner. At least as popular as maybe a band like staind. Rip Dave. Sinner is still great album to me. What a shame all these years later.
Indeed! Dude, as do people say in my country, "I wish God would hear your words". And you're completely true - Dave was extremely talented songwriter, who united extremely talented musicians around him (I said, I say, and I will say that the sound of guitars on "sinner" is amazing), and who was a really strong person to lead those talented musicians into a direction of something great, who would make Drowning Pool much bigger than they are nowadays. Dave just didn't have enough time in this world, if you know what I mean. Drowning Pool would be one of the greates alternative rock/metal bands of 2000s if he would be still alive.
Disturbed is one of those bands that is great to listen to but you don't wear the T-shirt
....Stained? Distrubed? Drowning Pool, Coal Chamber?
Dude what the fuck you have terrible fucking taste. Let me guess, before metal you like Offspring and Green Day. That's a yikes from me.
@@danebrennand wow now Offspring at least brought a lot of cool shit to people by way of Nitro records, also everything before 'Ixnay on the Hombre' holds up nicely. I didn't care for their later shit, but the money they made off that propped up Nitro and launched a lot of cool albums from some good bands. But I completely agree with the rest of your statement lol
I still listen to the sickness and sinner. (insert meme) TO THIS DAY!
I didn’t realize Daughters counts as a Nu Metal band, but good list Melon. Where is my Smash Mouth review
The Union Underground had other songs besides the Monday Night Raw theme during 2002-2006? News to me.
That era was so terrible I quit watching wrestling 😔. So dull and boring.
And that was BEFORE it. Which is a shocker.
@@blackdragon6 2002 was amazing (at least for SmackDown). Behave yourself.
tbf that song is like
idk I like it even though the lyrics are dumb imo
Wasn't "turn me on mr deadman" wwe related too?
Really glad you didn't lump Static-X in here, that band broke my music hymen.
yeah they were on another level... get up on this wisconsin death trip...
static x is a great band thats why he didnt. my childhood band
Mudvayne's LD50 is a very underrated Nu Metal gem that still holds up well on an occasional listen.
The end of all things to come, is even better to me now. The basd on that album, Ryan Martinie is so good.
LD50 is a masterpiece of an album, from Chad's vocals to Ryan's bass playing, to the guitar tones to the drums
Ryan martinie is the only enjoyable thing about mudvayne
the rest just make them sound like a bad slipknot fusion
It's easily one of the bests of the sub genere
First 3 Mudvayne records are legit good albums, I Agree
There's no shame in listening to nu metal. After all, those bands were the ones that made music about themes I could relate to as a teen.
The Sickness had a huge impact on me and I still like the most of it.
It's why even though I've expanded far beyond nu metal as a genre I still listen to a lot of Korn's stuff from time to time, it got me through my pre-teen and teen years.
I regret nothing. Don't be ashamed of your roots!
The Sickness was THE BOMB!!! FUCK WHAT ANYONE SAYS!! ☺☺☺☺
Nu-metal filled a gap in the US metal scene and I liked a bunch of bands, but I never liked Disturbed. That whole "oh-ah-ah-ah-ah" thing immediately killed them for me, and nothing that came after from them interested me.
Wrestling fans may not realize but Union Underground had the song Across the Nation which was WWE's theme for Raw during their Attitude Era. So they got that going for them, which is nice.
The only song I remember from this group was "Turn Me On Mr. Dead Man". They did a wrestling intro? omg.
Wrestling is just as cringey as nu-metal
@@NealBones Watch New Japan
@@nohbuddy1 Is it on TH-cam?
@@NealBones Yes
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There are a whole lot of opinions about many nu metal bands like Korn, Linkin Park, Disturbed and Mudvayne on are they good or not. Most people seem to respect Slipknot these days, i remember when they used to be pretty hated (at least among metalheads).
But there is one band that basically EVERYONE agrees got nu metal right: Deftones. I've heard so many claims that they're not even nu metal, since people cannot deny they're legitimately good. But their first couple of albums are so obviously Nu Metal it's ridiculous to claim otherwise. And i'm not even one of those people that has to categorize everything, but it's all there: the very tightly rhythmic grooves, downtuned guitars and vocals that go from singing to screaming to rapping to whispering. Hell they were even rockin Adidas clothing. Yes, nu metal can be good and Deftones are.
