Stone Sour

Saw freaking Slipknot.

Or not Slipknot, Stone Sour.

I liked Stone Sour.

You didn't see Sour Knot?

No.

We want to try and get him some chatters.

So even Melly Mel, if you don't mind, would you hop in his chat and drop him a unique chat when we raid out? This song was written by Corey Taylor for Stone Sour.

It was a song written to his wife who helped get him sober.

I also want to dedicate this song to Amanda Sweet Panda for coming into my life and helping me become a better person, stay more calm.

There's too many things to list that she's literally came through and helped me out in my life.

Uh, even Maddie Mooks came into your life, made you a better man, uh, and is continuing to work with you and, and, and you guys are growing together and starting a beautiful family.

And I want to celebrate that and not to get too sentimental and tear jerking and all that shit, but, uh, It's Stone Sour.

It's Corey Taylor.

He also did the videos for Blue Monday for Orgy, Melody... as we go on we remember all the times we had together and as our lives change come whatever we will still be friends forever Lincoln Park's one step closer.

He is for Dima, Breaking Benjamin, Reverb Pipe, Stained, Counting Perks, The Call, Rise, and Pretty Good Song, The Calling, Snake River, Conspiracies, Cover of How Soon Is Now, Voices by Disturbed, Everlast, Crazy Town, Strutin' On, It's Kicks a Mass, Flood, Drowning Pool, Switch, Twelve Stones, Stone Sour, Theory of a Dead Man, Frankie Prez, and The Shins, Past and Pounding, which you could read with Matt McCormick.

Street Justice from 1990.

And look, just looking at the VHS counter, there's an unrated director's version.

Let's see here.

We'll start off Metallica, Motorhead on the list, Temple of the Dog, Ember's Fall, Stone Sour, Aerosmith, Stormtroopers of Death, Season of the Obese for Brady.

Season of the Obese.

Him.

Real quick, I'm going to connect Naja to Corey Taylor, the drummer of Naja.

One of the drummers of Naja played in Stone Sour for a little bit.

I don't know why that makes sense.

Well, because, like, I mean, fucking Crass became fucking Crazy Town, you know? Or who did the Butterfly song? Chumbawamba.

I agree.

I think that this was something I was going to bring up on another record, but I'll kind of talk about it a little bit now is there's always like a thing that I've seen, you know, again, just kind of growing up as this band was releasing records that, you know, as Corey started doing Stone Sour again, people would always do the whole thing of like, oh, he's bringing Stone Sour into Slipknot.

And I'm like, I don't really think that's true because.

But instrumentally and like vibe wise, it's so different.

Even when they do a slow song, Slipknot would never do like a through glass and like Stone Sour would never do like a kill pop or a snuff or whatever, you know.

Yeah, but I do think that because he was doing that band so much, he did

improve singing wise.

The bridge is kind of cool.

That's who was popular when I was in high school and junior high school.

As far as new stuff, I like Stone Sour a lot.

Yeah.

It's amazing