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During the early 90s, a new genre was taking hold of the youth of America. It was angry, loud and a fusion of several styles of rock, metal and rap. That genre was called Nu-Metal. However, say that to any die hard Deftones fan and youâll most likely regret it.
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Deftones were and always have been wrongly associated with the Nu-Metal movement, despite the fact their music tells a very different story. The band themselves have even rejected the notion of being associated with the genre so how did they come to be mis-genred.
Korn's debut record, which most consider to be the commercial catapult for Nu-metal, hit the shelves exactly one year before Deftones released their debut album, Adrenaline, well, give or take a few days. So in some regards itâs easy to see why Deftones joined the ranks of Korn, Limp Bizkit and even Slipknot when being designated a Nu-Metal band. They essentially rose to fame in the same scene as the red caps, adidas tracksuits and boiler suits.
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Vulgar Power of Display. Nailed it.
Beat me to it. Classic.
Same
Don't forget far driven beyond!
@@stephenhall2980 inam a fan of âhell from cowboysâ
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As a 90's kid from a Mexican and Chinese background , Chino Moreno was a HUGE influence for me.
Love this band, also as musicians Abe and Stephen are so painfully underrated .
Deftones IS a Genre.
Is a genre. Yepððð
And especially. Hes one of the best drummers of that era all u have to do is listen to him on the records. Around the fur especially. Hes brilliant.
DudeâĶChiâĶ
â@@user-hk7hz9cn7v Ikr. Such a talent, with such a tragic ending.
It breaks my heart everytime i think about it.
And Chi...
Crazy to think theyâve been underground or borderline underground almost theyâre entire career but now theyâre bigger than ever and are overshadowing bands that overshadowed them for years. A true testament to hard work, dedication and never giving up.
I think it worked out in their favor..they stayed right in the middle. You get too popular too fast you crash... too underground you're never known. It just annoys me they've been a bit of a meme in the last year or so with the Gen z (which I NEVER would have predicted being a fan since WP came out) but also they generated alot of young fans too and still taken seriously. Bands of their era definitely went sideways a few times and didn't generate as many newer fans except maybe korn, slipknot, and limp bizkit
I would say they pretty irrelevant right now, like all rock music for that matter
@mikekrause910 I think is todays world and lifestyle which are truly irrelevant. I donât know how would anyone listen to Ohms and think itâs irrelevant unless the listener is braindead.
@@mikekrause910you must not be seeing the numbers. In very recent years theyâve absolutely blown up on social media and gained a whole new generation of fans
Back when Korn came out with Life is Peachy they did some shows with Deftones was incredible
As much I love hearing about Deftonesâs origins, I wish we could hear more about their time between âAround the Furâ era to âWhite Ponyâ era. This small documentary just schemed right through like it wasnât that important. Especially, since Chinoâs favorite album is âAround the Furâ from their discography.
He skipped over a bunch of stuff. Didn't even mention their last 3 or 4 albums.
Around The Fur is still my favorite Deftones album.
I feel this comment
Be nice to have a part 2 documentary. Suggest it!ð
Literally dude went from saying they were being booed on stage to them topping charts with no context in between
Deftones are genuinely one of the best bands EVER, maybe even the best. I don't know many bands who have consistently put out amazing music for the best part of 30 years and are just so incredibly unique whilst at the same time aren't plastered absolutely everywhere. Definitely a one of a kind band for sure
Radiohead....
But agree Deftones IS one of a kind âĪ.
Best band ever??? Stop. Even Chino would slap you for saying such stupidity
I agree. Deftones are such an incredible band.
@@estebanramosjimenez7291Radiohead doesnât really compare to this band though if you ask me
Definitely Deftones is the best band of the nu metal era
Bro. I'm cousins with Chino. You nailed this documentary. Kudos! Rad as hell ðĪ
Thanks man! Greatly appreciated ðĪ
@treepeekerspodcast Chino's your cuz
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Passenger, Digital Bath, and Be Quiet And Drive are my favorite songs from Deftones.
Hell yeah Chino and Maynards vocals just work perfect together, I listen to passenger all the time
Idk if youâve heard them or not but rats!rats!rats!,poltergeist,this place is death,phantom bride and hole in the earth are really good
There's too many to name IMO.
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Oh my god Passenger is heavenly
Deftones is my favorite band, I feel something that I can't feel even with drugs when I listen to them. Something that transports me to other mental states. Something that touches parts of me that I didn't know existed.
