The other day I saw a photo pop up on facebook of Slipknot backstage at Ozzfest 1999, everyone unmasked and it would have been like seeing a unicorn back then. Corey Taylor looked like he was about to take you to flavour town. bleached hair and a flame shirt lol
@@ZombieJesus1987dude which Ozzfest was that? I mean where at? I went to Ozzfest 1999 at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View CA. Damn I miss those days
Just heard Corey's new song on Octane radio and hearing his voice always trips me back to a more simple time in life. Love me some Slipknot and Stone Sour
I could listen to Cory Taylor all day telling his stories. Also I can’t believe he’s gonna be 50. He looks like he’s in his early 30s. I hope there will be more great metal bands to come after all the legendary bands are gone.
The best part about music is that even if the band is no longer actively playing, the music we enjoy is still there for us to consume time and time again.
Corey talking about how an artist can forget something on stage hit hard with me. I felt that once and he's right. It's definitely a moment. It was Linkin Park live in Cape Town. Chester was singing the wrong lyrics for Points of Authority and I know every word. So when Chester was saying the wrong lyrics I was questioning myself but still went with it. Come to the end of the song, Chester laughed and said he forgot the words and Mike laughed with Chester about it... that moment I realised I witnessed my favourite band on earth mess up and laugh it off and it's a memory I hold dear.
Corey is criminally underrated. Most people assoiate him with Slipknot, which they tend to dismiss. But he is easily one of the most versatile and talented rock/metal vocalists of all time.
What!? In what world is Corey Taylor "underrated"? In mine he is OVERRATED. Do you follow any music or rock blogs and rock radio, magazine, YT channels etc etc? It's all CT/slipknot/stonesour, all day, every day. That's not a bad thing, either. He deserves it!
Alice Chains live is NO joke. Saw them in Charlotte NC and was blown away. Walked in a skeptic as I never thought Lane could ever be replaced. Their live show is the real MF deal.
I saw them and William Duvall came out and the dude behind me said, I came here to see Alice in chains, not slaves in chains. In my head I kinda chuckled but I had to turn around and give a dirty look to this guy because that's not something you say in a group of people who are about to thrash a pit 😂
@@degradationtr1p I don't care what anyone says...that dude has some pipes. Certain notes I could feel them tickling the mirco equilibrium hairs in my ears. Epic experience!
Yeah saw them ,do agree to some point lane is the much better singer in my opinion but william has been a realy good replacement aic have done very well there i didnt think id ever listen to them again after lanes death in 02.
@@KaiSyversen the first 3 sure are entertaining reads/listens, but I've never read/heard his America 51 book. Is it any good? I kinda skipped it because I got the sense that it seemed to be heavily focused on american politics and societal issues, which can be a bit heavy for us non-american readers. In other words, I'm more partial to the odd tales of ceiling fans, than lectures in the deeper social structures in the land of the free 😉
@@RasmusYde i was reluctant at first as a non-american myself, but i wanted to give it a chance, and I was not disapointed. Worth a listen in my opinion. The storytelling trumps the main topic. Not sure it would have been the same without Corey reading it. If you have free time, and money to spend, i would recomend it.
Corey is the reason for Slipnot's longevity as well as his own. A great grounded human, smart and making it to 50 like a champ. The conversation here is a blast. I'm 57 and Black Flag was my kindling for metal music as well as Metallica of course.
I think that every time I hear a slipknot track. To roar like that for decades straight? Insane. No wonder he’s got a neck thicker than most peoples torso
@@TheHulksMistress the only way you would lose your voice is if you were doing it wrong completely, there's technique to it and once you learn it properly you won't ever lose your voice from doing it.
@@TheHulksMistressuninformed people make this comment lmao. I've been doing harsh vocals like Corey/growls/screams/ for 10 years plus. Throat never hurts. Iol be able to do them till I'm old and too weak to. How do death metal bands do it for 30+ years? Just like singing it comes from the diaphragm lol
He technically did lose his voice. He's had multiple surgeries. He just does music where it barely matters unlike, say, Miley Cyrus where you'd notice much.
@shawn Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
This a great interview since both Corey and Steve-O are really gifted storytellers. Every topic they can just go on for lengths while still keeping you fully entranced and interested.
The depression segment. Couldn’t have said it better myself. It’s like severe anxiety comes along with the depression because you know it’s gonna hit and you have no control over it. Riding it out and understanding that it is only temporary is sometimes the best solution
Cory Taylor is one my top 5 artists in the world his lyrics are the best & second to none stone sour/slipknot got me thru some dark days the soundtrack to my life ❤
a true legend, i grew up with this guys music since i was 15. Its awesome to see him looking so well, and he is really wise in the stuff he says, plus he is a great story teller. his enthusiasm for everything is infectious and he just seems like a rad dude.
