First Time Watching KORN Falling Away from Me | Vocal Coach Reaction (& Analysis)

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• JO

  @Joseph-ny5rr · 2 years ago

  Korn had such a unique sound, you knew who is was instantly from every riff

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• T.

  @t.b.m.b. · 2 years ago

  The next on the Korn journey could be "Thoughtless", "Blind" or "Rotting in Vain", which was even nominated for a Grammy.

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• TH

  @THE_Evan_Stone · 1 year ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUICmMTDltQ&amp;t=110">1:50</a> The immediate stank face 😂

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• TH

  @thehunter7422 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUICmMTDltQ&amp;t=176">2:56</a> that buzzing is a fuzz pedal being used by Fieldy the bassist of korn if im not mistaken . They love experimenting with different effect pedals for different sounds to give pff different vibes, of course with fieldys style of playing is pf course way different than you&apos;d ever see already from your average Bassist lol he loves his slaps and with his specific tones of no mids etc , provides that very specific percussive clank you hear in most older korn songs, it may sound like the drums or other percussive instruments ( its what i thought for years lol) but that is indeed Fieldy slapping his bass with the fuzz pedal there in here. Will never get tired of his sound in these older albums. It just fits korn like a glove

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• CJ

  @CJ-Fischer · 2 years ago

  Pauses don’t bother me…I really enjoy how you break it down. I’ve seen Korn a few times live and been listening to them from the beginning… maybe because I’m older but I enjoy the breakdown of Korn’s music and find it Very interesting

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• LI

  @LithelyUnshod · 2 years ago

  Yes, they were subsequent singles and videos. Freak on a Leash was the last single off of Follow the Leader, and Falling Away From Me was the first single from Issues.

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• SC

  @scottnukend · 2 months ago

  vocal coach in the title is the only reason I feel how you smile in this song, lol. But yeah, you nailed it.

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• KO

  @korndog81 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for MOAR KORN!!! &nbsp;Fun fact, Fred Durst directed this video. &nbsp;Thoughtless or Rotting in Vain would be good choices for the next one.

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• HE

  @Heru3005 · 2 years ago

  Time for &quot;Got the Life&quot;

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• T.

  @t.b.m.b. · 2 years ago (edited)

  OMG! YES, JEN! So happy to see you returning to the Korn journey. It&apos;s one of my favorite bands. They were the precursors of Nu Metal, a musical genre (my favorite) that was a phenomenon in the late 90s and early 2000s. Jonathan Davis is a survivor. He sings about his pain, trauma and all the psychological and physical violence he suffered, helping many who also went through the same suffering, showing that they were not alone. &quot;Falling Away From Me&quot; is one of those Davis screams, like &quot;Clown&quot;, &quot;Hater&quot;, the extremely heavy and disturbing &quot;Daddy&quot;, among others. Exceptional choice, Jen! I&apos;m going to make a suggestion: Deftones. It&apos;s a unique band. Despite starting out in Nu Metal, it is currently impossible to name it. Each song is a masterpiece that makes us travel to another dimension. &quot;Digital Bath&quot; would be an excellent start when entering this Deftones universe, where once you start it, there is no turning back. Its addicting!

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• FA

  @FaithOriginalisme · 4 months ago

  I love this music video so much because Korn&apos;s music is her comfort before the other kids come to take her away. They&apos;re her music box. Cuz you aren&apos;t alone.

• BA

  @bafumat · 2 years ago

  If you like that they don&apos;t shy away from subject matter, you&apos;ll love Daddy. No mistaking what that one is about.

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