What Makes This Song Great? "Freak on a Leash" KORN

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  @fimdrums · 6 years ago

  I'm here just to see how Rick breaks down the "Da boom na da noom na namena".

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• EL

  @eliastandel · 6 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOAe7JO-dDY&amp;t=238">03:58</a> Rick is so hip he plays the guitar part on the keyboard and the keyboard part on the guitar

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• IS

  @IslandInTheVoid · 6 years ago

  One of the things that I really love about this series is the lack of musical snobbery about genres. Rick recognises a great song regardless.

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• SU

  @super_retro8465 · 5 years ago

  If you don&apos;t lose your damn mind when you hear GO...then you haven&apos;t lived lol. Glad he showed this song such a classic

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• CH

  @christophermcguire6440 · 1 year ago

  David Silveria never got enough credit. He was a sick drummer in the earlier KoRn albums. Hes gone on record to say that people told him to dumb down his drumming style to just fit the songs. The debut album was where he shined the most, imo.

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  @1mlb704 · 6 years ago

  The fact that Rick breaks down such an incredible span of rock songs for us, explains the musical components and production behind all of the parts, yet probably gets no money at all from YouTube because of demonitization, is really incredible. I love this series Rick, as an aspiring musician and a huge fanboy myself, I always look forward to these. Thank you!

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• FL

  @fluffytoaster427 · 6 years ago

  I know this is about Korn, but I just gotta say his Les Paul sounds absolutely killer in Drop C

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• KC

  @kcmichelson4528 · 6 years ago

  Rick more excited about analyzing a Nu Metal song than I&apos;ve seen in a while.

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• GI

  @gitsurfer27 · 5 years ago

  People always complain about Fieldy&apos;s &quot;sub slap&quot; bass tone but i think its incredible. That huge room filling low end, mixed with rhythmic percussion that even though you might not realise it, you&apos;re grooving along to, creates this HUGE sound that&apos;s instantly recognizable. Honestly he&apos;s a great bassist who doesn&apos;t get the respect he deserves.

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• TH

  @thechrisricci · 6 years ago

  A lot of people rip on Korn nowadays but their early stuff is really interesting. Nobody was really able to copy their sound.

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• BI

  @billhufford7209 · 6 years ago

  This channel makes me realize how little I know about music.

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• CH

  @ChrisSheridan295 · 6 years ago

  Gotta love that Korn bass tone, sounds like someone throwing raw chicken breasts on a wooden gym floor.

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