ROCK & METAL SIDE PROJECTS THAT SUCKED (OR DIDN'T) vol 3

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

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[@auraofdeath423]

Why didn't you notice a band Stillwell, where Fieldy played guitar and bass, which has Q-Unique as a front man, one of my favorite rappers ever?

[@decarusagainsthumanity7536]

Volume 4, you got to do all the korn side projects

[@SilverImmortal3633]

Hey finn can you do a video on thrice cause those boy have gotten better with age

[@thatguyaron1154]

Tapeworm Maynard Trent reznar.

[@pisceschaos7082]

So when are you gonna talk about Horrorcore and Juggalo? Or are just gonna keep being a sellout?

[@mateogarcia3866]

Back in the day I first discovered A perfect cicle and then tool and thought TOOL was the project because it was weirder lmao

[@johncombs6369]

I absolutely love Tool but APC is the superior band

[@Xakslied]

@@johncombs6369 eh, I love APC but thirteenth step becomes unlistenable 2/3rds of the way through. Met de noms is their only solid album, eat the elephant and emotive went over like lead balloons and deservedly so for the most part I think. All their albums had their moments but I can only envision sitting through Noms.

[@Xakslied]

@@johncombs6369 Tool on the other hand, I can and have listened to every album looping through acid trips lol

[@nickjackson8973]

@@johncombs6369 no way

[@xamountoftruth08]

🤣🤣 lol i can understand this

[@ivoduartenogueira]

Tool is for you head A Perfect Circle is for you heart Puscifer is for your...

[@fathooptiebang2137]

☝️☝️☝️this right here

[@fathooptiebang2137]

The way you pronounced "Brujeria" caught me off guard. I always said it like "broo-hair-ee-uh." Have I been wrong all this time?

[@spmhealy]

Being lost in the desert after taken a bullet train to Iowa...saca.. choochoo

[@Ms666slayer]

@@fathooptiebang2137 It means witchcraft in spanish, and if you eliminate Finn accent then yes the pronunciations is good, source a native spanish speaker.

[@benjaminschoop1123]

Seis Seis Seis was my favorite song by them.

[@krissymarklewis1793]

I always thought of A Perfect Circle as a more refined, poppier even version of Tool. I was at a party once in the early 2000s, it was new years eve and somebody stuck a Tool album on. There was this really intricate guitar part that seemed to go on forever....it was only after 30 or so minutes that we realised that the CD was actually skipping and it was playing the same part over and over again!

[@thistle_boy]

lmao

[@clear_gray_sky539]

Lol

[@christianyaple6973]

Smoke less weed bruh

[@krissymarklewis1793]

@@christianyaple6973 there was a lot of weed, and the rest!

[@abbytingle9667]

Lmao this is a great story. I could totally see how that happened.

[@OdinsDadd]

Perfect circle and pusifer are both outstanding. Everything maynerd touches musically is incredible.

[@kennymccormick8295]

Who's Maynerd?

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

@@kennymccormick8295 Trent Reznor's AD&D character If he's gonna verbally blow the man he can at least get his name right.

[@aegisreflector1239]

@ozz. Nah Maynard is overrated af

[@PosingCrib]

@@aegisreflector1239What are u talking about hes talking about maynerd

[@holdenwinters68]

Puscifer is incredible. You should give the last few albums a listen. Money shot and conditons of my parole are two of my favorites. Your criticisms were about a 15 year old album. They've far matured since then. And Carina Round's voice is complimented by MJKs. Its a great formula.

[@aegisreflector1239]

Yeah, but they're still overrated

[@Aloysius2113]

who is "Puscifer"? i think you mean Pusci-fire.

[@sweepingdenial]

Money Shot is simply the best.

[@secretninja35]

Bruh, the man completely forgot about Transplants when talking about Blink side projects. He's a joke and his taste in music is laughable.

[@charnelveil669]

Corey Taylor has an amazing voice. You can hear it in that demo how clean he sounded.

[@ubermikesocal]

@ghost mall He certainly did sound like Morrissey, I was fully expecting Corey to say please please please let meeeeee get what I wannnnnt

[@lcplPoop]

Yeah that sample had me fucked up, but I honestly didn't think Corey sounded bad at all.

[@gargin1633]

I believe that Puscifer is a whole lot of parody and satire. I enjoyed it much more once I "got it."

[@Someonesburner404]

Also, let's talk about Finn's pronunciation. He makes it sound like something babies suck on.

[@jacobbelyea7945]

I mean only really their 1st album. The rest of their discography is intentionally campy yeah but it’s still meant to be legitimate music. I personally love Conditions of My Parole and Existential Reckoning.

