All Hope Is Gone

They formed in '95.

The last record he was on was, uh, All Hope Is Gone, which was '08, and I think they kicked him out in, like, 2010.

Something like that.

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... on the first albums, you know what I mean? By, by 2000 and, you know, by 2007, 2008 or whatever, All Hope Is Gone, they're never writing stuff like that again, right? It is gonna be like, "Here's a song with singing.

Here's a song".

Yeah.

... comes across in the music.

Yeah.

'Cause you listen to like, and I'm, again, I'm swinging at Slipknot here, but like, you know, All Hope Is Gone, which was like one of my f- you know, Slipknot records I was listening to at the time, right? But like you listen back to it and I don't think it's aged particularly well.

No, I, I agree.

We're going to fuck everyone.

the second album is right we've made something devilish how far can we push that the third album is their introduction to radio in my opinion yeah the fourth album all hope is gone has very good moments makes them download headliners

yeah

The fifth album is the first album after Paul Grey dies.

It just shows you, doesn't

it? And it might be a case of they're throwing stuff and seeing what sticks with the new album.

I know they had talked about releasing, when they did the All Hope Is Gone album, there was like Corey Taylor, Clown, one of, I think Jim Root, the drummer, Joey at the time, and then Paul, the bassist.

They all got in a room and made almost like a Radiohead kind of vibe album.

But, uh, overall pretty solid follow-up to, to .5: The Gray Chapter, which was like one of their c- their comeback albums.

Uh, at number five I'm gonna put All Hope Is Gone.

I don't know if I'm gonna get flack for this.

Hmm.

Really cool deep cuts.

And yeah, no, I think a great debut for Jay Weinberg as well.

Um, and a nice comeback after Ma- 'cause this was a long stretch in between, uh, All Hope Is Gone and End .5, so I, I liked it a lot.

All right.