Love how you worded that very same feeling I also have when listening to the magical Deftones. It feels as if some part in me just lit up; a giddy like feeling that resonates true happiness. However many years can pass, you always remain connected to "that feeling" every time you hear a favorite tune by a band you've loved for decades. It's amazing how music makes our world more vibrant and more hopeful than ever.
Hell yeah dude.. That's the best way to describe it.. It definitely takes you to part of something that you never knew existed within you.
Been waiting years for a deftones documentary from you, finally! Rip Chi Cheng, I wonder what Eros would have sounded like had you not passed, rest easy.
I'd love to hear Eros someday the two tracks I heard sounded great (Smile and Melanie) rip Chi you are missed ðĒ
Rest in Power Chi...
I see Deftones like Chevelle. Never quite get the recognition they deserve but never make a bad album
Same thoughts here. Been a fan of the two bands.
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2 of my favorites
I LOVE both they definitely deserve more recognition âĪ
10 years too
Stephen Carpenter really pushed this band to the harder edged places, while Chino really found room for melody.
For me that was what made them so great. This hard, angry, legit thrash style which still found a way to be interesting beyond a few power chords.. Elite screaming and an ethereal haunting voice. I thought it was a perfect mix on Adrenaline, and then they just kept tweaking it and changing and leaning more into one style or the other and it just missed that raw perfect combination for me. I liked songs on their first three records and then honestly barely bothered to listen to the newer stuff because it just all sounded like filler that would have never interested me on day 1 when I fell in love with Adrenaline, but admittedly that's me for practically every band. I always like the first 1-3 albums, and then a band just falls apart at the seams when they stop doing 'THAT''
Wow! Of all the people I thought we should thank for Deftones, I never thought a guy hitting Stephen with his car and Madonna (?!?!) would be on the list.
The legendary story of a legendary band! RIP Chi, and long live Deftones ðĪ
I love this channel. I'm a casual Deftones fan, but the documentaries here are excellent. I just wish they were longer. ð
7 Words is one of my favorites. The whole Adrenaline album is just beyond awesome. I played it on repeat for weeks. The same thing happened when Around The Fur came out. I love all their music. But the first two albums are definitely my favorites. I think a lot of the bands I was listening to at the time all had debut albums that were their best in my opinion. Korn, Limp Bizkit, Coal Chamber, Slipknot, Snot(R.I.P. Lynn), Sevendust and so many more. That was a great time for a music lover. Everybody had debut albums that didn't have a bad song. Damn I miss those days
Dude I loved Snot! "my balls your chin!" Haha...they were so badass. On another note, one time I randomly ran into the singer of Coal Chamber Dez on Melrose in Hollywood lol he was a cool dude."Mi Loco!" LOL
Foreal I fucking love adrenaline
I can relate man. I grew up in the 90s in Stone Mountain, GA right outside of Atlanta. I was lucky to see each of those bands live in the beginning of their careers. The 90s was a damn good time to grow up for music lovers (rock, punk, metal, rockabilly, industrial, oi!, ska, reggae, etc.). Atlanta was bad ass back then.
They're so underrated. They were more than the Nu Metal tag that music journos love to pin on them. They are the Radiohead of Metal.
"Radiohead of Metal" I love that comparison ð
I think it can go without saying they were an elevation of nu metal.. but this documentary acts offended or surprised they were lumped in.. They were from the same area as Korn, friends with Korn, signed with Adidas.. I HEARD of them from being a Korn fan and everyone telling me to listen to them.. then all of a sudden they're not nu metal? They're at least part of the same clique.
Radiohead was and always will be ghey.
This band has had such an impact on my life! Nothing ever comes close to the music they make. Thank you Deftones for being a band!
To me what really stands out about Deftones and makes them my absolute favorite bad ever is that exact evolution that Chino talks about. I dont know a single other band that has been as consistently talented, creative, and innovative with their sound. While still delivering the kind of music that fans of the band want to hear. They never completely shifted their sound, changed genres or anything like that like a lot of 90s ish bands did when they "grew up" they always just moved forward. Deftones doesnt have a single bad album, for almost 30 years they have been making consistently incredible music. I dont know a single other band that i can say that about, ESPECIALLY when it comes to alt rock/punk/numetal scenes.
this band has been aged like pure fine wine. i hope my future wife likes deftones
My wife loves knife prty!
I play them all of the time in the car, especially on long trips. My wife says she dislikes the music but Iâve caught her tapping/humming/singing to them a fair few times.