[@Thornspyre81]

Yup.

[@tjm6983]

@@jacobbelyea7945 I think they're both great, but I probably also think Money Shot is the best.

[@SethHMG]

The song Potions is one of the two planned tracks of Tapeworm that we ever got to hear; the other was APCs Passive. Tapeworm was the 90s supergroup of all supergroups (NIN, Tool, Ministry, Pantera, Helmet, Prong, and on) that never got off the ground.

[@spmhealy]

Big OOF! On the Puscifer part. The first album was pretty much a 'made at home' album with low quality art/videos. After that album you see a considerable rise in quality going forward. I could rattle off a laundry list of amazing tracks. Not to mention, the latest album, 'Existential Reckoning' is INCREDIBLE. Check out the live 'Arcosanti' footage.

[@terrancepemberton4648]

Love A Perfect Circle. Billy Howerdel has a side project called Ashes Divide which I really loved as well. Another side project that I think put out an amazing album is the band Fight or Flight nd their album Life By Design. The band has Dan Donegan and Mike from Disturbed along with vocalist Dan Chandler from Evans Blue. Really loved that album and with their they'd release new material

[@unoriginal_name7091]

Dude, that was one of the first albums I pirated as a young metalhead. I still love the solo on Leaving, and the intro solo on A Void.

[@williamcozart8158]

A Perfect Circle certainly doesn't suck, imo. It took me longer to get into them than Tool but they are freaking brilliant, as are Puscifer, which took me even longer yet to get into, they are probably the band I listen to most often now.

[@sm-qw9mj]

Billy Howerdel is putting out new music under his own name. Just released a new single, "Poison flowers".

[@terrancepemberton4648]

@@unoriginal_name7091 love basically that whole album...but the song "a void" definitely one of my favorites!

[@terrancepemberton4648]

@@sm-qw9mj ahhh damn that's awesome! thanks for the info. I will be checking that one out for sure

[@twall91]

Damn Finn completely miffed on puscifer. He needs to stop going to a bands earliest material for his research when they clearly have a longer career than that. That first album is…not great. Which is why it’s so impressive how great pretty much everything after it is in comparison

[@jackrotz2139]

I still think the first album is hilarious

[@rylanlittle261]

Agreed

[@AlligatorArms]

Yeah that album cover standing alone is pretty terrible, but I think the overall packaging with all the different merchandise is one of the more fascinating ways to market a band that I’ve ever seen. I didn’t even like the music that much but I sure as shit wanted to buy one of those t-shirts. The music got better with subsequent albums too, although stylistically they never really meshed with any concurrent fads that were happening at the time of their release dates.

[@SpiritStoneWarrior94-yx3gs]

He mentioned that their later albums were better.... he just used V For "Vageena" as an example.

[@airsicklowlander7756]

Have you talked about Infectious Grooves in this series? They had members from Suicidal Tendencies and Jane’s Addiction. They play funk metal and I think they’re pretty good.

[@cigarettecat3981]

i think he did in the previous one

[@KingofCrusher]

Last episode, homie.

[@IScreamedWolf]

They got some great music

[@aj_nichols]

In my head, that new dude in Metallica got poached from Infectious Grooves. Funked it all up.

[@danooc1]

I SANG FOR RELAXED ATMOSPHERE....

[@matthewwilson3202]

I'm more of a funk soul brother, but a lot of my friends growing up were punks and metal heads. Thanks for highlighting 'Fieldy's Dreams' I can remember hearing it as a teenager and finding it offensively shit. Thanks for the vid

[@err0r-403]

Check me out now, my funk soul brother.

[@matthewwilson3202]

@@err0r-403 I loved fatboy slim as a kid, as it was so ubiquitous but some of it sounds like elevator music now. There's a tune where he samples the riff from 'the who's ' i can't explain, it's still pretty bitchin

[@brianpinion5844]

LISTENED TO KORN SINCE THEY BROKE, BEFORE ACTUALLY . but have never heard of this till now

[@matthewwilson3202]

@@brianpinion5844 I'm a bass player, and there was a lot of coverage of fieldys dreams in bass magazines at the time, piqued my interest, but that's time I'll never get back

[@IOxyrinchus]

One of my favourite side projects is Isles & Glaciers, a Post-Hardcore supergroup featuring Johnny Craig & Craig Owens on vocals as well as Vic & Mic Fuentes from Pierce The Veil on guitar & drums respectively, to name just a few. It’s too bad they only made 1 album but it’s a masterpiece

[@dan.r9220]

The sound of animals fighting is killer too

[@lildrumerboi5226]

I got the cd of their one album for my buddy who's a fan of Dance Gavin Dance and he really liked the album.