I've been a fan of Corey for damn near 20 years now. He's a versatile vocalist, a criminally underrated lyricist and hilarious storyteller. I've read two of his books, I read his first book twice. I've ALWAYS sort of preferred Stone Sour over Slipknot. This in person interview is BADASS!
You sound just like me, I got into them at 12 years old. I’m 25 now. Heard them on a radio down in Florida one day. Came back home to Indiana and showed EVERYBODY.
I’m from Des Moines and have met Corey at the airport (All Hope Is Gone Era) and my wife had the issue of revolver with Slipknot on the cover. He was super cool, signed the magazine and took pictures, and at a bar downtown awhile back, both times he was nothing but a stand up dude to my wife and I. Been a fan of him since 1998.
Ahhh!!! What a great day to spend my Bday! Corey Taylor, Steve-o, and the guys! Happily part of the Street Team and 1 year sober in 10 days! You guys are absolutely amazing!!!!
So happy to see him give credit to one of the greatest bands of all time, Alice in Chains. RIP Layne! Still an amazing band. So happy I got to see them even if without Layne. We still have the rest of the band. Jerry is an amazing guitarist.
My best friend was buds/worked for Corey making him masks. She passed away in October and I often wonder how her famous friends were affected by her passing. She always spoke so good about Corey. ❤ just typing out my thoughts.
@@rydz656 not really the best analogy there bud, if your mom buys you a ps5 and she passes and the ps5 breaks youre still gonna get another ps5. doesnt mean you wasnt affected.
@@rydz656 still doesn't mean he couldn't have been affected on personal level. why would they mention it? I'm sure they have had road crew and others that have passed and have never mentioned it. the only time they have is when Paul gray passed and that's because it affected slipknot and the fans as a whole.
@helen Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
Ive only seen 30ish episodes, and this is most definitely the best one yet. Corey is one of my favorite musicians, and it was awesome to see how much steve-o was into this interview.
This was my favorite episode of this show BY FAR. And I am so surpised how knowledgable Corey is!! I knew he was cool and had nice fun facts, but man, he knows everything! hahaha We need Corey to have his own talk show!!! hahaha
14:15 Corey is absolutely right about Alice in chains. I saw them at the ameris bank in Atlanta pretty up close. They looked like 7ft tall giants just pounding threw chords with precise percussion. The drums just felt like a clean cold punch to the face. Bass tone sounded exactly like the dirt album tone. Best show I've been to. I recommend looking the show up.
AiC crush it no matter the venue - saw them play a tiny little venue in London, 2000 people, saw them play at festivals to 10s of thousands, absolutely own any stage they walk on, and seeing how much Will has grown as a frontman since the early days working with them is incredible
I really really really wanna hear Corey talk about Joey (Jordison). Why he was let go, and obviously about his passing. Joey made Slipknot for me. When I first heard the Iowa album, Joey is what immediately pulled me in and made them my fav band at the time.
Thanks, guys. I've seen a lot of interviews with CT; this is by far the most endearing and I didn't think I could love the man more. Proven wrong. He's not just one of the most prolific musicians ever but just over all an inspiring human being.
Mad respect to Steve O for knowing everything about music that even Corey knew here haha crazy to hear him naming people and bands at the same moment he was. So cool
As someone who’s not a fan of slipknot I was surprised how great this interview was. Love the music deep dives! Corey seems like a great dude. Much love all ❤
I don't listen to Slipnot or Stone Sour but I always watch Cory every time I see him interviewed. It is a skill to be able to pull off an interesting interview and he is always somewhat amusing and always interesting
This was such an enjoyable episode. I thought Corey was with it but man, he is so knowledgeable! Steve-O as well. On a different note, if I remember correctly, the Moscow show in '91 was completely free.
Man I connected with this podcast. My favorite quote was "When a person has the strength to admit they are wrong. They are doing right". As for Corey's wife can see why he connects with her and she is the kind of person based on his description that I could get along with. Tone, attitude, negativity, racism trigger my anger. I won't take it from a boss, customer, friends or family. I operate on respect. Yelling and shouting gets you no where except my silence.
Honestly... Corey seems like the coolest most chillest guy to hang out and socialize with. I really respect his wisdom and his appreciation for others. I think it's really awesome. It would such an honor and a privilege to hang out with him for a day. Plus... great singer!
I try not to idolize celebrities too much but Corey is just top notch. His knowledge and ability to tell stories is amazing. Could listen to him all day. Also, he’s so gorgeous🫠
@kayla Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
When you look at how far Corey Taylor has come from the shy, depressed addict in the early days of Stone Sour and Slipknot to the man he is now, he's had quite the journey. Ive been along for the ride since the beginning.
