Everyone is STILL WRONG about Corey Taylor's Scream

[@thelivingshtpost]

I'm not even a Slipknot fan but this video has just been fascinating to watch

[@MatthewSparks]

Thank you, I absolutely love comments like this. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@slaincore]

Slipknot is the best \m/ legends

[@Diego_Lemon16]

@@slaincore*puts a Metallica reference* 🤣🤣

[@slaincore]

@@Diego_Lemon16 this is not a Metallica reference, it's just and old school way to show this emoji - 🤟

[@Diego_Lemon16]

@@slaincore wait actually!?? Oh no 💀

[@carsonfrancis2234]

I love these kind of in depth talks about metal in general, let alone vocals, love the video man.

[@MatthewSparks]

Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!

[@pantlessdevil]

ive come back to this video so many times just trying to capture every detail that describes coreys screams over time

[@MatthewSparks]

Wow, thank you very much, that means so much and I'm glad you've enjoyed the video! His scream really is something, there is no vocalist like him.

[@ejfreakstudios2231]

Wicked video man. Appreciate all the work that must have gone into this finding all this behind the scenes footage and breaking it down (not to mention your own talent)! Looking forward to your new content

[@MatthewSparks]

Thanks for the kind words, I really appreciate it! I love talking about this sort of stuff with people and definitely have a lot more ideas in the pipeline for the channel

[@autonomous8108]

I remember the first time I heard .5, and Corey's new scream, I wasn't a huge fan. Now it's really grown on me, and I'm a bit older, and understand the strain put on his throat over the years. And it's happened with a lot of bands I love, who's voices just aren't the same cuz of years of abuse. Sometimes they come out sounding good with their technique, others not so much, but I the end I understand

[@MatthewSparks]

Yeah, there's a ton of variability on the sound you produce when your technique is harmful for you. Doing this sounds different regularly, and it sounds much different than it did years ago. Considering his age and how often they perform, Corey is sounding GREAT right now, in my opinion. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

[@mikeandike2021]

@@MatthewSparks his screams are amazing rn but he slurs words sometimes and fails some belts but other than that he's sounds great if he could get some vocal therapy for his clean tones he would sound even greater

[@CarnageRemixes]

the .5 scream is the same one he used for ahig, just his voice evolved. he was smoking and crying a lot from paul's death and thats why his scream was the way it was. he was also really pushing himself in 2012-2013 and it shows. his 2015 scream is the worst imo.

[@bobroberts5273]

Came for Shammy’s recommendation, subscribed for your analysis.

[@MatthewSparks]

I absolutely love Shammy! Thanks for the sub, it's much appreciated!

[@Dyres-EvE]

I'm so happy that he uploaded again

[@TerryIsLarry]

Can’t wait to see what videos you have in the future

[@bryan89fowler]

It’s amazing that you have 2k subscribers and only like 7-8 videos lol. All because of how awesome your Corey Taylor covers are! You should cover and give tutorials over a wider catalog of his music bro!

[@MatthewSparks]

I'm going to start producing a much greater variety of content going forward. Thanks for the comment, man!

[@excisionsstepserum8336]

Cover metabolic pls..atleast at the 2:08 part where he has that long af scream

[@MatthewSparks]

@@excisionsstepserum8336 haha, I think I literally have a KZbin short of it up already , my friend. Edit: yep, it's the very first short I posted!

[@excisionsstepserum8336]

@@MatthewSparks just saw it! It was dope af! Could you do the last part of sic? Where he just screams sick at the end? Or maybe that one part in skin ticket where he just screams every other second. Or maybe gently?

[@MatthewSparks]

@@excisionsstepserum8336 perhaps tomorrow! Shorts are super easy to do vs regular content!

[@polboye]

super cool to see a vocal breakdown like this for corey over the years, good stuf!

[@Lauren4eel]

Glad to see ur back man

[@ToxicChaos115]

So cool how you broke this down. My favorite scream is actually the one from AHIG! Wish he stuck with it.