[@kitkatrina]

omg THANK YOU ! I was just going to post something about Isles & Glaciers. Easily my favorite one-off project.

[@SurrealiamPrime]

@@dan.r9220 bro with out a doubt. Craig Owens and Anthony Green blend together like chocolate and peanut butter. TSOAF was top tier post hardcore

[@stonecoldsteverharvey7862]

Anything with Jonny is gonna be great

[@miguelrosalesllano]

A perfect circle is one hell of band

[@reggiehicks7633]

You really should’ve did Puscifer justice and covered the 2nd(Conditions of my Parole),3rd(moneyshot), or 4th(Existential Reckoning). The 1st album was a one-off weird sorta comedy album. It really doesn’t fit into the rest of their discography .

[@rockboy360]

I could never get into Puscifer no matter how hard I tried.

[@TheAndresOpeth]

Totally agree. The Arsonist is a monster song. I like Puscifer a lot.

[@DrProfessorMD]

He didn't care enough to pronounce it correctly. Doubt he checked out anything else.

[@MrJsiemers]

Yeah I don't think there was much research done here. They have so many albums and good songs. I'd take Cuntry Boner over Judith any day.

[@DrProfessorMD]

@HEY!YO!IT'S!RAZORCLA(E)W But he is in the band so...what's your point exactly?

[@henryklein7623]

I feel like a video about Dave Grohl and the ten thousand things he's worked on would be pretty cool.

[@naughtygawd3269]

I hope so

[@xVinnieCx]

Crazy thing is, I may not be into everything hes done, but its all been objectively good. Probot was pretty cool

[@ElementsUnknown]

Would love to hear Finn talk about Probot

[@MaggieDozer]

Covered in Part 1 or 2 somewhat. Although Probot I don't think was covered

[@iantaylor7988]

One of the most interesting things he did was play drums for a band called RDGLDGRN. They do a pretty cool rap/indie rock mix and asked Dave to drum on one of their songs. He ended up doing their entire first album with the exception of one song, which used a drum machine and was produced by Pharell. It's a really cool band, but just fucking out there when it comes to the Dave Grohl connection.

[@leser1music]

Feildy's other solo project "bassically" is actually good. It's a funk instrumental album and shows how good he can play bass without the constraints of the Korn sound.

[@andrepereira744]

"How good he can play bass"? You're crazy. It's basically (no pun) a collage of bass sounds and at best it shows that's better for him to stay in Korn.

[@leser1music]

@@andrepereira744 you're crazy dude. His timing is like a computer and he can play. I just meant in Korn he has to just follow the guitars and play the same rhythmic slapping style. 100% he is better off staying in Korn

[@andrepereira744]

@@leser1music Nope. Like I said, "bassically" album is bassically a collage of bass lines(?) that most of times don't match one with another. Even on this record he could have chosen a higher tuning to suit him better or even present something different, but no, it's the exact same tuning as Korn. When his playing on the low notes, without guitars or other instrument behind, you can't identify what notes is playing (like in Korn). "His timing is like a computer", yeah if you still have a Spectrum ZX! You're really crazy dude or he's your favorite bassist or you're def! His plucking techniques on bass lines are slow af. You even can see that he also got his own sound because of that. Also, you're saying that "his timing is like a computer", but the only time that his "timing is like a computer" is when he slaps really fast. The exact same thing that you're complaining. Just to end, I never said that he can't play.

[@chrismann3933]

I saw Brujeria as one of the opening bands for Danzig in the mid ‘00’s. I knew of the legend surrounding the band and it added to the suspense. Great show.

[@12012channel]

I thought Brujeria had a rotating line up. Did they have the same members the whole time?

[@DoYouLikeMyVest]

A Perfect Circle is one of my favorite bands ever. Pusifer is definitely not for everyone but I fkn love them.

[@jvon3885]

Puscifer is for everyone. You just have to hear the right song before cutting it out.

[@dougk359]

He didn't really look at a fair representation of Puscifer songs. (The Humbling River, Grand Canyon, Poisons, The Remedy) -- Also a big thanks for the comment, when looking up Puscifer songs I noticed that they're coming to my town soon. Woohoo.

[@DoYouLikeMyVest]

@@dougk359I agree. Those 4 are my absolute favorite Pusifer songs. The Remedy is brilliant. I saw APC when Thirteenth Step came out & it was the most amazing show I've ever seen. Next on the list is Pusifer & Tool.

[@stpbasss3773]

First time I heard perfect circle I thought it was a new tool album 😂.