I’m so happy they’re both sober, happy and healthy. That said can you imagine partying with Steve-O and Slipknot in the early 2000’s?! Makes feel like partying right now 👖
58:42 This is one of the reasons that I love Slipknot (Especially the newer stuff) and bands like Avatar. You can listen to an album and feel a distinct difference between each song. Even the beginning of an album, compared to the end. AVATAR'S "Welcome To Avatar Country" is just f***ing killer. in Slipknot's case, to start an album with Adderall, is just a great kick in the face.
26:08 Corey has no self-awareness talking about Metallica losing a founding member bass player and mistreating another member because of it. When founding member of slipknot Joey Jordison was kicked out his band by email. 3 yrs after their bassist died...
awesome interview.! especially the DEEP DIVE INTO METALLICA. I'm 54 and I love garage days re re visited. it's sat in my tape payer in my car and just repeated for a year probably. it was a very authentic genuine interview
Steve-Os music knowledge is seriously impressive. Also Corey saying Alice In Chains are his best live band made my day as they're my all time favourite band.
Listen, when Corey talked about relating more to midnight now, than when he wrote it in 2000, that hit me in a special way. I wrote a song recently, that I connect to more after my first psychedelic experience. It's such an honest emotional deep dive into my life after a difficult breakup, that it feels more like a song I would have written after that psychedelic experience, rather than several days before. Part of that experience was a new perception of time, maybe not being entirely linear, so it's interesting to me that such a deep dive happened in my writing so close before having a trip, where I experienced falling through space and time.
So disappointing to hear from him about Russia… Especially when he talks about 1991, he even doesn’t realise what he’s talking about and what kind of insane time was in Russia and also did not mention Pantera.But any way as he said I did play Moscow many times but not anymore…At least he could’ve said sorry for every Russian fan, we love you all…
You mean Jason was bullied like my buddy Chris Fehn? Sad 😢 man... I loved you Corey And wtf these new albums are... and Adderall.. really? Ps Cliff took the best Stick and got to sleep top bunk ...when the bus rammed 😢🥺🙁🎶🕊️✌️
Cory Taylor is definitely one of those rare people who you can relate to, either with music life experiences his honestly the friend you could count on
Needed this right now! Never thought that two of my favorite get togheter sober one day..and be so real about everything. thank you! This just rocks in everyway! 👊🤟
@ozviolet Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
I saw Metallica 17 times from 1986-1992. After that, they'd been dead to me for how poorly they treated Jason Newsted & 3 decades of horrible music. Also the fact that they never took Flotsam and Jetsam out on tour. Newsted tried to make it happen, but the insecure egos in the band (James & Lars) wouldn't allow it. They truly wasted Newsted's talents while he was in the band. He wrote every song on Flotsam's 1st masterpiece (Doomsday for the Deceiver), and he co-wrote 3 songs on Flotsam's 2nd masterpiece (No Place for Disgrace), even though he wasn't in the band at the time. Those 3 songs were started by Newsted, but they didn't make it on the 1st album, so the rest of the band finished the songs for the 2nd album. James & Lars only allowed Newsted to co-write 3 songs the entire time he was in Metallica. That's the real reason why he left.
Amazing interview and great chemistry, the first Corey interview was great, so glad to see you two follow up and be able to do it in person finally. You can see a friendship and bond happen as the interview goes on.
Dude. Started watching Metallica Bassist clip and halfway thru was like, nah, gotta get the whole episode. 😂 This was the interception of personalities I didn't know I needed. Corey was so dynamic and natural and the crew killed it. Loved the whole way it started too. Ok, done gushing 😅
I 100% share Corey's sentiments about back-up and click tracks. Live music needs to be just that: Alive. And I think it's sad how many bands AND audience members nowadays want a live show to be nothing more than a 1:1 recreation of the album track and to have it be as "perfect" as possible, even if it means being chained to a click the whole time and having half the stuff you hear not even be performed live.
Corey feels like my spirit animal in so many ways. We share the same birthday, both love music history & Doctor Who as well. One of biggest hero's & inspirations! 😊
I completely understand Corey's take on Tool. They're my all time favorite band, but they're so dialed in that you know what you're in for and it's almost like just sitting back and appreciating. I saw them a couple weeks before system of a down in the same venue, and the energy for system was so much higher.
I want to know why he dropped StoneSour for this bullshit do it along trash? Great singer but aggressive boss manager. Would love to hear Jim Root's thoughts on Corey's management and temperament.