[@jacovichstabs841]

I just finished a listening party for Slipknot's discography with a couple metal-head friends last week (had never really listened to them before). Then I see Shammy's recommendation. Awesome analysis, I see what you mean with the Self titled/iowa scream changing.

[@alexanderalvarado5879]

Your low vocals are insane man

[@MelodiesZone]

It's amazing to learn more on this topic. Great video, thanks!

[@AspiringDevil]

Need more good content about metal. Keep up the good work

[@carsonfrancis2234]

Too fucking right dude

[@jennajay7034]

You’re criminally and Heavily underrated.

[@MatthewSparks]

You are incredibly kind and I really appreciate your comments!

[@ericlozano82]

Can you do a video in this same format chronicling the change in and lack of screaming from Matt Heafy in Trivium? Great video on Corey!

[@williamreynolds3487]

At the end of the day, no one will ever know for sure because we haven’t stuck a camera down his throat. We can only speculate. I’d say, based on me trying to copy him, he went from false cord (Self Titled and Iowa) to a fully pitched scream (Vol. 3) back to false cord for the rest of them. I should add that the original false cord was not a very technically correct one (he added way to much of his real voice). I think what he’s doing now is much healthier. Edit: The way you describe doing the scream is actually how a lot of people teach false cord. Interesting.

[@lifeunderthestarstv]

Very accurate. But he does inhale. People ignore this all the time. It's the same as detones. Falsetto inhales. Vol 3 he switched style and had a cold. Its horrid for a singer to emulate. Ahig he changed again. After that he quit smoking. (The difference heard between self titled and Iowa is because one is digital the other analog.)

[@williamreynolds3487]

@@lifeunderthestarstv I disagree. I don’t think he’s ever done inhales. But if there’s examples of this, I’d like to here them. As for the rest of what you said, I don’t know (except the smoking thing; I knew that, but I thought it was more recent).

[@mattsolegod]

@@williamreynolds3487 it is way more recent that ahig. He quit smoking in 2016

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

@@lifeunderthestarstv X to doubt, ive never even heard of a rumour that Corey inhales after 2 decades of being a fan. What would he even inhale? This isnt deathcore lol..

[@THEzTROLLlz]

Small correction: the distortion aspect of the Iowa scream is likely not false fold distortion; it is primarily breath distortion. This is also made by the false folds, but is distinct from a proper false fold distortion in that rather than using muscular control similar to throat singing, it instead uses excessive air to stimulate the false folds. False fold distortion is produced independent of the modal (speaking) register, which is why it is possible to perform both simultaneously. The issue with breath distortion + modal is that the requisite amount of flow for the distortion guarantees unsafely projected modal. It seems like most people hear screams and instinctively assume that they are produced with intense projection, air flow, and tension. What they end up doing is pushing their modal voice well beyond a healthy state until they achieve some sort of distortion. The popular conception of screaming is exactly the opposite of the safe way to do it. Learn an isolated false fold distortion first, and then intentionally add modal to it later, if desired. Small correction II: "fully pitched scream" is a perhaps a misnomer, depending on intended usage. In this context, a pitched scream is probably a combination technique using a voiced pitch and an unvoiced distortion. That distortion inherits an apparent pitch via resonant frequency of the vocal apparatus does not render it voiced. I use a bunch of uncertain wording throughout this because I have seen so many different usages of screaming terms, and most of them don't seem to be physiologically sound.

[@chrisd3501]

Been excited to see new content from you in forever. Keep it coming 👍🤘

[@ethereous]

Subbed. Keep em coming man.

[@MatthewSparks]

Appreciate it, man! I'll have some more stuff up within the week hopefully!

[@lifeunderthestarstv]

Hes so off it's painful 🤣

[@mowkax]

Great video, Mathew. Loved all your demonstrations and detailed explanations! Keep up the good content!

[@TheGotDrama]

Been listening to iowa literally nonstop for the last 5 months. And I learned to scream like him from trying over and over in the car at the top of my lungs lmaooo

[@lifeunderthestarstv]

The car eq won't be accurate... oooh

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

Now try "screaming" but not at the top of your lungs. It will do wonders for your technique and probably health. 100% energy exertion while screaming is usually begging for injuries.