She canât hide it!
Deftones is such a consistent band. each album gets better
So you think around the fur is their 2nd worst album?
@@bloodlorde4994 huh?
@@krinque each album gets better? Then the lastest one must be the best right? So adrenaline is the worst? AtF is the second to worst! That's what you are saying I think.
@@bloodlorde4994 when did I say they started bad? I said each album gets better but I never said that their first album was trash. Every Deftones album is a 8+ and there are even some that exceed 10. It was a expression dickhead
You are right hehehe From personal perception I prefer their albums from their beginning 90"s debut 2000's
In '97 my buddy, who had been teaching me to play guitar brought me an unopened Adrenaline CD. We put it in, and "Bored" immediately changed our lives. It had been out for a while, but we were living on an Army post in Germany, so our fingers weren't exactly on the pulse of new music. We were already aware of Korn and kind of digging that new flavor, but Deftones immediately hit the nail on the head for us as a couple of adolescent, angsty, aimless kids trying to find our way in the post-grunge era. We spread it all over school and in no time at all just about everyone we knew was a fan. Saw them in Hamburg soon after and I was so relieved they could bring the goods live. Deftones will always be in my top ten bands of all time!
The fact Chino Marino had such a passion for skateboarding really had me relating to the music and atmosphere this band put out. Absolutely loved Deftones and still do to this day ðĨðð§ĄððĨ
I got to skate backstage on the Around the Fur tour. It's was Easter and my 21st birthday as well. He shared many Heineken. Lol
As a huge Deftones fan, this made me an even bigger fan.
IMHO, Deftones are the best band to come out of that weird Era of underground music, and they're still killing it.
Thank you, man! That was excellent. It made me drop a Deftones CD in play. So good!
I found your channel the other day and watched a couple back to back, immediately searched Deftones and couldn't believe you hadn't done them yet. I Love your content!
I saw them live in Atlanta, GA several times over the years starting from 95 for there first album. It was awesome seeing them and Sugar Ray live during both bands heavier period of music. They were a huge influence for my friends and I growing up in Stone Mountain, GA in the 90s. Awesome time for music and to grow up.
Good to see Jonathan Davis narrating this documentary ð
Is it really him?
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â@@coreyabell6332 can't you tell from his California accent?ð
@@adampindell No
I've been waiting for this video for so long. Just want to say thanks for giving us such good quality videos. âĪïļ
i cannot even use words or any type of action to show just how much i love deftones and chino. the sound and the passion just fills me with purpose and happiness. i love deftones so much - the genre, the music, the meanings behind the songs, the backstory- its all so beautiful and is art in its own special way.
Hell yeah man! Been waiting for this one! Deftones is one of my favorite bands! ðĪð―
You and Trash Theory are nailing it with the best TH-cam rock documentaries. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
So glad I got to see them live twice. For the Change tour they opened for Godsmack and blew them away! Godsmack came out and after their second song we left. We had come to see Deftones and they killed it.
I first discovered them when around the fur came out, but white pony is the album that REALLY stuck with me and it's still an all time favorite. Such a great band, thanks for this video on themðĪ
Exactly the same for me. White Pony was life changing back then. But now It's the other way around, I listen to around the fur more.
Same. White Pony has been my all time favorite album since it came out! As a music fan of heavy and not, I've yet to hear anything sound like that including the deftones themselves. Whatever they were doing during the writing and recording of that record was magic. I don't count that back to school track since they were forced to by the label for a 'hit' and they literally wrote it in like a hour to just prove how simple it was to do something like that lol
Despite the Pantera album name derp, your content is awesome. Keep it up!
Still not over it?
Vulgar Power of Display really broke my immersion. ð
You've got the perfect voice for these type of documentaries.
The story of them opening up for Kiss is brutal! I love Deftones, great video!
Well done documentary. Your work is appreciated.
Thank you!! Deftones is in my top 5 and still I learned so much about them here. ðððð
So great and dope Band !! So famous here in my country !! Much love from Brasil Rio de Janeiro city of god ð§ð· Rip Chi Chen ð
I'm happy they have recognition in your country!! Such a good band, and RIP Chi
Thanks for doing this vid of my all time favorite band. ðĪð―
Im just a 90s kid from Romania and I'm gonna be totally honest here, Deftones is the soundtrack of my highschool years which were my favourite years.. And not just that, they are present with me everyday, still to this day . I've had the opportunity to watch them live , once here in Romania and once in Italy. They will be Forever etched in my heart âĪïļ
Happy to see Deftones getting love. I am one of the OG listeners who lost track of them at White Pony. I feel they lost that hunger, that edge that made me love them.
