I remember seeing them at the engine room (I think that was the name of the venue, had all the band logos painted on the wall of who all has played there) in Houston around the time that teething was making it's way around the block. When I heard they were coming, I was going CRAZY. I couldn't wait to see them and Incubus. I had only heard New Skin by Incubus and thought their whole album was like that song, boy was I surprised. 🤷🏻♂️👀
@@ChanceTrahan I don’t think they played engine room. From 95 to 96 they played The Abyss, Millennium, Deep Phat and Abyss. I was at all those shows, best shows of my life!
@@geraldfjord it was when Chino was bitching about losing his shoe, 🤣 I'm pretty sure it was The Abyss. His cousin was at that show, I met him waiting for the bathroom. He's a chill dude. 😎
This was the first Deftones song I heard when I was 12 years old. I'm now 36 and have never stopped listening to this band. This stuff is my childhood/middle school years. White Pony my high school, the soundtrack to my college years (Saturday Night Wrist era). Gore was when my wife and I got married, and Ohms is now my new Dad years. Thanks, fellas for all the great years and songs.
Dude's fingers move way quicker than most of us play it. It's practically stop motion. That's skill. It's that tricky thing where it doesn't seem that difficult, but the writing, execution and smoothness comes together. Deftones are among the greatest bands in the world.
@@FlyingV555 There were the handful of kids that thought it was sick, and we didn't have a bassist so our band teacher played. He was like 50 at the time. I think he and possibly the Social Studies teacher were the only adults digging it.
I had already been a bit of a Deftones fan, but I first heard the Drill Sergeants play this during the Right of Passage ceremony right before graduating Basic Training at Fort Benning in 2003. Pretty much set my attitude for the rest of my 12 years in. And really, for my life afterwards. I'm a kind, caring soul, but when crossed, this is my energy.
Brother, Stephen. You don’t know what these mean to me, man. My brother passed away 2 years ago at 33 we grew up playing music all of our lives and we’re die hard deftones fans. Seeing you play this makes me enjoy it like the first time all over again, brother. Thanks, Homie.
Heard this song on a College Music Journal (CMJ) disc, then two weeks later seen them open for the Korn/Orange 9mm show as the TBA opening act at the Abyss in VA Beach. Been a fan ever since.
A friend showed me their debut album Adrenaline but I didn’t like it up until I heard 7 Words. Never heard anything like it before it floored me. Been in the D Tones Family ever since
I am praying for you, Steph.. as a fan since 1999, I see the change in you... whatever it is, put it down,,man. We love you. Take care of yourself, please 🙏
Been listening to Deftones all day. Cannot get enough of Ohms right now. But this was a killer way to end my night. Good to see you guys in Seattle. Can’t wait to see you again.
Saw them in Chicago 5/27 and after the show Stef ripped the set list off the stage after he ran out of the picks he was tossing out and handed me the set list! Best show I’ve been to ever!
@@FlyingV555 Of course I still have it. Here’s the order: Genesis Rockets Prayers Drive Summer Tempest Swerve Digital Knife Beware Sextape Diamonds Rosemary Bloody Cape Change Ohms Lotion Engine 7 words
Man, this is so good. This song takes me right back to how I felt, where I was, and what I was doing when this album came out. This guitar part is so heavy and aggressive and syncopated but also simple and smooth and measured. Beautiful playing of an amazing song and an important song in the soundtrack of my life.
I seen you at ozfest right before Tool ,in Wisconsin, and this was White Pony Era. I brag to this day and to my children how great you guys were. I've only seen you once. Amazing album and career.