[@Divine_Serpent_Geh]

@@youtubedeletedmynamewhybotherWell that’s exactly what Corey did. You don’t get that Self-titled/Iowa sound without it.

[@sarreos9516]

Awesome video!

[@rottingvoices6787]

It seems like the scream Corey did is in fact a proper technique that was just wildly over projected and so instead of learning new techniques entirely he just had to learn to articulate properly without projecting so hard

[@ArcticChonk]

Great video man, I love your voice so much and wish I could make those noises without cheating (alot).

[@adriantepesut]

Bruh that scream would put me in the emergency room. Props for dissecting how it’s done and distinguishing it from safe screaming. Very cool No one should be screaming like Iowa except very sparingly in the studio if you want to assume some risk for a memorable sound. I have no clue how Corey did it as long as he did that shit would kill me.

[@StableDruid130]

Probably being drunk a lot and being on drugs likely affected his way of thinking and he kept doing it not knowing any better. Then when he shot his voice he realized he should stop.

[@lifeunderthestarstv]

Smoke weed. Opens air ways. Heals swelling.

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

@@lifeunderthestarstv I remember when i used to believe that... like 1 year into my weed journey. Ignition of plant matter is just bad PERIOD If you're SMOKING your weed you just forfeited any theoretical health benefits. Take it from someone who's abused the absolute shit out of weed for over 10 years straight. *Smoking* it damages your health far more than any of the literal pseudoscience benefits that stoners try to claim it provides.

[@nonyodambiz]

This was an awesome video! By any chance did you happen to check out Coreys son Griffin's band Vended. He sounds strickingly similar to his old man, just with more technique.

[@FlushDesert22]

Corey said in a QnA that he changed his scream in Vol. 3 because he was newly sober and said "I'm constantly trying to change shit... It doesn't always work", and that the Vol 3. and mainly the Come What(ever) May scream hurt his voice too. You can also just tell because of how little he used it while touring.

[@jamesstaggs4160]

On Verses it did sound like he had alot of phlegm in his throat from smoking. Anecdotally it was much easier for me to do extreme vocal styles like a growl after I quit my two pack a day habit. By itself maybe smoking didn't change his voice but I don't see how you can be a smoker, do a ton of touring and doing his vocal style every show, drink and go through what had to be alot of stress and not have it affect your voice. Plus there's just age as well. Singers who don't do any of those things and that just perform regular music tend to wear their voices out over time. I don't know how Anselmo can still speak, let alone perform how he has throughout his life. If I had to guess the chnage was done to protect his vocal chords. The guttural stuff is tough on your voice and I imagine someone told him "if you wanna do this for the rest of your life you can't keep doing that".

[@grantalexander3093]

I honestly thought after all that he did to his voice in Iowa and self titled he could no longer do the Iowa scream but personally I think it sounds better in wanyk.

[@MatthewSparks]

He's sounding pretty good these days! Better than AHIG and The Gray Chapter, in my opinion.

[@grantalexander3093]

@@MatthewSparks his screams sucked in all hope is gone and especially gray chapter

[@jaygopinath1694]

​@@grantalexander3093😂 so wrong it sounds amazing your just an elitist grow up people change and you people seem to hate change but change makes thing more interesting

[@ostyryo]

Love your video keep it up man!

[@9andabovge]

I love you your channel... Very informational.

[@sera5m]

the closest i can get to him is by specifically keeping spit down my throat

[@blacktalonarmory5]

glad to see more content

[@therealnafis3637]

That was excellent!! Can you please analyze the new album too? His voice sounds great, but it’s hard for me to pinpoint exactly what he’s doing on this album. I would love your insight!

[@baileyhawk5158]

Would highly recommend checking out 2023 meshuggah, Jen’s vocals have only improved and they’re better then ever, literally ageless, one of the goats

[@fireinthesky3379]

Saw Slipknot on their European tour, he did mostly the newer scream, but sometiems his first scream shined through. It was like for a split second, but it was there.