Killer interview! Corey is so brutally honest and I’ve been a fan since the first Slipknot dropped, I played that album til it wouldn’t play anymore, then got another and then the almighty IOWA changed my life.. thank you Steve-O!
Imagine seeing Alice In Chains 1990. Right after facelift comes out. In Seattle. That show that they did where it’s all black and white. They may have done more like that. But there is one specifically. It’s definitely my top 3 live performances of all time. Disasterpieces is actually #1 for me. That dvd changed my fucking life. Literally
This interview is every 90s kid’s dream. Love it
The other day I saw a photo pop up on facebook of Slipknot backstage at Ozzfest 1999, everyone unmasked and it would have been like seeing a unicorn back then. Corey Taylor looked like he was about to take you to flavour town. bleached hair and a flame shirt lol
Were they popular in the 90's? Slipnot or Stone Sour? I lived through the 90's but never listened to either
@@mikemartin5073 Slipknot exploded out of the gate in 1999
@@ZombieJesus1987dude which Ozzfest was that? I mean where at? I went to Ozzfest 1999 at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View CA. Damn I miss those days
The fuck you talking about?
Corey and Steve-O is like the essence of "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger". So glad both those guys are doing well ❤
America needs more of this
Just heard Corey's new song on Octane radio and hearing his voice always trips me back to a more simple time in life. Love me some Slipknot and Stone Sour
I got die hard rap fans into Slipknot back in the day. I brought a Slipknot CD to inner Philly and blew a bunch of people minds lol
yes because simple time in life somehow ever existed in your or my time ...
@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy don’t project
Corey + Mike POrtnoy + Paul Gilbert equals ultimate warriors of music knowledge
Jesus Christ this is like my whole teenage era........Jackass, slipknot and SoCloseToToast ❤😂
Steve O's growth these past few years is admirable. He's really found his lane as a podcaster.
I could listen to Cory Taylor all day telling his stories. Also I can’t believe he’s gonna be 50. He looks like he’s in his early 30s. I hope there will be more great metal bands to come after all the legendary bands are gone.
The best part about music is that even if the band is no longer actively playing, the music we enjoy is still there for us to consume time and time again.
lol he has more than a days worth of stories!
Corey talking about how an artist can forget something on stage hit hard with me. I felt that once and he's right. It's definitely a moment. It was Linkin Park live in Cape Town. Chester was singing the wrong lyrics for Points of Authority and I know every word. So when Chester was saying the wrong lyrics I was questioning myself but still went with it. Come to the end of the song, Chester laughed and said he forgot the words and Mike laughed with Chester about it... that moment I realised I witnessed my favourite band on earth mess up and laugh it off and it's a memory I hold dear.
Rip to chester... other then corey he's the best metal vocalist.
Chester: “Well that was interesting.”
Corey is the man. Seeing Slipknot live, the way this guy commands a crowd is nuts. And Slipknot bring it every time.
Corey is criminally underrated. Most people assoiate him with Slipknot, which they tend to dismiss. But he is easily one of the most versatile and talented rock/metal vocalists of all time.
What!? In what world is Corey Taylor "underrated"? In mine he is OVERRATED. Do you follow any music or rock blogs and rock radio, magazine, YT channels etc etc? It's all CT/slipknot/stonesour, all day, every day. That's not a bad thing, either. He deserves it!
He is def not underrated wym 😂
Totally agree 💯💯💯🤘🏻
I was never some super fan but I’ve always enjoyed Corey Taylor interviews. Just an interesting guy.
I feel that way about Dave Grohl
Watching Steve-o and Corey fangirl about bands they both like is so wholesome 😂
Corey is like a rock n roll encyclopedia.
i will semi agree lol im sure there is someone im missing at the top of my head now if you said metal i for sure would have called bs haha
56:05 The guy thinks Gospel is called "gosFULL" and he's a 50 year old musician. Let that sink in.
56:27 And it wasn't a slip of the tongue because he doubles down
@@closinginonclosure wtf ..... okay dude.
All of us from that era are like this, all we had was word of mouth and magazine stories,,, talk to us instead of Google and you'd see.
In 20 years of being a slipknot fan this is my absolute favorite interview with Corey. ❤
Alice Chains live is NO joke. Saw them in Charlotte NC and was blown away. Walked in a skeptic as I never thought Lane could ever be replaced. Their live show is the real MF deal.
I saw them and William Duvall came out and the dude behind me said, I came here to see Alice in chains, not slaves in chains. In my head I kinda chuckled but I had to turn around and give a dirty look to this guy because that's not something you say in a group of people who are about to thrash a pit 😂
@@degradationtr1p I don't care what anyone says...that dude has some pipes. Certain notes I could feel them tickling the mirco equilibrium hairs in my ears. Epic experience!