My band in middle school and high school played every single song from your first and 2nd album. We performed at parties for free and at school talent shows. We just loved Deftones obsessively. I was lead guitar and we were actually surprisingly talented and managed to almost capture the Deftones sound obviously we could never match the true talent and sound of Deftones but we tried and we managed to do it very well. Our favorite song to play was Root and man I loved opening up that song cuz people would go crazy and its actually deeper than that because it was not only my favorite song to play on guitar but it was also our drummers favorite song as well and he ended up committing suicide shortly after high school and it's just a song that is strong in memory for me and what makes me remember him and our time together. He was the most talented of all us by far. If any of us had a chance at really becoming someone in music it was him. He could do anything on drums simply by ear. He made me want to be better cuz the way we created our own original songs was usually either by him creating a beat or by me playing around with riffs to find something catchy and him coming in with a beat to elevate it. It was truly special to be dropping some melodies on my guitar or starting with a simple catchy riff and how he could just take it up to a 100 and pace it perfectly than our bassist would come in and our vocalist would come in last with his melody no lyrics just his vocals spewing anything just to find the rhythm than coming up with the lyrics. Making music is a human connection unparalleled. When a bunch of young kids come together and form something unique all from just being creative and every one of us able to fill in the gaps on the spot was so fulfilling. Im sad to say we all went our seperate ways after our drummer died and ive since put the guitar down. Ive played on and off throughout the years but I haven't played in a couple years now. I am getting the itch and may pull out my old Ibanez and fender. I still got my distortion peddles and amps. I also had a pick from Dimebag Darryl in which he used during a show I was at where he scratched an x into it and inititialed D.D. on it. My dad was Pantera Coal Chamber and Anthrax security guard that night and also Chiropractor. I got to go back stage and meet these bands and he would adjust their backs 😆. Also met Megadeth and Chicago. But the Dimebag Daryl pick is a special item for me. He always carved an X in his picks. It's cool and it has Pantera logo and is lime green with his initials markered on it. He played the whole show with that pick and I was lucky enough for him to hand it to me backstage. How cool of a memory for me. Also Coal Chamber put on a great opening set that night for Anthrax and Pantera. The mosh pits during Pantera were insane and I actually got beat in very bad by some dude that pulled me out of the crowd and everyone around than beat the shit out of that guy and were all screaming he's just a kid leave him alone. I was not participating in the mosh pits but they grow so big that it started to encroach on me and thats when this crazy dude pulled me in out pf nowhere and started punching back of my head as I laid on the ground and I saw everyone come help me and they beat the shit outta this guy. Its was a crazy night but I enjoyed it even with getting shit kicked outta me. Anyways idk why im pouring my guys out here but shit memory lane was fun and maybe someone will get something out of this comment. If not oh well it felt nice to get some of this off my chest. I love Deftones!
Still one of my fave Deftones tracks! I loved their evolution but this track just takes me back to that feeling of being a possessed psychotic kid in the mosh pit! LONG LIVE DEFTONES 🤘🏼
Damn...amazing looking 🎸!!!💪🤘🔥😈😎..so bad ass!!!..your a true guitar GOD MR. CARPENTER!! when you hear his guitar tone & sound you know it's HIM!!!!!🍻🍺💪🤘🔥😈..
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That bassline is severely underrated.
It took me a little while to realize how much it really made it a great song. Without it those verses wouldn't have hit near as hard.
chi
Rip chi
intro always reminds me of some Black Sabbath basslines haha
Check out my bass cover ;) RIP Chi
THIS SONG WAS THE FIRST SONG I HEARD THEM PLAY LIVE WHEN THEY OPENED FOR ANTHRAX A LOOOOOOOOOONG TIME AGO! STEPHTONE 💪
My brother bought the CD and I stole it in 94 or 95 I don't remember.
I remember seeing them at the engine room (I think that was the name of the venue, had all the band logos painted on the wall of who all has played there) in Houston around the time that teething was making it's way around the block. When I heard they were coming, I was going CRAZY. I couldn't wait to see them and Incubus. I had only heard New Skin by Incubus and thought their whole album was like that song, boy was I surprised. 🤷🏻♂️👀
@@ChanceTrahan I don’t think they played engine room. From 95 to 96 they played The Abyss, Millennium, Deep Phat and Abyss. I was at all those shows, best shows of my life!