I'm 33 now, and I still make mixtapes from these, a series of mixtapes i call "origins", because nu metal was the reason i bought my first guitar, and from there i went ahead going from music genre to another without bashing any of them. I totally believe i enjoyed these albums man, cause i still do.
At least nu metal then was creative.
Tbh I still enjoy Korn’s first 4 albums 🤷🏽♂️
I'd go 5. Untouchables. It should have been Korn's closer too
Me too, and yeah Untouchables is sonically the most brutal album from them, l besides Take A Look In The Mirror
@@PeeWeeHermitGames Definitely agree. Also it sounded so polished for a Korn album at the same time. The production level was paramount (I read somewhere untouchables just about financially crippled the band to produce? I could be wrong). Now to add to the mention being made of TALITM, at the time when I first bought back in 2004 Was it? I enjoyed the album but at the same time, I couldn't help but feel it was throw back of recycled riffs and material of pervious releases only this time on steroids or a bad datura trip. And although 'break some off' for example, was what I considered a great track at the time, I feel it was way too heavy to even call it a Korn track. TALITM was a good album I thought but for me looking back on it, it also had no proper fluency or new theme like they had prior. I hope that made sense? I could well be just talking shit at the same time.
Hey man you like what you like, thats the beauty of music-personally i don't like nu-metal in general but i csn understand why people are into it 👍
I still enjoy their first 8.
🎶No mommy, don't do it again🎶
So deep 😟😢😥😦😭😔😞🙁😓💔☹️
Hit or miss
I'll never forget my co-worker clowning on me for listening to candlemass immediately before introducing me to coal chamber
Honestly, I liked Loco on that Coal Chamber album. Not a masterpiece by any means but a screamy song that you just can't take that seriously.
It had a good groove.
bro check out bradley from that album
Loco was the only song from them that i enjoyed (everything else is a hard pass from me)
@@soulexchangemusic Bradley is a way better song imo but hey
"I'll put your ass in a chokehold" kills it for me lol.
I was so happy to hear Fantano sing praises for Korn
Overhaul , preach :)
ew
hurry up and give 21 savage a 7
An 8 would be more fitting
Nah that shit's gonna get a 5 fr
Nay, it's gonna be a YUNO
light to decent 5
6*
Light 6, to be precise.
Tear Away was a pretty dope song though. I loved that song back in high school
The whole album got me into music when i was a kid, I can’t dislike the album lol
Coal Chamber is really on this list? Bruh I am kinda salty lol
Nice Death T Shirt though
Also I am so glad LD 50 Mudvayne was not on this list I would have lost my **** or any Mudvayne albums.
I used to listen to Mudvayne when I was in highschool too bro. You don't have to keep doing this to yourself.
Plus Coal Chamber really isn't great either. I think you might enjoy more industrial music if you look out for it.
Dude, I’m IN highschool
and I’m CURRENTLY listening to them.
What happens at a Anthony show? Does he make music or just talk? Does he do comedy? A one act play? Blackface?
Vintriloquist act with various forms of melons with googly eyes on them.
@@DreadlordofArch now that just sounds smashing(pumpkins)
It’s just him, with no background music or band, telling the crowd to mosh. It’s a code orange show with no instruments or singing basically.
And he does all of it in blackface.
You nailed it. It's a blackface musical comedy.
Who else agrees that Anthony should host the Oscars?
*Cal Chuchesta*
Cal Chuchesta to perform Best Original Song
The Oscars don't deserve him.
Maxwell Johnson i mean that would be funny
TheKarret I want Cal Chuchesta to host this year’s Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards
13:05 Anarchy Fantano channeling his inner nu metal dudebro lol
I dare u to review The Black Parade
Or Three Cheers
Or a review of them entirely
Pls Melon
hilarious
He really should
10/10 surely
Dolan Dankn't classic week is over bro
@@alexandertrilliam Maybe he would still do it, he has said he loves the band
I disagree with The Sickness, it's got some solid tracks. It's not their best album by any means but still good.