Lane was fn powerful man
i wanna see them live so bad. i hope they come to Welcome To Rockville next year.
Yeah saw them ,do agree to some point lane is the much better singer in my opinion but william has been a realy good replacement aic have done very well there i didnt think id ever listen to them again after lanes death in 02.
Corey talking about Metallica's treatment of Jason Newsted is ironic considering Slipknot's whole situation with Chris Fehn.
Corey Taylor is such a great storyteller.
Yes he is, That is why I love the audiobook version of his books, read by Corey.
@@KaiSyversen the first 3 sure are entertaining reads/listens, but I've never read/heard his America 51 book. Is it any good? I kinda skipped it because I got the sense that it seemed to be heavily focused on american politics and societal issues, which can be a bit heavy for us non-american readers. In other words, I'm more partial to the odd tales of ceiling fans, than lectures in the deeper social structures in the land of the free 😉
@@RasmusYde i was reluctant at first as a non-american myself, but i wanted to give it a chance, and I was not disapointed. Worth a listen in my opinion. The storytelling trumps the main topic. Not sure it would have been the same without Corey reading it. If you have free time, and money to spend, i would recomend it.
You and Corey are such genuine dudes. Love all the episodes but when you got Corey on its a wrap!
Much love and respect to you both and your crew!
Genuinely impressed with Steve O's music knowledge, and Corey is a superb guest! Love these dudes so much
Just listen to the music used in all Jackass episodes. As important as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack.
Yeeeah dude
Cory Taylor so articulate. I’ve seen him interviewed many times and he is compelling to listen to. And yes I’m a huge fan. Thanks Steve-O🤘🏻👏🏻🤟🏻
Corey is the reason for Slipnot's longevity as well as his own. A great grounded human, smart and making it to 50 like a champ. The conversation here is a blast. I'm 57 and Black Flag was my kindling for metal music as well as Metallica of course.
I just seen black flag play out here last month. Mike vallely on front🔥
Corey Taylor seriously needs to do more podcasts
It's insane Corey can do all these shows and still not loose his voice. One of the best vocalist ever.
Lose his voice. Not loose. Lol
I think that every time I hear a slipknot track. To roar like that for decades straight? Insane. No wonder he’s got a neck thicker than most peoples torso
@@TheHulksMistress the only way you would lose your voice is if you were doing it wrong completely, there's technique to it and once you learn it properly you won't ever lose your voice from doing it.
@@TheHulksMistressuninformed people make this comment lmao. I've been doing harsh vocals like Corey/growls/screams/ for 10 years plus. Throat never hurts. Iol be able to do them till I'm old and too weak to. How do death metal bands do it for 30+ years? Just like singing it comes from the diaphragm lol
He technically did lose his voice. He's had multiple surgeries. He just does music where it barely matters unlike, say, Miley Cyrus where you'd notice much.
Corey was so cordial and kind. This was a pleasure to watch.
@shawn Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
Corey is a legitimate legend. Such a positive person man luv him
This was an amazing discussion. Felt a wave of nostalgia listening to you two legends of the early 2000s.
Steveo is the KISS of the podcasting world. He’ll literally put his name and face on anything and try to sell it. Lol
hey man, gotta respect the hustle LOL
And just like Kiss merch people keep buying it.
O yea his signature won't be worth shit in 20 years
I totally use his hot sauce, the garlic mix is on point!
I worked merch for a festival kiss was at and kiss merch was so crazy, a bandana was like $75 a keychain was like $40 haha
This is one of the best wildride interview ever!!... I'm 51 & it made me feel both old & young growing up with him & Slipknot.
Huhh shouldnt you have been grown by the time Slipknot came around lol just teasing never grow up man rock on 🤘🏼
Corey is one of the best singers out there. He can scream like a demon and sing like an angel. And he is cool as fook!
"Hi, it's Steve-O, from Jackass, and this is crowd surfing in Covid".
This a great interview since both Corey and Steve-O are really gifted storytellers. Every topic they can just go on for lengths while still keeping you fully entranced and interested.
I could listen to both of them talk all day. Even Steve-o was quiet-ish, letting Corey talk lol
The depression segment. Couldn’t have said it better myself. It’s like severe anxiety comes along with the depression because you know it’s gonna hit and you have no control over it. Riding it out and understanding that it is only temporary is sometimes the best solution
Cory Taylor is one my top 5 artists in the world his lyrics are the best & second to none stone sour/slipknot got me thru some dark days the soundtrack to my life ❤
a true legend, i grew up with this guys music since i was 15. Its awesome to see him looking so well, and he is really wise in the stuff he says, plus he is a great story teller. his enthusiasm for everything is infectious and he just seems like a rad dude.
