Joey Jordison
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Sep 25, 2026
Shane CashmanGUEST
And it's a shame to see him go.
Shane CashmanGUEST
But interesting to see the drums on this because it was like making us, it was an appeal to make us think of Joey Jordison with the way the drums sounded on the new song.
Shane CashmanGUEST
And then they really wanted you to hear the scratch.
Shane CashmanGUEST
When I was talking to you in the DMs, I was like, it's like spite scratches because they had just fired Sid.
AndrewHOST
it.
AndrewHOST
Take us into the studio like a fly on the wall of what it takes to capture a Joey Jordison drum take.
Dave FortmanGUEST
Well, he knows it's his songs, you know, on that record in particular, we had a really hard time getting people to come out and be a band.
Dave FortmanGUEST
So Joey's like, let me just, we were just getting the sounds.
Samy BrayselGUEST
Um, because I, I don't think that any of my friends know how much work I put into a-all of that.
Samy BrayselGUEST
Um, regarding that snare sound from way back when, it was a, a Joey Jordison snare.
Benedikt HeinHOST
Mm-hmm.
Samy BrayselGUEST
And we-- Like, uh, Andy, the, the drummer, pitched it real high, and, and I liked that, and that was his signature sound, actually, and, uh, I, I like that a lot.
David EllefsonHOST
And you've got to see your first or your, your 10th solo album that you put out with Wednesday 13, you've got the 25 years of murder dolls.
David EllefsonHOST
Also the passing of our dear friend, Joey Jordison.
David EllefsonHOST
So there's, Let's get into it.
David EllefsonHOST
Let's go.
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David EllefsonHOST
Hey, Joshua, you, you obviously you're growing up with the primer 55 and everything.
David EllefsonHOST
You probably, what's your, I'll let you weigh in here a little bit on Wednesday and obviously murder dolls and all that kind of stuff.
David EllefsonHOST
And Joey Jordison and that you can speak to that a little bit.
Joshua ToomeyHOST
Yeah, man.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
Fucking, uh... what you call it, Lamb of God.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
I wrote and recorded a song with Joey Jordison because he was an Exhorter fan.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
Mark Morton from Lamb of God is a personal friend of mine, and he told me, he's like, man, we used to love, love, love Exhorter, man.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
We would freaking jam out in the garage, fucking listening to you guys in between jam sessions and shit.
31 MINS LATER
Kyle ThomasGUEST
And it was like, yeah, cool, cool.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
So I did an album with them called Open Fire, which I think is a pretty strong record.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
It was the first thing that I had done since Joey Jordison invited me to do the song which became Constitution Down on the Road Running United All-Stars.
Kyle ThomasGUEST
That put me back on the map.
Brann DailorGUEST
It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
Brann DailorGUEST
And it's even like, when I first met Joey Jordison, when we were on tour with Slipknot and Slayer over in Europe in 2005, I saw this little guy watching us soundcheck, and I had never seen Joey's actual face before, but I was like, I think that's Joey.
Brann DailorGUEST
Then when we got done soundchecking, I went over to him, and I was like, hey, man.
Brann DailorGUEST
He's like, hey, dude.
Revel IanGUEST
That's what I was doing every day, researching, looking at all my favorite drummers kits.
Revel IanGUEST
And that's around the time I discovered Orange County, um, through Joey Jordison and, uh, Travis Barker.
Revel IanGUEST
Mainly I saw, I think it's similar to the kit behind you, the white, blue and red sparkle.
Revel IanGUEST
I think he called it the Roto kit or something.
Misha MansoorGUEST
And eventually that project kind of went, you know, like I discovered that if you have creative differences, it can be very difficult because it also costs our friendship, you know, like it was very kind of had like a hard time.
Misha MansoorGUEST
split after that because i was very much and this is like what i where i got into mashuga was in was in university i was very much obsessed with that and he wasn't he didn't really get that so much and that was very much at the core of like what i was trying to explore uh you were asking about the mashuga story like i was into slipknot and fear factory and i think i was talking to a guy that listened to metal there i was like saying how like um I think it's Raymond Herrera was a Fear Factory's drummer and Joey Jordison.
Misha MansoorGUEST
I was like, those are two of the greatest drummers in the world, man.
Misha MansoorGUEST
Like, I don't know anyone who's like faster, like crazier than them.
GVLLOWGUEST
that's your mount rushmore i
Jarrod FallonHOST
don't know yeah like if i do the mount rushmore i would definitely have to be joey jordison's um black serpentine kit the the double bass dude um i learned from daniel is
GVLLOWGUEST
so cranked too
Jarrod FallonHOST
yeah i learned from daniel so apparently that snare has three vents on it and the reason his logo heads had three vents or the three ports were to match the snare that's why they are three So he has the Orange County logo in the middle and then the three ports on the kick drums for like a masterpiece.
Jeff HowanekGUEST
And so the guys in my, I was in the, my band in college where like I was in kind of the same band in high school and college for a long time.
Jeff HowanekGUEST
And we all kind of, one of the guys was like really big, like our drummer, who was incredible of course because i spent my whole life now with incredible drummers um he was like more of a metal head like he was like a joey jordison like slipknot fanatic and then our bass player was more into the like emo you know like uh uh like thursday and some of the heavier like like uh emo screamo stuff and then i was like a pop punk ska kid and so our i don't know what genre we played i guess alternative something um but you know it was it was kind of all this like hodgepodge of stuff kind of around that genre of like the mid-2000s where we all kind of cut our teeth
Matt ValleeHOST
Yeah, yeah, totally get it, totally get it.
Matt ValleeHOST
Remind me next time we talk and we see each other in person, I have a little bit of a personal connection to Joey Jordison.
Matt ValleeHOST
You know, I'm from Minnesota, he's from Iowa.
Jeff HowanekGUEST
Okay.
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