[@MyRedYoshi9639]

10:18 vol 3 scream

[@devinetten4336]

From watching Disasterpiece 2002 going to big Day out at 2005, there is a major difference! His mask covers part of his mouth which affects the tone for sure, but you can definitely tell his voice has a lot of miles at this point.. I used to practice vocals from the first and second album pretty regularly as a teenager, now i’m 30 and the volume three scream is as good as it gets, naturally.

[@rockonnotman1699]

odd question but i trying to get into screams and really love the early vol 3 high scream could we get a tutorial on how to more formerly do it for new screamers?

[@Abstracto1412]

Can you do about Nergal vocal change , his vocals also went really huge change

[@jennajay7034]

You’re obviously a genius. Seriously…. No one can cover Corey like you do… however… I think the one thing you’re forgetting about his yell… as opposed to his scream… Is his voice… like his regular ass voice. It’s extremely unique… he’s always had this insane voice Where you can say… dudes a screamer so when he just simply yells. It’s still more unique than damn near anyone. When you scream??? Bro… EXACTLY like Corey. But when you yell? And he yells? It’s still unique. Not that my opinion matters… but you honestly are unbelievably talented. Like FUCKIng talented. Nothing but respect.

[@MatthewSparks]

Even my Corey scream sounds a bit different than his still. You're right - different voices, and definitely more detectable in the yell/shout. Again, you're way too kind in your comments. They're appreciated so much.

[@TheUnknownReject]

I agree with most of the things you said but I do think the AHIG scream and all that followed is pretty much the same scream from Iowa/99 just deeper or with varying degrees of distortion added. At least I can get that tone when I'm doing the scream but doing it deeper just takes out a lot of the distortion. I also do agree, that it's undeniable that he lost a LOT OF RANGE and still doesn't scream healthily. You can hear it in interviews a lot when his voice is tore up, but if you compare him now to even his talking voice in 99 or the chorus of me inside, it's so noticeable how much he lost. Even more so if you listen to the old 94-97 recordings of him and then listen to him trying to hit high notes on 2017s hydrograd. But he's still a marvel, when I'm doing that scream for too long I fairly quickly get hoarse and end up sounding like day of the gusano corey, which is why I think it's the same scream he just has some fucking stamina in that neck.

[@gageclark2390]

You know what scream always baffled me besides the Corey Taylor Iowa scream? The type of scream Dez Farfara from Coal Chamber is doing even though some of their music is dated his screams are still so cool and interesting…

[@MatthewSparks]

Definitely no one sounds like Dez. I can recognize him immediately, on anything. Thanks for the comment!

[@kadenshoemaker6669]

And dez still sound amazing saw them like last year with mudvayne omfg dez was awsome dude sound just as good if bot better than the album and same thing with chad gray dude took care of his voice

[@connorburton9893]

Mate you need to do a volume 3 scream full tutorial

[@codyv308]

super informative video, made me realize ive been doin it wrong and realize that i already know the safer technique i just didnt use it cause i thought it didnt sound quite as good. I grew up listening to slipknot and always wanted to be able to yell like Corey but obviously its not worth destroying my voice

[@Divine_Serpent_Geh]

The biggest thing about Corey, is that he went even harder during live performances than in the studio. During the S/T and Iowa shows you can tell he’s yelling at the top of his lungs. Still, you are the only one on KZbin that is correct about this. I scream like this, it’s “incorrect” and you can and do hurt yourself (he did), but you cannot get it any other way, and nothing else matches the rawness of the results. Sounds brutal as fuck because it is brutal as fuck.

[@ИапГоревич]

Corey uses hybrid scream (falsetto fry scream + false cord engaging)

[@ryan-cochran]

Hope you are healing up well bro

[@Julius1997.]