I've been a fan of Corey for damn near 20 years now. He's a versatile vocalist, a criminally underrated lyricist and hilarious storyteller. I've read two of his books, I read his first book twice. I've ALWAYS sort of preferred Stone Sour over Slipknot. This in person interview is BADASS!
You sound just like me, I got into them at 12 years old. I’m 25 now. Heard them on a radio down in Florida one day. Came back home to Indiana and showed EVERYBODY.
heard Slipknot first time in 1999, i was 13 years old, now im 37 and they still are the biggest band in my life
Same!!! I have always preferred Stone Sour but appreciated Slipknot for what it was. I would still go see Slipknot just to see Corey 😅
I’m from Des Moines and have met Corey at the airport (All Hope Is Gone Era) and my wife had the issue of revolver with Slipknot on the cover. He was super cool, signed the magazine and took pictures, and at a bar downtown awhile back, both times he was nothing but a stand up dude to my wife and I. Been a fan of him since 1998.
Ahhh!!! What a great day to spend my Bday! Corey Taylor, Steve-o, and the guys! Happily part of the Street Team and 1 year sober in 10 days! You guys are absolutely amazing!!!!
Happy birthday and congratulations
Happy birthday! 🎉
We're Birthday Twins!! Happy Birthday🎉❤😂
Hbd 🎉
Happy Thanksgiving
This is a dream come true, thanks Steve-o and thanks for coming on Corey!
Two of my childhood icons right here. LETS GO!! Mad respect Sir Steve-O! 🙏 🥁
So happy to see him give credit to one of the greatest bands of all time, Alice in Chains. RIP Layne! Still an amazing band. So happy I got to see them even if without Layne. We still have the rest of the band. Jerry is an amazing guitarist.
My best friend was buds/worked for Corey making him masks. She passed away in October and I often wonder how her famous friends were affected by her passing. She always spoke so good about Corey. ❤ just typing out my thoughts.
Obviously not much. They made new masks.
@@rydz656 not really the best analogy there bud, if your mom buys you a ps5 and she passes and the ps5 breaks youre still gonna get another ps5. doesnt mean you wasnt affected.
@@shoot4theface420 They never mentioned a mask maker dying in October. There's always another mask maker.
@@rydz656 still doesn't mean he couldn't have been affected on personal level. why would they mention it? I'm sure they have had road crew and others that have passed and have never mentioned it. the only time they have is when Paul gray passed and that's because it affected slipknot and the fans as a whole.
@@rydz656WTF is wrong with you?? 😂 You're definitely the guy that offends people constantly without a clue.
Corey is such an intelligent guy. I love listening to his interviews
Intelligent guy? He got vaxed...🤔
@helen Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
What a great interview, Corey is the best.
Ive only seen 30ish episodes, and this is most definitely the best one yet. Corey is one of my favorite musicians, and it was awesome to see how much steve-o was into this interview.
Man i love that Corey is a fan first beforr a musician. His music knowledge is on point!!!
This was my favorite episode of this show BY FAR. And I am so surpised how knowledgable Corey is!! I knew he was cool and had nice fun facts, but man, he knows everything! hahaha
We need Corey to have his own talk show!!! hahaha
14:15 Corey is absolutely right about Alice in chains. I saw them at the ameris bank in Atlanta pretty up close. They looked like 7ft tall giants just pounding threw chords with precise percussion. The drums just felt like a clean cold punch to the face. Bass tone sounded exactly like the dirt album tone. Best show I've been to. I recommend looking the show up.
Alice in chains is the best band ever
@@JohnnyNada Whoa! Slow down Sparky....
100%
AiC crush it no matter the venue - saw them play a tiny little venue in London, 2000 people, saw them play at festivals to 10s of thousands, absolutely own any stage they walk on, and seeing how much Will has grown as a frontman since the early days working with them is incredible
One of the worst bands ive seen 🤷🏻♂️
I really really really wanna hear Corey talk about Joey (Jordison). Why he was let go, and obviously about his passing. Joey made Slipknot for me. When I first heard the Iowa album, Joey is what immediately pulled me in and made them my fav band at the time.
Thanks, guys. I've seen a lot of interviews with CT; this is by far the most endearing and I didn't think I could love the man more. Proven wrong. He's not just one of the most prolific musicians ever but just over all an inspiring human being.
im so glad to watch ,thank you Steveo
Mad respect to Steve O for knowing everything about music that even Corey knew here haha crazy to hear him naming people and bands at the same moment he was. So cool
Great interview I massively respect Corey for being open in this one
As someone who’s not a fan of slipknot I was surprised how great this interview was. Love the music deep dives! Corey seems like a great dude. Much love all ❤
I don't listen to Slipnot or Stone Sour but I always watch Cory every time I see him interviewed. It is a skill to be able to pull off an interesting interview and he is always somewhat amusing and always interesting
I have slipknot tattooed on me lmao
Bit weird tho he’s talking about how Metallica treated Jason but he treated multiple slipknot members a lot worse
@@kylehoulihan3875 I saw a bizarre interview of his son who is spitting image
@@krusenator123 likewise brother lmao. im 33 now i got that tattoo when i was 18.