[@DoYouLikeMyVest]

@stpbasss3773 I definitely get it. Tool, APC & Puscifer have similar sounds bc, well bc of Maynard. All 3 bands are very different in their own way but also very connected(?). All 3 are in my top 5 personal favorite bands. So...yeah, it's obvious what I dig😬

[@richardburkett]

I definitely think The Sounds of Animals Fighting deserve a segment on one of these videos and I'd be interested in hearing what you have to say about them. They are enigmatic but we're definitely a super group worth noting.

[@tealeaf3210]

Love this supergroup.

[@blauerbambus1518]

Actually love the newer stuff of puscifer. Carina an Maynard line up so perfect as vocalists and its all funny as hell.

[@DadBigE]

I am an enormous Korn fan. Fieldy's Dreams was a special kind of horrible.

[@robwalsh9843]

It's funny, Fieldy was trying to go full gangsta rapper, instead he went full late 1970's Kiss LOL

[@TheCivildecay]

I have absolutely nothing with rap music l, but it doesn’t sound worse than some “real” rappers

[@FallingToFast]

@@TheCivildecay rap is the main genre I listen too, it is SUBSTANTIALLY worse then even the worst rappers of any era

[@RuiLuz]

It's Pimp Music of the worst kind.

[@Mewse1203]

That one track with the guns for a beat was cool...beat wise anyway

[@edh7761]

Puscifer is amazing! You're just musically dead inside.

[@tylerdurden9335]

Agreed. And did he say Puscifire ?

[@awbr1991]

False.

[@DiscGolfRoof]

@HEY!YO!IT'S!RAZORCLA(E)W meh, it's more of just a fuck all band. He a lot of the previously unreleased funny goof shit went in the first few albums. It wasn't until the last 2 puscifer albums that they really made any real music. A lot of the soundtrack for yellowstones first season was puscifer. Pretty decent trans rock style? And this latest album was in a total different direction. They really have no real genre.

[@nonyabusiness5607]

Yeah way off on puscifer. That band is incredible and ambient

[@mutavhello6654]

Puscifer sucks, but Maynard could release an album of him taking a literal shit 30 minutes and Tool fans would say it's genius and amazing. Lol

[@robertbhatt]

Oh man you didn't listen to the last Puscifer albums? 😱 They have legit songs by most standards.

[@willemowen2515]

I may be biased but I like a lot of their songs too, "Potions" is an excellent tune.

[@Alex-qe8eo]

I listened to them before I discovered tool because I'm part of the spotify generation and always tried to introduce them to my friends as the less heavy perfect circle whereas tool is the more heavy perfect circle and that was before I realized the front singer was the same person :D

[@MarshTheDarsh]

Also it isn't "pusci-fire" it's Puscifer ("Lucifer" but with "pus" at the start)

[@two15AQhdc3s]

Sooo good

[@willemowen2515]

@@Alex-qe8eo Thats the complete opposite way most people find out about Tool, but their music and subsequently Maynard's has a way of drawing people in so I'm not surprised. People talk a lot of shit on Tool fans but they are just as passionate as any other hardcore fan of a particular band. I recommend checking out ISIS if your getting into progressive metal by the way.

[@smurphjw]

I really enjoyed Dark new day. Brett Hestla of Virgos Merlot, Clint Lowery of Sevendust, Troy McLawhorn of DoubleDrive, Corey Lowery of Stereomud and Stuck Mojo, and Will Hunt of Skrape. First time I heard them was live and they blew me away.

[@apallace]

I hated that I missed them when they came through my city back in maybe 2006. Loved 12 Year Silence and it's a bummer that Hail Mary never really came to be outside of throwing it up on Spotify in 2013.

[@JC_2311]

That first album 12 Year Silence was mint as a straight rock album. Great vocals and you could tell they all loved doing it. Live they were great and their harmonies were fantastic. Also Clint and Morgan (Sevendust) had another side project 'Call Me No One' which I loved.

[@apedosmil99]

I remember seeing Dark New Day live in Orlando at the House of Blues. They absolutely blew the doors off that venue.

[@davesmusicchannel3590]

Transplants are fun to listen to! Would be cool to see them tour more besides being the opening act for Rancid

[@Mr.Goldbar]

Let's not forget regarding Brujeria, other people who've been in the band include Shane Embury from Napalm Death and Jeff Walker from Carcass, so they did have the grind blood in them from the beginning

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

And Phobia. Fear Factory was a grind band in the beginning.