All hope is gone had the best screaming technique, very guttural and raspy

[@ballewdog6]

Can you do a deep drive on Chad Grey’s (Mudvayne) vocals. I feel like LD50 was equivalent to slipknot’s self titled album, where the true raw (and most likely incorrect way of) screaming was at its peak.. but then eoattc album to me.. was just a flop in terms of chad’s scream because that heavy guttural was absolutely gone - maybe one song (silenced) had some recognition of ld50 type screams.. but that’s it.. and then after that.. I didn’t even bother listening to any of their stuff.. now that they were back on tour for the first time in a long time.. people were excited and pumped.. but Chad sounded terrible on this last tour

[@MatthewSparks]

I've heard a lot of people discussing Chad's voice changes over the years, but, to be honest, I've never actually listened to Mudvayne much. I'd be happy to take a deep look into his voice though and see if it's something I can make a video about! I know next to nothing about their music and history, so this could be a good chance to educate myself on them

[@MASTAHMELO]

@@MatthewSparks Definitely. Check out L.D 50 album that's by far their best

[@lifeunderthestarstv]

It's the same style man. Inhale screams were the early nu metal. Korn, slipknot, deftones, mudvayne, etc.

[@youtubedeletedmynamewhybother]

@@lifeunderthestarstv Dude i dont know where you are getting this from, NO ONE in nu metal did inhales. Ever. Especially the bands you mentioned. Go ahead and list a song from every band you mentioned where they inhale scream. Deftones is the only one i dont know much about so fair warning, you're already wrong about every other band you listed. But i can take an educated guess and say even Deftones doesnt inhale. Ever. Not even once. The genre you're thinking of is deathcore or any of the death genres. Where inhales were invented. Where people actually do inhales. The ONLY place in music that harbours inhales infact.... Seriously whoever told you this, or wherever you got that information from.. Remove it from your life. Its so utterly wrong it actually hurts to read.

[@kadenshoemaker6669]

​@@youtubedeletedmynamewhybotherwhile none of the other bands mentioned do inhales chino morino does inhale specifically on the song nose bleed

[@michaelmartinez4677]

It does take a toll on your cords..I remember being still in middle school..was hanging with some friends..one of them starts the course for left behind..out of nowhere I came in with the I COME TOWARD YOU/I IGNORE YOU pieces..but I was only able to do it twice..couldn't do the last piece cause my cords just felt like I was about to instantly catch laryngitis of I didn't stop..but Corey doing that as long as he has..with the push it takes🤘

[@Thewhiteboysg]

I need your videos so bad. I’m actually only 15 but I’m trying to do Corey’s false chord. I’ve been messing around with screaming for 2 years and I’m decent but I still can’t do this guys vocals

[@Oni64]

Can you do one for Chris Barnes

[@djabthrash]

12:17 this sounds like dude from Bury Your Dead, and my boy Henri from the band Jaw Crack Cool vocals

[@TheUnknownReject]

There is also footage of Corey recording screams with Snot back in 2000 I think.

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

I'd love to see you tackle Justin Bonitz's vocals for the band Tallah

[@Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn]

dude this video is amazing. Quick question. Have you run into people who can get the scream sound they want but it's really quiet? when I try to make it louder it goes to shit. any tips for this?

[@MatthewSparks]

Believe it or not, I never run into people trying to learn to scream. I have almost no friends that are into metal, and the ones that are have no interest in learning to do harsh vocals, haha.

[@Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn]

@@MatthewSparks haha relatable man. I need some friends into metal badly I guess better way to put it, Is there something I should do to make it louder?

[@darienxnx]

have you thought that maybe the reason you lost highs in sing is because of screaming raw without a warm up? xD

[@Grand_general_of_noxus]

Me I can actually do Corey Taylor screams but it’s like you kinda describe it like I use yelling and girdle that Corey does it and I switch to the traditional Iowa/self titled voice because I apply more power to my voice but I play safe with my vocal cords and my diaphragm

[@crossfitnerd1085]

Please do the The Dying Song. Loved your Solway Firth cover!

[@MatthewSparks]

I thought about this a good deal today and am probably gonna give it a shot. I had a major injury a couple weeks ago and it's made screaming with much force kind of painful, so that's what's keeping me from doing longer covers/screaming demonstrations. Thanks for the comment!