@@geraldfjord it was when Chino was bitching about losing his shoe, 🤣 I'm pretty sure it was The Abyss. His cousin was at that show, I met him waiting for the bathroom. He's a chill dude. 😎
2:08 One of my favorite parts of all Deftones songs, of all time.
Goes fucking hard as fuck. This entire album is proof is that lower is not heavier. The entire album is standard tuning.
Shit is so hard
Big fuckin
DEFTONES HARDCORE
2:08 might be one of the most headbanging riffs of all time, it goes so fucking hard it makes me wanna push my face against the wall
absolutely!!! i love this part sm
This was the first Deftones song I heard when I was 12 years old. I'm now 36 and have never stopped listening to this band. This stuff is my childhood/middle school years. White Pony my high school, the soundtrack to my college years (Saturday Night Wrist era). Gore was when my wife and I got married, and Ohms is now my new Dad years. Thanks, fellas for all the great years and songs.
You take the award for the best TH-cam comment i've ever read 💪
My favorite is the self titled album from 2003
Guitar Tech needs a raise. Shiniest fretboard known to humankind. Holy smokes!
Lemon oil is your friend
Steph’s fretboards always look so clean. They have no inlays, and they’re always polished. Makes me want an ESP Steph Signature model. Maybe someday…
Dude's fingers move way quicker than most of us play it. It's practically stop motion. That's skill.
It's that tricky thing where it doesn't seem that difficult, but the writing, execution and smoothness comes together. Deftones are among the greatest bands in the world.
Steph has amazing control over his hands. Riffs like Nosebleed are especially hard.
Probably my favorite song from Adrenaline
I still love this song after so many decades it’s crazy. Well another Adrenaline song off the list, one more closer to Fireal.
What a Nice Way to Start of Tuesday Deftones of Masterpiece.
Covered this song for the middle school talent show. We played this and Korn's "Blind." People were... there.
So basically nobody got it?
@@FlyingV555 There were the handful of kids that thought it was sick, and we didn't have a bassist so our band teacher played. He was like 50 at the time. I think he and possibly the Social Studies teacher were the only adults digging it.
@@BobbySacamano ok so the crowd response wasn’t as bad as I thought. Great songs to cover though.
@@FlyingV555 it was as bad as you thought, but it took me a few years to recognize your response
Nice name😭
one of the best off adrenaline
yessss
real
"Bored" too
Always loved nosebleed. Showed off the talents of all 4 members just going off, but Abe's drumming was just insane on that track
I love u Deftones 🖤
Still dope as fuck, almost 30 years after the fact.
That guitar is a beautiful colour.
Can’t wait for another masterpiece
At 44yrs old, I STILL CRANK UP THE VOLUME to this album. This was a great Erra for music, it was fun times.
I had already been a bit of a Deftones fan, but I first heard the Drill Sergeants play this during the Right of Passage ceremony right before graduating Basic Training at Fort Benning in 2003. Pretty much set my attitude for the rest of my 12 years in. And really, for my life afterwards. I'm a kind, caring soul, but when crossed, this is my energy.
This was great and I didn't even see it yet
Oh yes some old school ‘Tones 🤘🏾
I love these play-throughs.
Brother, Stephen. You don’t know what these mean to me, man.
My brother passed away 2 years ago at 33 we grew up playing music all of our lives and we’re die hard deftones fans. Seeing you play this makes me enjoy it like the first time all over again, brother. Thanks, Homie.
"You have the right to remain silent"...timeless song, thank you soo much
Deftones have shaped music for what it is today and carved new territory in music that will exist forever.
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Heard this song on a College Music Journal (CMJ) disc, then two weeks later seen them open for the Korn/Orange 9mm show as the TBA opening act at the Abyss in VA Beach. Been a fan ever since.
Classic. I went to a club in my Uni days and this came on as I walked in!