Self titled went hard tho?
Started to get that heroin feel to em don't know why they stopped going so hard... still my favorite band
@@justinsocco3007what do you mean
Deftones has and always will be my favorite band of all times. Great documentary vid, tooo!
The Deftones wereâĶ.have and will always be their own sound. Their own thing!
Dat was really awesome... thanx fur doin dat. Deftones is my fav band
A band that plays a genre of their own, nobody sounds and writes like them, so many different influences blended together, thus somebody called them "the Radiohead of metal".
My two cents: they are the most "longevous" alternative band from the 90s in terms of listening experience, meaning they will never sound dated, more than any other great band from that era, because they were so ahead of their time in terms of writing, performance and production. Even if you listen to them nowadays, with nowadays' ears, they could sound like a young contemporary band (at least from Around The Fur onwards). Indeed they became hugely popular in the last few years amongst the alternative TikTok kids.
Conversely, grunge to me it's starting to sound a bit dated and classic rock-ish, although I'm a huge grunge rock fan and for example Soundgarden are one of the best bands ever. Even most nu-metal and rap-metal and crossover sounds a bit dated nowadays.
Some of Deftones' dedication to details, songwriting and sound is yet to be fully understood and appreciated, because their unique blend found both the metal and the alternative audience not ready for that yet back then, and they were underrated as just another nu-metal band, so they were less popular than other bands, such a shame.
They also had a great taste in choosing and playing covers, and they sounded great even acoustically.
You took words right of mouth. I've told people that almost verbatim. Around the Fur and White Pony sound as fresh today as it did then! The only except is a few moments on ATF with songs like Lotion where some of that vocal delivery had a bit of that 'rap flow' but then again you hear that in hardcore as well. It's not like he is literally rapping with some sideways hat style. Songs like BQAD still sound timeless like it could come out today. Even lyrically his stuff was more poetic and that gave it a sense of something deeper. White Pony...classic and just perfect from beginning to end with the heartbeat at the end of Pink Maggot..its just all other worldly. For a 17 year old kid when it came it, it just really made a impact on me not just in music taste but as a person. I felt like it shaped me to see the world differently as corny as that may sound
The only thing that does annoy me is Gen z turned them into a meme in the last year or so but it's not really done in a negative way and if anything it has turned young kids on to them who are 16 and 17 like I was. Either way WP is my favorite album of all time and I've never grown tired of it! I'll listen to it all the way to my death bed
Well spoken. Was telling someone the other day almost the exact same thing; they will never sound dated.
One of my favourite bands. Great documentary.
Oh by the way, fantastic mini doc man!
A friend gave me a copy of Adrenaline and White Pony back in junior high school. Still love these albums to this day. And really stoked that they've found new audiences.
Thank you for making this! I fell in love with deftones in 98 when I heard âshove it.â Greatest band of the last 100 years
...I was at that Vans warp tour, been a fan since thenðŊ
Excellent documentary. Thank you (from Czech Republic).
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Iâve been playing the guitar for 6 years now and whenever someoneâs compliments a piece of mine like âit reminds of deftonesâ itâs fills my heart with so much joy hehehe
I remember Chino jumping like 30 feet into the pit at Ozzfest 99. Fuckin insane!
I was looking/waiting on a good quality video on Deftones. Found it ð
Im a big fan of Deftones, but holy shit , they had it rough when it came to the early days of their career, especially that Kiss tour in 96 , Its like kiss set them up purposely to get booed, but nevertheless, great video , now i know more about them than from what i already knew
I highly doubt kiss set them up for failure. They were probably just as confused as to why the hell Deftones were on tour with them though. Itâs got nothing to do with them. Just business suits.
Discovered this band 20+ years ago, through an old friend from .. thanks Jeroen. Hope you are doing well where ever you are
Great documentary! Well done.
Been waiting for this one !
Great article and description of this iconic band! #deftones
Saw them with Pantera in Worcester...great southern trendkill tour.... Adrenaline had just come out recently....they blew my mind and changed my view of music since then.... easily my all-time fav band since that first time...then saw em again on the White Pony tour with Glassjaw opening
Dude, awesome documentary! I fucking LOVE Deftones.