[@crossfitnerd1085]

@@MatthewSparks as much as I would love to see a cover from you, your health is more important. Be safe.

[@MatthewSparks]

@@crossfitnerd1085 I'm very thankful for your concern and appreciate the kindness:) I'm taking recovery slow and steady, and it's gotten a lot better! I was able to practice a good deal of vocals today and play ~some~ guitar despite having a completely destroyed shoulder, haha. Exciting times!

[@LuisDominicArdeleanu]

the screams are literally the same.... they are both false chords scream but the last one uses more voice and less false chord.. the iowa screams are exactly the same but with less vocal chord closure and just more power and airflow

[@PugglesWuggles]

can u teach us how to do the new screams? or screaming in general.

[@rokobrkic2251]

Great video but i wonder, what scream was Corey using in 2011-2013? Was it that AHIG yell scream, or something else? Cause to me, it's really sharp. It almost sounds like he was using a fry scream.

[@fatalitytyrael3209]

Hi, good video, how much should I practice the Iowa scream to get some decent level, I dont wanna damage my voice

[@donwebb4889]

Great scream bro always wondered how Corey did it thanks

[@ephie4351]

6:05 pause

[@Brv1nBl0w]

Best video ever

[@Borders_breaker]

Corey is a fucking beast and an example of a person cuz he overcame all he was going thru, definitely not only one of my favourite metal vocalists but the vocalist of my favourite metal band🤟🏻😡🤟🏻. This was certainly a good video

[@merciless2032]

What an amazin vid man! I don't listen to Slipknot nowdays, but thanks for the breakdown, it is way more interesting and understandable now. U know, like a year ago I kinda didn't know shit about screaming :D

[@twothrones_official]

Funny thing somehow i manage to replicate the Iowa Technique a bit. But i sound more than a very very fucking brutal Ivan Moody. Have to get my other account to upload new covers

[@timgonzales2891]

I'll always prefer the self titled vocal style. But I will say, I prefer his vocals on the last two albums, over vol 3 - .5 gray chapter

[@MatthewSparks]

He's definitely sounding much better these days

[@HereIsTheVoid]

So, i repect yo uand our tlanets and you have the scream down well but i im fairly confident i have you beat on sounding like Corey's scream. the best way to practice is to do the oooooo yeah in psychosocial. Ik now youre talking about his voise on earlier albums but you gotta trust me here, ill upload it when i have a btter place to do so. Much repect man

[@xavierbarrette5254]

Been trying the iowa scream but i cant hold it more than like 2 seconde.. can someone help me

[@Steveo3332]

Do Phil Ansmelo screams

[@mysterycursoslegendas]

Hi, is there any step by step or vocal exercises to sing like Corey Taylor?

[@MatthewSparks]

You want to scream or sing? Because they're different:)

[@mysterycursoslegendas]

Sream hehe!@@MatthewSparks

[@MatthewSparks]

@@mysterycursoslegendas For screaming like Corey there aren't really any exercises. The way I explain it quickly to people is: groan like you would if you were asked to take out the trash (or do something you don't like). You should feel the groan in your throat. Now try to maintain that vibration feeling in your throat, and push the groan as hard as you can into a scream. Please note that this is NOT good for your vocal chords, but it's the only way to do the Corey scream and it does, indeed, sound awesome. Sorry if this isn't helpful, this is a difficult thing to explain. Cheers!

[@mysterycursoslegendas]

thanks so much bro! This helped me a lot.@@MatthewSparks

[@MatthewSparks]

@@mysterycursoslegendasI'm really glad I could be of any help to you whatsoever! Let me know if you have any other questions! And thanks again for watching!

[@w0ngky]

You are defintely a big Slipknot fan to notice this. I am like this with Bring Me The Horizons Oliver Sykes because he also changed his scream over the years. I think most of the metal vocalists dont really know what they are doing in the beginning and then they wreck their voice while touring. So I think they get a professional and do some vocal training so that they can continue being a rockstar. That makes sense to me atleast

[@brandon_crow1291]

Ok so weird and maybe shitty question but I've got a vocal cover sort of thing on my channel of Disasterpiece. I'd love to get you're opinion on it. Would you be down to check it out? If not totally get it but would really like to hear what you think.