As for Drowning Pool, the frontman died which is why they didn't have a solid follow-up (their second album is ok) and they did have a slower song with their 3rd frontman, last I remember "37 Stitches" is their highest or second highest charting single
Stricken was dope
I thought everyone liked the Sickness
I thought it was general consensus that it's one of there most popular albums, probably their most popular album
We have to remember this Fantino guy is just giving his opinion. It doesn't mean anything. He makes TH-cam videos. His opinion is not any more valid than yours.
No way the shrek soundtrack is on here
Real talk? Shrek and Shrek 2 both have some great tracks in them.
Dope’s debut album might not be the nu metal album you want to hear, but Life was actually a pretty dope album
dope
Just the way he said “I’m gonna be there, Cal’s gonna be there” had me dyinggggg
Brian Krosky I know. Those two separate people are a hilarious duo!
I've totally seen them in the same room together at the same time.
You must be the target audience.
No jokes or snark, I clicked this video holding my breath like my fetish was about to be called out.
Respectable list.
Stricken will always be my favorite song from them
I hate to say it, but I kinda like Stupify.
@@heelstevenmaggle5615 eh that one is alright
Stricken is a classic
123123123 Nah cause they’re is a few songs where the choruses can save the songs imo. Overall tho they are just kind of boring lol
Kinda funny because I dislike their entire discography yet for some reason like Stricken. No clue why
5:17 When you say a curse word in front of mom
Dang why did you had to do Drowning Pool like that?
Right. Sinners a great album. Fuck melon
Tear Away and Sinner
fr that album is good, fuck this guy
It is funny how he mentioned that they weren’t able to repeat the success of the first album, without mentioning that the lead singer died after the debut. That has a tendency to kill a fan base...
@@Swoopert I know, I only listen to that one album :(
How about 5 nu metal albums that you still love, or can still appreciate? I think Slipknot’s self titled album or Iowa still definitely deserve praise, and I’d love to hear you discuss them, seeing as they have an album set to release this year. Perhaps also Sepultura’s Roots, it’s really your choice. Would just be an interesting video on an extremely overheated genre that DID actually have a few fantastic albums.
also its worth noting that nu metal is having a mini revival by being combined with metalcore. plus we did get some good nu metal records even after the time of the genres popularity. "DIM" by gazette (released in 2009) is a prime example of this, also i think a look at Korns Untouchables would be interesting (it was the most expensive album ever made at the time)
KoRn's first 2 records are pretty flawless, and they predate "nu-Metal", especially since that never existed and everyone copied them.
the early korn records were awesome (and honestly imo some of their new material is good), slipknot for sure, deftones earlier "nu metal" albums were amazing altho melon said he doesnt care for deftones, even linkin parks first 2 albums were pretty good
Was Slipknots first album really Nu-metal?always came off industrial to me,like the album though.And Iowa wasn’t bad musically the lyrics just get kinda cringe for me.
You'll probably find that most of the albums you consider go beyond being standard numetal
Still hoping for a classic review of Hybrid Theory
I absolutely can’t believe you actually liked Dropping Plates at one point lmao
I have a huge soft spot for the band but I hated that song since day one
I still like that song.
Instrumentally, I love that song.
Vocally... Not so much
I love that song fuck off
Disturbed was and still is a great band, but that song is easily their worst
I think that song is decent, especially compared to the two awful songs before it Numb and Want
I dont think Slayers Reign in blood is nu metal but if u say so ...
I know you're joking, but Diabolus and God Hates Us All are Nu Metal albums. Honestly I like both albums, and I hate Nu Metal.
no
I actually enjoy Drowning Pool's debut album. Tear Away, Sinner, All Over me and Reminded are still bangers. Same- ish but still, bangers. Also Enemy is another great song from them as well as Step Up and 37 Stitches but thst's a different vocalist. As for Disturbed, i feel like their second album is way better than The Sickness. The song actually sound different. But hey, that is just my opinion. A question, does anybody remember 40 Below Summer? I loved that band, another earwormy singalong songs, still commng back to it from time to time.