We had a local TV show here in San Diego called STV (Surf, Snow, Skate). One segment featured music from the Deftones (7 Words). Then a second segment had Engine No.9. I INSTANTLY became a fan. This was right around the time Adrenaline was released. I picked up Adrenaline on CD, made a cassette out of it (I only had a cassette player in my truck), and had it on repeat for months.
I would love to watch a documentary made by you about the story of "Queens Of The Stone Age"
Loving your vids!!!!!
Good video. I do wish you would have included Frank in it though, heâs been there since White Pony and a big part of the sound every album. Also, Sergio was their bassist for something like 12 years, and although the band or at least their management considered him a âfill inâ, the 4 albums he was a part of makes him a member for us fans.
I heard an interview where Chino stated that when Chi wakes up they were just gonna have 2 bassists which would be crazy awesome. Too bad he passed
The 90s rule ðŊ Korn & Deftones coal chamber static x slipknot killer bands
BRAVO!!!! I've always loved Deftones since I got introduced to them in the early 2000's
I Discovered DefTones when they opened for Anthrax (John Bush era). Great show!
deftones is my favorite band right now, so good to listen to while driving.
I wish I could put two thumbs up. Another home run docu!
somehow this man managed to make me fall in love with this band even more
Love these deep dives. Just wish you played more of their music.
I was a junior in high school when Adrenaline was released. I was into hip-hop, punk, and new wave at that time. Depeche Mode was one of my favorites. I was hooked as soon as I heard Adrenaline. It spoke to me. For the 1st time I really connected with someone who had the same angst and depression I did. I've been a Deftones fan for almost 30 years now.
Vulgar power of display is my favorite Tanpera album!!!
Mine too
LOL ð ran to the comments looking for this.
Love the Deftones i grew up listening to them. Such an amazing band
First discovered deftones around 2020/2021. Was on TH-cam and I saw change but with the lyrics of toxic by Britney Spears. That Iâm itself is worth a listen but now Iâm say here in my white pony T-shirt after recently buying a 7 string to play their songs. Love them, always
"They are not defined by genre, they are defined by their own sound and that sound is Deftones"
This is one of the bands that I have more years listened to. Since White Pony release in 2000 when I was 14.
My love for deftones goes back to 2010. My brother introduced me, blessed to have a brother with a good taste in music ððĪð―
12:10 imagine being one of those ten people who stuck around for that performance and not realizing you were watching history being made.
RIP Chi ðŦķðŧ always here through your playing and presence!
Excellent video.
Nailed it bro.
My group of friends in the mid to late 1990âs and 2000âs love Deftones. White pony albums was graduation album weâd listen to. ðĨðĪð―
I was at Warped Tour to see Deftones. Wish we could go back!
ðĪðĨ I'm a little late.. But here I am.. Thanks for the recommendations!! A few I know, and definitely a few I need to know!! ððĪ
great video!
My favorite band, so I'm here for this!
First time I heard Deftones I was hooked,like no other band before or since period
Same here..My friend made me heard Kimdracula way back in the early 2000s when I was high school...which was followed by Change...Chino has such an intense voice
I'm from Brazil, and i love deftones
Actively avoided this band my whole life until 30 years old. My now absolute top 3 ever.
Deftones have always been Nu metal. Whether they like it or not, they are a huge part of that era.
Brilliant work bruv...
& ThankQ Madonna..!!
One of the best bands of all time. Love them! Thanks!
Blessed to have seen them live, twice. In Portugal ðĨðŠ
Thank god nobody has noticed I said Vulgar Power of Display...(⎠this is sarcasm) I made the same mistake in my Pantera documentary, you can watch it here th-cam.com/video/MWxWO814ccA/w-d-xo.html
I noticed. Funny moment.
I noticed immediately as well, lol. Also, @RAWMUSICTV, stick to the subject content. It was kind of weird watching the narrator narrate. Like, why?
â@@CarvedJoker there are literally 1000s of documentaries where the narrator is present on screen. It's called presenting. Jesus dude, culture yourself.
The first time I saw deftones was mid 90's and I'd never heard of them but one of my friends mentioned a show that sounded interesting and the best part was that the tickets were free; all we had to do was go down to the mall and try on a pair of jeans and you'd get a ticket. Pretty sweet deal! I can't remember the other bands that played but deftones sounded great and been a fan ever since. Seemed like I was seeing them every few months at one point becuase they kept playing with other bands I liked.
Been listening to the deftones since early 90's while skating.
I want that picture of chi perfectly jumping horizontally in the background while the boys are gaming and chillin
I love these backstory videos