[@vasililiev3694]

You can try to make a comparison between Alex the terrible scream technique and Corey. I think it would be interesting.

[@jeffhargrove759]

People wanting that same scream from the self titled album and Iowa is just totally ignoring that was over 20 years ago 😂 and they've been active this whole time almost he's not Superman he's probably damaged his vocal cords by now

[@jimmyshark123]

Corey got help after he messed up his voice by Melissa Cross his voice coach she is a screaming Legend as well

[@MatthewSparks]

I've heard this as well, but never seen it officially acknowledged by him - for whatever reason. That's always made me hesitant to state comfortably as something that he did. She is an absolute legend though and an enormously important figure in the history of metal now!

[@chasealexander-ut1kf]

The change of sound from 1999-2002 and even 2003 during the stone sour tours was partially due to excessive touring, how hard you're pushing the scream out... and drinking and smoking.... smoking and drinking is not good for vocals it'll fuck your shit up.... I'm 20 and I've been doing vocals since I was 14 and I just now started smoking weed last year around October I haven't smoked one in 3 months but I could tell the Marijuana altered my growling and screaming voice.... it made it more deep....

[@lossie8086]

to be quite honest, ouch.

[@Urlot]

The closest Iowa scream I've heard recently is from this 2021 show at the beginning kzbin.info/www/bejne/rl7QgpqkgbNlZ68 , can't confirm if It's the same

[@curtisdunn1854]

That's not just close my guy, it's identical. In fact that was better than some slipknot shows in late 2002

[@dayron9802]

5:55

[@ehadmusic7328]

This dude talks like Shawn and screams like Corey

[@MatthewSparks]

Talks like Shawn is a new one

[@DutchDukeMan]

yea your talking voice sounds a bit like Clown

[@JunkySSG]

I really liked it

[@StephenHildebrand-ky4vm]

Do chad gray

[@Urlot]

Also, here's the studio acapella for Eeyore kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5PJeHSLgrl8i9k

[@MatthewSparks]

FUCK, I wish I had come across this, haha. It would've been great for the video. Thanks for showing me!

[@Urlot]

@@MatthewSparks No problem man, great video and explanation (:

[@MatthewSparks]

@@Urlot Thanks for the kind words, the view, and the engagement! They're much appreciated, friend!

[@gyaaaaaaak]

How long did you practice before your voice broke?

[@MatthewSparks]

It'll break at completely different intervals depending on whether I'm used to doing a lot of vocals around that time, if I warmed up, if I'm hydrated, etc. I've blown it out on the first or second takes a few times, but I've also done it for days and not had much fallout. But I pretty much ALWAYS feel some sort of repercussion from doing this scream, no matter what, even if it's just a minor increase in raspiness. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

[@zirorivera2507]

Can someone give me a detailed explanation on how he does it, it sounds terribly great but i dont get the technique

[@Bob-ew5pp]

That kid with corey died

[@MatthewSparks]

From Slytherin???

[@kadenshoemaker6669]

​@@MatthewSparks Yeah he died from drugs i think not alot if people talked about it not even corey atleast to my knowledge which is sad because even tho they where not a top tier band they still where talented and its sad that the kid is dead

[@gyaaaaaaak]

I LUV U

[@MatthewSparks]

[@mthw.7271]

Well obviously this guy knows what he is talking about and its nice to learn something about screaming from this dude. But I mean cmoon. Corey’s vol.3 scream sound like shit, and for me personally, that’s what I love about it. I know.. who am I to tell but just listen to The Nameless live version or any other song

[@васяпупкин-х2з7о]

i'm not a fan of spilknot i'm listening them a bit but i always knew he has shitty screams (by technique) only in like 2009 he was in his prime

[@thatonedudewhodoesstuff334]

Nö ícë

[@Newo48]

AYEEEE

[@localmusiclover605]

Corey must've been in misery

[@lulatch_kek]

i came