[@whatsaname7645]

both of them were from begining in this band and tour whit them saw em in slovenija and later chatted whit walker.funny dude

[@shuruff904]

Finn mentions them for about 3 minutes straight lol

[@Mr.Goldbar]

@@shuruff904 I heard him mention Billy Gould and the Fear Factory guys, but not Shane and Jeff

[@布衣-l1l]

@@Mr.Goldbar Yeah, it seems if it's not a shitty pop-punk band he doesn't care too much

[@RK_peace]

All the things that you’ve stated that are ‘bad’ with Puscifer are what make them good.

[@gandalainsley6467]

That stone sour song from 1994 sounded like something you would hear in 2000s CW show. Song is pretty alright overall . If it was reimagined ( like musicians like to do now) then it would probably do well. Its actually not that much different from snuff .

[@Realasadonut]

@ghost mall just left that comment! Didn't sound like Corey at all and the guitar was too jangly.

[@abowla7187]

For anyone who said Them Crooked Vultures sucked, you need to go apologize to the trees that make your oxygen.

[@vyacheslavkhristolyubov413]

Billy Howerdel was actually a guitar tech to many bands Tool including and Maynard offered his services as a singer even tho Billy initially planned to have a female singer. So it’s definitely Billy’s band but Maynard kinda co-created it and wasn’t just invited :)

[@GlassThirdEye]

Interestingly enough I just saw tool last week and the opening band called the acid helps lead singer and guitar player is also a guitar tech for Adam Jones among other bands.

[@andywalsh3882]

He was guns n roses tech also

[@Burythelie]

His main Les Paul was a guitar Trent Reznor Broke. He frequently repaired trents axes.

[@TonyHavenMusic]

"Rob Zombie" was an iconic side project for him that took off and also "Them Crooked Vultures" and "Velvet Revolver"

[@mvinge]

I highly encourage anyone who open to it to see Puscifer live. I’m a Tool and APC fan but I did not get into Puscifer at first. However, my buddy insisted I attend one of their shows about 10 years ago. It is honestly the most trippy stuff I’ve ever experienced at a concert. This is a live experience. If you enjoy a little ganja before your shows….just get a ticket. There’s surrealist theater happening behind the band and the theme is different each tour. I don’t listen to the music regularly but I’ve attended three shows and they’ve all been worth the ticket.

[@prophetsatirical8946]

I have nothing to add beyond what other Maynard Stans have said except for a request to at least give songs like Conditions of my Parole and the Remedy a shot. Puscifer is intentionally super satirical most of the time and the shitty cover art is reflective of that. But I also get it’s just not for everyone either. I often prefer APC and Puscifer to Tool more often than not.

[@mumblez7712]

Yeh early Puscifer was a bit joke-bandish but Conditions and Money Shot were really good albums

[@sickofitall8486]

@@mumblez7712 saw them live after Money Shot dropped. Incredible show. The satirical elements were definitely present, but the music sounded top notch.

[@mumblez7712]

@@sickofitall8486 Dude how sick were those wrestlers! Such an awesome show

[@sickofitall8486]

@@mumblez7712 the luchadors were unique to say the least. Cool to see live. It’s a big deal in Latin America. (Well bigger than the US at least) It’s fun to experience entertainment from different cultures. I’d love to go see a Sumo tournament some day.

[@eightfootmanchild]

As far as "supergroups" go, I've enjoyed Dead Cross

[@BigOwl51]

Hot take: the only difference between stone sour and creed is that Corey is a slightly better butt rock singer than Scott

[@dxfifa]

Creed has way better guitar playing. And corey might be a better singer than Scott but scott was the king of buttrock vocals. Only Rob Thomas can compare

[@lightsout979]

Can't stop laughing. Why these bands are "butt-rock"? I mean what butt-rock is? I'm not from US, so I really don't know

[@floydsemlow8253]

@@dxfifa 😂😂😂TRUTH 🙌💯

[@floydsemlow8253]

@@lightsout979 butt Rock ,basically shit Rock Music 🎵,

[@travisdwheat]

Saying Puscifer sucks when you can’t even pronounce the name correctly is more cringe than their album covers.

[@mattforbes4769]

I don't know, man. I might start calling them puss-a-fire now. Got a nice ring to it.

[@travisdwheat]

Would’ve been a way better name lol Maynard missed a great opportunity.

[@Richtigash]

He also clearly has never listened to them more than the 10 second clip he played. 🤦‍♂️

[@travisdwheat]

@@Richtigash Agreed. Puscifer has some pretty serious and dynamic songs. They’re more than a satirical, comedy band. They have quite a bit of depth.

[@Richtigash]

@@travisdwheat Finn often does this. Shits on a band he has no idea about. It’s actually quite embarrassing.

[@tr9965]

Another New Found Glory side project you should check out is the International Superheroes of Hardcore. And in regards to successful supergroups, I'm surprised Temple of the Dog hasn't been mentioned

[@joepnuijten2267]

I was nearly sure he was going to mention them..