🤘🎸🤘
best song ever
When they play this live it's UNTOUCHABLE!!! Big love
All of those Adrenaline riffs are just 👌👌
A friend showed me their debut album Adrenaline but I didn’t like it up until I heard 7 Words. Never heard anything like it before it floored me. Been in the D Tones Family ever since
I am praying for you, Steph.. as a fan since 1999, I see the change in you... whatever it is, put it down,,man. We love you. Take care of yourself, please 🙏
Been listening to Deftones all day. Cannot get enough of Ohms right now. But this was a killer way to end my night. Good to see you guys in Seattle. Can’t wait to see you again.
Saw them in Chicago 5/27 and after the show Stef ripped the set list off the stage after he ran out of the picks he was tossing out and handed me the set list! Best show I’ve been to ever!
Do you still have it? And what was the order of the songs?
@@FlyingV555 Of course I still have it. Here’s the order:
Genesis
Rockets
Prayers
Drive
Summer
Tempest
Swerve
Digital
Knife
Beware
Sextape
Diamonds
Rosemary
Bloody Cape
Change
Ohms
Lotion
Engine
7 words
OMG I CAN'T WAIT
*The very first Deftones song that I learned on bass.*
So good
so fya
Deftones 🤘😎
I've been waiting this song for a long time!
I like how the video editing aligns with the music at 2:10
It's wonderful 🤩
SLAYED 😩😩😩✨✨✨
I loved how he did a lot of standard tuning and still fxckin rocked it to the walls
🤘🏽🤘🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
I remember hearing this on the radio in like 1996 or so. I’ve been a die hard fan ever since.
Wow !!! So much anger, emotion in this song ! one of my favourites 🤗
ive been waiting for this...
About damn time
Man, this is so good. This song takes me right back to how I felt, where I was, and what I was doing when this album came out. This guitar part is so heavy and aggressive and syncopated but also simple and smooth and measured. Beautiful playing of an amazing song and an important song in the soundtrack of my life.
I love u Stephen Carpenter.
Amazing
Adrenaline.. my favorite album. Thx to you! Its awesome!
He has incredible economy of motion and is never tense. Legend
I seen you at ozfest right before Tool ,in Wisconsin, and this was White Pony Era. I brag to this day and to my children how great you guys were. I've only seen you once. Amazing album and career.
My band in middle school and high school played every single song from your first and 2nd album. We performed at parties for free and at school talent shows. We just loved Deftones obsessively. I was lead guitar and we were actually surprisingly talented and managed to almost capture the Deftones sound obviously we could never match the true talent and sound of Deftones but we tried and we managed to do it very well. Our favorite song to play was Root and man I loved opening up that song cuz people would go crazy and its actually deeper than that because it was not only my favorite song to play on guitar but it was also our drummers favorite song as well and he ended up committing suicide shortly after high school and it's just a song that is strong in memory for me and what makes me remember him and our time together. He was the most talented of all us by far. If any of us had a chance at really becoming someone in music it was him. He could do anything on drums simply by ear. He made me want to be better cuz the way we created our own original songs was usually either by him creating a beat or by me playing around with riffs to find something catchy and him coming in with a beat to elevate it. It was truly special to be dropping some melodies on my guitar or starting with a simple catchy riff and how he could just take it up to a 100 and pace it perfectly than our bassist would come in and our vocalist would come in last with his melody no lyrics just his vocals spewing anything just to find the rhythm than coming up with the lyrics. Making music is a human connection unparalleled. When a bunch of young kids come together and form something unique all from just being creative and every one of us able to fill in the gaps on the spot was so fulfilling. Im sad to say we all went our seperate ways after our drummer died and ive since put the guitar down.