This was such an enjoyable episode. I thought Corey was with it but man, he is so knowledgeable!
Steve-O as well.
On a different note, if I remember correctly, the Moscow show in '91 was completely free.
Man I connected with this podcast. My favorite quote was "When a person has the strength to admit they are wrong. They are doing right". As for Corey's wife can see why he connects with her and she is the kind of person based on his description that I could get along with. Tone, attitude, negativity, racism trigger my anger. I won't take it from a boss, customer, friends or family. I operate on respect. Yelling and shouting gets you no where except my silence.
Great pod cast man 2 of the people I've watched most my life chilling together
Honestly... Corey seems like the coolest most chillest guy to hang out and socialize with. I really respect his wisdom and his appreciation for others. I think it's really awesome. It would such an honor and a privilege to hang out with him for a day. Plus... great singer!
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻💯
Bro we love you, these podcasts get better every week! Keep being you Steve O!
“I’m glad I was vaxxed” 😂😂😂 okay bro
Corey is such a cool rockstar. He is everything I want in a front man🤘🤘🤘
I try not to idolize celebrities too much but Corey is just top notch. His knowledge and ability to tell stories is amazing. Could listen to him all day.
Also, he’s so gorgeous🫠
@kayla Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
@@Coreytaylorrock2 that’s kind of you but am I supposed to believe you’re Corey? Lol
@@3klamarie I know you must be surprised to receive a message from me here right?
It’s always a joy to listen to Corey Taylor. Great talk!
When you look at how far Corey Taylor has come from the shy, depressed addict in the early days of Stone Sour and Slipknot to the man he is now, he's had quite the journey. Ive been along for the ride since the beginning.
I’m so happy they’re both sober, happy and healthy. That said can you imagine partying with Steve-O and Slipknot in the early 2000’s?! Makes feel like partying right now 👖
From young to old Corey and steevo fans, i think we can all agree this was an absolute treat, would love to see it again.🤟
58:42 This is one of the reasons that I love Slipknot (Especially the newer stuff) and bands like Avatar. You can listen to an album and feel a distinct difference between each song. Even the beginning of an album, compared to the end.
AVATAR'S "Welcome To Avatar Country" is just f***ing killer. in Slipknot's case, to start an album with Adderall, is just a great kick in the face.
I love this side of Corey. Well-spoken, smart, caring, open. You don't get this vibe at a Slipknot show.
As far as celebrities go, Corey is pretty rad. He definitely lives and dies for music.
26:08 Corey has no self-awareness talking about Metallica losing a founding member bass player and mistreating another member because of it. When founding member of slipknot Joey Jordison was kicked out his band by email. 3 yrs after their bassist died...
Corey is such a rad dude, met him with Stone Sour when i was a kid and he was the coolest!
awesome interview.! especially the DEEP DIVE INTO METALLICA. I'm 54 and I love garage days re re visited. it's sat in my tape payer in my car and just repeated for a year probably. it was a very authentic genuine interview
I love Corey Taylor 🤟 And I absolutely love Steve-o’s expressions while listening to Corey’s stories 😂 He looks so genuinely happy 😊
Love how Corey Taylor nerds out and gets so excited about metal and horror movies and stuff like that. That's exactly how i get about those things.
Steve-Os music knowledge is seriously impressive. Also Corey saying Alice In Chains are his best live band made my day as they're my all time favourite band.
So bummed I never got to see Layne live
Just the way how Steve-O looks at Corey is absolutely astounding.
Tool band live is like life changing experience. It's something beyond music etc.
Listen, when Corey talked about relating more to midnight now, than when he wrote it in 2000, that hit me in a special way.
I wrote a song recently, that I connect to more after my first psychedelic experience.
It's such an honest emotional deep dive into my life after a difficult breakup, that it feels more like a song I would have written after that psychedelic experience, rather than several days before.
Part of that experience was a new perception of time, maybe not being entirely linear, so it's interesting to me that such a deep dive happened in my writing so close before having a trip, where I experienced falling through space and time.