[@StefanoGrek]

Really interesting video! When you were talking about Queens of the Stone Age you could have mention Eagles of Death Metal which is the band where Josh Homme plays the drums. They are pretty cool ;)

[@Kidcrowley]

Counterparts vocalist has a side project called END with other members of different bands and oh my god they fucking slap, one of the rare exceptions

[@simongilgenbach4630]

@Finn Curious as to what all you've listened to from Puscifer. Yeah, I'll be the first to admit its not for everyone, and a lot of it is goofy/abstract, but there's some real gems. 1. Potions - Deliverance Mix 2. Grand Canyon 3. Dear Brother 4. Telling Ghosts 5. The Life of Brian (Apparently You Haven't Seen) 6. Momma Sed (Live at Club Nokia) 7. The Humbling River You yourself said artists should focus on singles over whole albums - and these are all solid songs, regardless of the other "songs" that surround them on the albums.

[@robinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Something you forgot to mention about A Perfect Circle is that they also have James Iha from Smashing Pumpkins

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

The Sounds Of Animals Fighting is the ultimate side project

[@drewcornacchio2709]

Love the series. Really fun watch. I would love to hear your take on END. They released my favorite heavy album from 2020 and have Brandon from Counterparts and Will Putney and others involved.

[@villagewolf999]

Brendan*

[@ohalistair]

I'd rather hear about Bayonet Easily the best band Will Putney has ever done. Buddy from Senses Fail on vocals, Jeremy from the Banner on guitar, Will on bass, and Paul from the Banner/Suburban Scum on drums. Solid record.

[@justinsawyer7483]

The best part of END of Jay and Billy.

[@LuisFerrazMusic]

I actually knew A Perfect Circle BEFORE Tool! Judith was on heavy rotation on MTV back then, and still is an amazing song

[@SairajRKamath]

Dino Cazares also was in a pretty cool grindcore band called Asesino with Tony Campos of Static-X.

[@shooziewooziez8886]

Finn. Absolutely love your content. You've put me on to an obscene amount of new music including hard-core and punk. I appreciate what you do and I can't get enough of your video style. So insightful and educational. Keep it going brother stay safe

[@tristanjacobs6003]

I must say that the side project of Matt Heafy is like really good

[@SteveAyanami]

Capharnaum? I wish they'd record another album or something.

[@Ahairball]

I'd watch a 4th episode of this. All the Periphery side projects could easily take up a third of the video. Haunted Shores, Four Seconds Ago, ENDUR, Jake Bowen's solo electronic stuff, The Mothership, and probably others I'm forgetting.

[@legbacola1414]

I remember buying an album by "To My Surprise": One of Clowns side projects...odd.

[@ignoblesavage5559]

Best side project for me? 3 words: Them Crooked Vultures That 1 album was AMAZING, front to back. I don't know if I would EVER think of it as sounding like classic rock though. Songs to highlight? Gunman, Spinning in Daffodils, & the song you featured here, New Fang.

[@yeahright9899]

I just released Fieldy named his side project after that Kevin Costner movie.

[@User-54631]

Check out the Kevin Costner movie Mr. Brooks. He plays a serial killer it is a funny movie.

[@leonardrockstein2700]

One of my favorite "side projects" is Unified Theory. It's basically Blind Melon with a different vocalist and their first album is really incredible.

[@msroxannablack]

Please discuss the Linkin Park side projects! Fort Minor, Dead By Sunrise and Stone Temple Pilots fronted by Chester Bennington (RIP).

[@dylanreid4371]

Stone temple pilots are not a lp side project they started out in the 80s chester just joined them for a while

[@msroxannablack]

@@dylanreid4371 I know that they’re not. I phrased that wrong lol.

[@veganpunxforlife]

I can't quit staring at the Into Another, Shelter, Bloodlet flier back there. What a wild lineup for a show.

[@MikeIzzle_]

Super unpopular opinion, I really don’t like Tim Armstrong. I respect him and i want to like him, I can’t get into anything that has him on it. Transplants were sick, but mainly the songs that had Skinhead Rob singing, or the Rancid songs with Lars singing lol

[@Return2TheLiving]

Are there any big songs that are dominantly sung by those two? I haven’t ever paid attention to differentiate.

[@elijacobschbergfeldmanstei6926]

You know what? I absolutely cannot stand Rancid nor anything Tim Armstrong is a part of. In my opinion, Rancid is the all time most overrated punk band.

[@derfgerps4016]

Them Crooked Vultures is amazing Finn you cue ball wearing a snap back

[@justinpinette1503]

Totally missed on Puscifer. Check out the Money Shot album. Even better yet, see them live.