Step into the sideshow.
Same thing i was saying to myself and shit. The songs on Sinner all had the same sound going on but those 3 are definitely great standalone songs if you separate them from the album. It'll always hold a 7/10 for me
40 Below Summer had a bunch of good songs. they weren't as well known though.
Before Drowning Pool got their big break, they were in the running with a few other bands from the scene for that position. I really wanted Low Gear to blow up instead of Drowning Pool. Bah.
@@FictionExistence I really dig drums and vocals on whole The Morning After. On songs like Rain or a season in hell they give that floaty and big sound to them. And the vocals were really fitting.
I still think the first Orgy album Candyass holds up. Interesting fusion of nu-metal and 80s synth pop
Orgy is great
Yeah they ruled
@@gallowshumor1784 Orgy WERE great. They were great when they had Amir Derakh and Ryan Shuck, but now they have only Jay Gordon acting like a jerk for the last ten years, and a bunch of boring and uninspiring instrumentals (because all the interesting stuff Orgy had was made by Derakh and Shuck, and then they took away all that wounderful stuff to Julien-K... which are awesome even when they play EDM-alike songs like "Cruel Daze of Summer". Besides, Shuck is a better singer, than Gordon)
True dat
Did you guys know that orgy used to be a hair metal band in the 80s? "Rough Cut"
Whaaat? How do you not like “Tear Away” from Sinner? Great song.
That time in music when every band wanted to sound like linkin park, then way later on it was cool to hate linkin park, then chester dies and everybody wants to love them again. Literal definition of a love hate relationship for the longest time haha
All of these bands were around before linkin park though 🤔
You do not know what you are talking about! But assuming by the likes you are not alone...
If deftones is on here im going to riot
He's mentioned Deftones before several times in a positive light. I doubt he'd suddenly forget how influential Around the Fur or White Pony was.
Are they and SOAD the only good ones?
@@sudevsen rage against the machine if you count them as nu metal i guess.Really depends tho a lot is absolutely awful but slipknot is still a guilty pleasurd for me
@@Hanzer-ns5bh ive only heard him trash them recently, shame because they make some of my favourite music
@@sudevsen I've seen Static-X and Fear Factory labeled as nu-metal, but I'm not sure on the veracity of those claims.
I can't believe Disturbed is a band that I used to listen to and take seriously. That's disturbing.
that guy on the disturbed cover is me when my poop dealer runs out of diarrhea.
People miscategorize Tool,System Of A Down,Rage Against The Machine,Deftones,Incubus,Rammstein,Mudvayne,White Zombie,Rob Zombie,Marilyn Manson,Nine Inch Nails,Mindless Self Indulgence,Mr Bungle,Primus,and Faith No More as Nu Metal when these bands just influenced Nu Metal and are a lot better than most Nu Metal bands.Korn was the first Nu Metal band and influenced many bands their music was good. But crappy bands like Saliva and Papa Roach and Coal Chamber ripped them off. Korn,Slipknot,Static X,Linkin Park,and Snot are actually good Nu Metal bands among a handful of other bands.
you should really add spaces after commas, it makes it kinda difficult to read.
@@zaonikoviolet ok I dont pay attention to stuff like that when I'm making comments on TH-cam
Ok, so static x came out 2 years after coal chamber, and are heavily influenced by coal chamber... So how can you say coal chamber is a crappy band?
I don't really think people "miscategorize" those bands. It's just that some of their music has brushed the Nu Metal genre.
@gonzaa marques,el limón místico are you seriously saying fungus amongus is nu metal?
As cringey as Disturbed can be, they set me down the path of music when I was 13. I still listen to their Indestructible and earlier eras for nostalgia reasons.
Yeah they had a big impact on my metal listening journey
they had a cool thing going on the opening track to Asylum but it only lasted like 1:25 before it turned into their usual garbage where the guitars do the same exact corny power riffs
also apparently they covered The Sound of Silence and it wasnt completely terrible, but the lead singer still manages to go over the top at the end
🤘🏼
@@aa-th2vj I don't get the hype for that cover, the entire thing was overblown and histrionic.