So disappointing to hear from him about Russia… Especially when he talks about 1991, he even doesn’t realise what he’s talking about and what kind of insane time was in Russia and also did not mention Pantera.But any way as he said I did play Moscow many times but not anymore…At least he could’ve said sorry for every Russian fan, we love you all…
Slipknot was the saving grace of this year's BRRF. Thank GOD you guys were able to play that night!
You mean Jason was bullied like my buddy Chris Fehn? Sad 😢 man... I loved you Corey And wtf these new albums are... and Adderall.. really?
Ps Cliff took the best Stick and got to sleep top bunk ...when the bus rammed 😢🥺🙁🎶🕊️✌️
He’s a fucking hypocrite.
Cory Taylor is definitely one of those rare people who you can relate to, either with music life experiences his honestly the friend you could count on
Great to see Corey on the podcast but I wonder after it finished what he thought about it.
Needed this right now! Never thought that two of my favorite get togheter sober one day..and be so real about everything. thank you! This just rocks in everyway! 👊🤟
I absolutely enjoyed this episode I love Steveo and Corey Taylor what a great combo🎉
@ozviolet Y'all are the damn best. I'm honored to have the kind of support that you show me, thank you. How are you doing it is nice meeting you here btw.
They really hit home they spoke about fixing yourself before being in a relationship with someone you really like and should hold onto
Great episode. Love Corey. So glad MGK and him were able to squash the beef. Seems like they're both in a better state of mind now. ✌🙏
Who gives a shit what state MGK is in.
@Thatthar899 You care too much about these people. Take a breather.
APPRECIATE THE INTERVIEW!
I saw Metallica 17 times from 1986-1992. After that, they'd been dead to me for how poorly they treated Jason Newsted & 3 decades of horrible music. Also the fact that they never took Flotsam and Jetsam out on tour. Newsted tried to make it happen, but the insecure egos in the band (James & Lars) wouldn't allow it. They truly wasted Newsted's talents while he was in the band. He wrote every song on Flotsam's 1st masterpiece (Doomsday for the Deceiver), and he co-wrote 3 songs on Flotsam's 2nd masterpiece (No Place for Disgrace), even though he wasn't in the band at the time. Those 3 songs were started by Newsted, but they didn't make it on the 1st album, so the rest of the band finished the songs for the 2nd album. James & Lars only allowed Newsted to co-write 3 songs the entire time he was in Metallica. That's the real reason why he left.
I never knew that Jason tried to get Flots to tour with Metallica. Wow.
Amazing interview and great chemistry, the first Corey interview was great, so glad to see you two follow up and be able to do it in person finally. You can see a friendship and bond happen as the interview goes on.
Another awesome episode. Growing up, Corey was always one of my favorite vocalists!
Dude. Started watching Metallica Bassist clip and halfway thru was like, nah, gotta get the whole episode. 😂
This was the interception of personalities I didn't know I needed.
Corey was so dynamic and natural and the crew killed it. Loved the whole way it started too.
Ok, done gushing 😅
I 100% share Corey's sentiments about back-up and click tracks. Live music needs to be just that: Alive. And I think it's sad how many bands AND audience members nowadays want a live show to be nothing more than a 1:1 recreation of the album track and to have it be as "perfect" as possible, even if it means being chained to a click the whole time and having half the stuff you hear not even be performed live.
oh yeah! taking no risks and adhering about the covid and vaxxxine machine WOOOO!
Corey feels like my spirit animal in so many ways. We share the same birthday, both love music history & Doctor Who as well.
One of biggest hero's & inspirations! 😊
This is the greatest thing I possibly could have woken up to, I literally fell asleep watching the old Corey Taylor episode!
I completely understand Corey's take on Tool. They're my all time favorite band, but they're so dialed in that you know what you're in for and it's almost like just sitting back and appreciating. I saw them a couple weeks before system of a down in the same venue, and the energy for system was so much higher.
I want to know why he dropped StoneSour for this bullshit do it along trash? Great singer but aggressive boss manager. Would love to hear Jim Root's thoughts on Corey's management and temperament.
Im so stoked to see him kick off his tour in Denver in a couple weeks! Im going to lose my mind
Steve should redo all the interviews he had to do on zoom. It’s much better to see them together.
Killer interview! Corey is so brutally honest and I’ve been a fan since the first Slipknot dropped, I played that album til it wouldn’t play anymore, then got another and then the almighty IOWA changed my life.. thank you Steve-O!
Great video my man SteveO, I love when you invite musicians, im a big fan greetings from Ecuador
Imagine seeing Alice In Chains 1990. Right after facelift comes out. In Seattle. That show that they did where it’s all black and white. They may have done more like that. But there is one specifically. It’s definitely my top 3 live performances of all time. Disasterpieces is actually #1 for me. That dvd changed my fucking life. Literally
Honestly❤