[@dsfgasdgqweq3456t534]

Terrible

[@Jexile]

I was wondering you could maybe do a video on Australian metalcore. I’m from Australia and it has been really exciting watching our own little scene evolve into something so much bigger

[@REDHOODTHETURTLE]

Just say, “ With all due respect.” And you can talk all the crap about something/ someone you don’t like. 👍🏽💪🏽

[@lesterama6110]

I mentioned them on the previous video, but I would add Army of Anyone who has Richard Patrick from Filter, Ray Luzier from Korn and the DeLeo brothers from Stone Temple Pilots. To me they sounded great on their debut

[@TraceVandal]

Let's see how Finn can piss me off this morning! :)

[@ICUP570]

Davey havok never ceases to amaze me on how many bands he has been involved with.

[@CMill78]

You missed on Puscifer, Money Shot is an amazing album.

[@Jhoncena22]

Not even slightly

[@joshmcturner]

Huge miss! Didn’t even pronounce the bands name right. (Oh, it’s classified as theater-rock btw)

[@trades81]

No one should be sleeping on Existential Reckoning either, a very big change in styles... almost more along APC to me than their older Puscifer stuff.

[@scottlame6724]

Wes Borland had Black Light Burns, my favorite side project. The Cruel Melody album is an absolute gem. Listen to "Lie", "Coward" or "4 Walls".

[@ZagrajmerPospolity]

love this series!

[@AS-pb7hq]

I seen a perfect circle in 2018 for there Eat The Elephant tour so they were active very recently.

[@chiclespateyro]

I am mexican. I love Brujería. That shit came out when I was in junior high. I loved them and feared them equally. My dad is a pastor so... I had a good time listening to those casettess while thinking I was going to hell. I was so naive. I'm 40 now. Metal stuck, christianity didn't. You made me remember my good ol' days. Cheers from Mexico.

[@tjshaver855]

Have fun in hell

[@VinnyMickeyRickeyDickeyEddy]

Puscifer dropped both Remedy and Humbling River which are incredible songs worth checking out.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Puscifer and APC are fn brilliant. MJK has the magic touch. Love the comedy and satire of Puscifer and the beautiful simplicity of APC.

[@SuperMetalmeltdown]

In terms of supergroups, I'd say Black Country Communion is a definite highlight (if you like classic rock with a bluesy edge) Other than that, Slash's Snakepit, Velvet Revolvers, Body Count, Emigrate and Serpentine Dominion are all interesting to talk about. Cathedral might fit too! Another one I love is Subterranean Masquerade, but that pulls from some more obscure sources, so it might not be a good fit for discussion.

[@chriszhlybear4139]

Man, I love your channel. It’s totally made me open up to music that I thought I “hated” without even ever listening to it or giving it a chance. Most of the stuff you cover isn’t my cup of tea but it’s given me more of an open mind when it comes to music.

[@HaraldPabisch]

I saw Korn in 2002 in Austria, and before they started playing, some dudes went around in the crowd and handed out Fieldys Dreams Flyers advertising his new album. We were looking at each other like wtf is this? Seems like we didn't miss that much.

[@dinothegonzo]

Hey, Finn! For the next series of the video, I was wondering what you think about How to Destroy Angels, the supergroup/side project of Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails), Atticus Ross (Nine Inch Nails, Error), Mariqueen Maandig-Reznor (West Indian Girl), Rob Sheridan (former art director for Nine Inch Nails), and Alessandro Cortini (Nine Inch Nails, Puscifer). As a big fan of everything Trent touches, I am also in love with their music. It definitely has that signature Trent Reznor touch but it also sounds completely new.

[@chrismccloskey2502]

Them Crooked Vultures is bad ass. Dead End Friends is still in rotation

[@louiscsontos6189]

To me, Billie Joe Armstrong, Tim Armstrong ( ...see also "The Armstrongs" lol), Dave Grohl, and Travis Barker are "musicians", meaning they just genuinely love the craft and use bands as their way of exploring and expressing they're musicianship and interest. It's like they say I'm really digging 80's new wave ... let me start a band so i can have an outlet and not muck up my main thing. I really think it shows the complete band's character as well that all the other dudes in Rancid, Green Day etc. are cool with it as well as being able to explore their own interest too.

[@worm4749]

i love how fieldy released a garbage solo album and also released bassically, which is one of my fav instrumental albums

[@aitorterra8720]

You can talk about: - Only Crime: Bill Stevenson from Descendents and Russ Rankin from Good Riddance side project - All side projects from Converge members: Wear Your Wounds, Umbra Vitae, Doomriders, All Pigs Must Die, Mutoid Man...