Ive played on and off throughout the years but I haven't played in a couple years now. I am getting the itch and may pull out my old Ibanez and fender. I still got my distortion peddles and amps. I also had a pick from Dimebag Darryl in which he used during a show I was at where he scratched an x into it and inititialed D.D. on it. My dad was Pantera Coal Chamber and Anthrax security guard that night and also Chiropractor. I got to go back stage and meet these bands and he would adjust their backs 😆. Also met Megadeth and Chicago. But the Dimebag Daryl pick is a special item for me. He always carved an X in his picks. It's cool and it has Pantera logo and is lime green with his initials markered on it. He played the whole show with that pick and I was lucky enough for him to hand it to me backstage. How cool of a memory for me. Also Coal Chamber put on a great opening set that night for Anthrax and Pantera. The mosh pits during Pantera were insane and I actually got beat in very bad by some dude that pulled me out of the crowd and everyone around than beat the shit out of that guy and were all screaming he's just a kid leave him alone. I was not participating in the mosh pits but they grow so big that it started to encroach on me and thats when this crazy dude pulled me in out pf nowhere and started punching back of my head as I laid on the ground and I saw everyone come help me and they beat the shit outta this guy. Its was a crazy night but I enjoyed it even with getting shit kicked outta me. Anyways idk why im pouring my guys out here but shit memory lane was fun and maybe someone will get something out of this comment. If not oh well it felt nice to get some of this off my chest. I love Deftones!
Peace to my brothers I was in military school with circa 95. This whole album, and particularly this song, helped us greatly. ❤
Wow, Stephen, that perfect fifth and then octave thing in the chorus I would never have figured out! Thanks and respect! :)
This man is a fucking chad. So simple, but their riff are Heavy, no shred just pure clean and angry riff
I've always loved the end of this brilliant song!
The best Deftones' song
Still one of my fave Deftones tracks! I loved their evolution but this track just takes me back to that feeling of being a possessed psychotic kid in the mosh pit! LONG LIVE DEFTONES 🤘🏼
Classic🤘💯
Classic!!
This song wasn't in my top roster until I saw it live. Now, I absolutely love this song.
Thanks for teaching me how incorrectly Ive been playing this song all these years steph
One of my most looped songs when listening to Adrenaline, always powerful!
That fretboard is just perfect looking
The guitar is great but that bass line really makes this song
The 11 year old in me is jumping on my bed screaming this!!!!
I have been waiting for this day. My favorite song by Deftones. Just so damn vibey and heavy for no reason
Loved seeing you in detroits freedom spot. I was walking on clouds the entire day nothing better than to hear deftones to keep the night buzzing. 🗡🥀
Always loved this song
Bravo, congratulations from Perú,
Sos un maestro , de nadie me llega más la forma de tocar como la tuya💪🤘
Certified classic 🔥
Stay home Steph take this out to guitar stores. We will come!
Omg I love deftones so much🤭
I love that Stephen play 7 words while he sleeps
What other band is playing their songs every week for a year straight. Gotta love Deftones.
Stephtone!!
love this so much!
Missed you at Rock am Ring 😥
11 minutes ago wow i love deftones and this song so much!!!
2:00
One of the most brutal, intense, impressive Breakdowns
ever.
Wow 😯
Incredible song and fantastic album
Damn...amazing looking 🎸!!!💪🤘🔥😈😎..so bad ass!!!..your a true guitar GOD MR. CARPENTER!! when you hear his guitar tone & sound you know it's HIM!!!!!🍻🍺💪🤘🔥😈..
This is so amazing, thanks Stef
🤘🏽💀
AWESOME!
I just jumped to the min 2:10
What a riff ❤️
Adrenaline is my favorite deftones album, and 2:11 is best breakdown out of all its songs.
roots breakdown is also very good, but this is definitely the best
Birthmark next pleaseee🤤
one of the first songs I learned by ear on bass by myself in the nineties rest in peace chi 🤘🏻
one of the best songs!!! love y’all
Awesome song 👌
This is prolly my most favorite of ur signature axes dude
Adrenaline ones again, let's gooo
🖤🖤🖤