[@joshhale9355]

Every time I’m reminded that Transplants are the “woohoo” band from the Garnier shampoo commercial, my mind is short circuits a bit.

[@stw9495]

Finn, I started a new job recently and your videos have been the highlight of my day - I like to listen to them while I work and watch them on lunch. You always have something interesting to say even about topics I have no interest in. Keep doing what you do man. -tyler

[@SairajRKamath]

Holy shit, that Garnier Fructis commercial aired all the time during my childhood! I never knew what its song was until now! Thanks, Finn 😃

[@napesdrk1174]

God, I have totally forgotten the Transplants, I will be listening to them the rest of today. Thanks Finn!!

[@mscrabson]

I absolutely love Them Crooked Vultures, it was a gateway for QOTSA and then the whole stoner thing for me

[@Chucktones1408]

Really don't understand why he's hating on "Stone Sour"?!? That little snippet @ 7:22 of the 1994 Demo didn't sound bad at all...

[@Crowbar11115]

Stone Sour is in my top 10 least favorite bands of all time. They hold all 10 places which is pretty remarkable.

[@alexanderv.28]

I got to see Them Crooked Vultures back in 2010. It was a great show, and getting to see JPJ in person was awesome. Legend.

[@superpaparazzi]

You’ve got to mention The Dead Weather next time! It’s with Jack White, Allison Mosshart from The Kills, Dean Fertita from Queens, and Jack Lawrence from The Raconteurs

[@buyahhhhrooo4418]

Puscifer rips, I think it's the best thing Maynard has ever done. The pure creativity is bold and unique. I think every criticism you made of them is probably just a lack of experience with their music. The albums Conditions of My Parole and Money Shot are two of the most underrated albums ever made. I know your focus is more on what makes a band successful, but as a creative entity, it's up there with the best art rock ever made.

[@PURPLEPANDACHAN9]

The sheer amount of overlap in these bands is almost mind boggling to me. I kinda wish there was a chart lol

[@kyllllllllle]

A Perfect Circle’s sound isn’t something I usually gravitate toward but they have some damn good songs surprisingly. Kind of a non sequitur but man, I can’t believe how many views your video on AFI got…except I can believe it. Idk what it is about Davey Havok et all, but they are such a band set apart. They always seem on trend without being pandering, if that makes sense. My favorite era was the STS/DU era but everything they put out before those two records were also 🔥. Love your videos!

[@Ravensplizam]

I will give respect for Pucifier, the first album was...correctly noted, but their following albums have some much more awesome feels, and are remarkably put together.

[@Ymmon]

I'd like to hear your take on United Nations (hardcore super group consisting of members from My Chemical Romance, Glassjaw, Converge). Also what are your thoughts on Commissioner (Big Chocolate (?) and Mitch from Suicide Silence). Recently listening to projects like Darko US i gives me that feeling that they (commissioner) were way ahead of their time? or maybe they weren't? Though hearing you rant about bands that sucked is what really brings me here.

[@tealeaf3210]

Geoff Rickly from Thursday is also in UN!

[@camilobernal6080]

I'd love to see the sound of animals fighting, what a great superband

[@Brando-Lee3725]

HAHA ! I had that Brujeria shirt with the severed head and Matando Gueros on the front . My Buddy Pedro started chuckling at me , and finally I was like " DUDE ! WTF are you laughing at ??? " He replied " HEE HEE , Ju know what jor shirt says aye ??? It means keeling jyou aye ! Like keeling blondes or whites HEE HEE ! ?" And me and him got a kick out of it ever since !!! On the back it read Narcos Satanicos ! Which I figured out without mi hermano Pedro !

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

Lol

[@ishanray]

Mad Season will always be my favorite side project band.

[@collinsquires410]

Another band to mention with a couple of side projects was Linkin Park. You had Fort Minor, which was Mike Shinoda's hip hop gig for a couple years, and then Chester fronted the band Dead by Sunrise, which was a supergroup that had members from Orgy and Julien-K.

[@bastarthur]

Dude, any chance of getting part 4? I'd like to add some bands to that list, which is Serpentine Dominion (side project from Corpsegrinder of Cannibal Corpse and Adam from Killswitch Engage) and Pyrithion/Austrian Death Machine (side project from Tim Lambesis of As I Lay Dying).

[@roxycocksey]

I’m watching this while at work and I couldn’t hold in my laughter when you said the name of Puscifers album lol

[@rickyiglesias5384]

APC is so amazing. I'm still trying to get into that newer album. Doesn't impress me so far, but I'll keep working at it.