Mudvayne - Skrying

Mudvayne
Skrying
The End of All Things to Come
2002

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• Mudvayne
• Skrying
• The
• End
• of
• All
• Things
• to
• Come
• 2002

[TheBigdev23]

ld 50 is there best album hands down the makeup was sic who cares what ppl say there slipknot ripoffs there not i am a maggot and i think mudvayne is nothing like them and clown co produce ld 50 so there not slipknot bitters

[hand2gland]

Bass is awesome in this !!!

[cradled666]

LD50, one of my favorite albums EVER.

[puberis]

@mtnlogistics I don't know about what you said. Drums have always been a focal point of metal bands. I'm on the fence about the bass. Ministry used bass to further songs a lot, and they're as metal as Mudvayne. Death had some good basslines too ("Individual Thought Patterns" album is a good example). But Mudvayne took it to a whole new level. That guy abused the hell outta that thing! Coolest bass sound and usage ever. I don't think they were the first, but certainly unlike anyone else.

[wolfizwatchin]

@pilchardxx24 he actually is man... if it was random tones... it would sound like complete shit... he's actually hitting those notes dude...

no disrespect or anything, seriously, but I think alot of people don't get the "screaming" thing... the one's who know what they're doing (ie: mudvayne)... it is not random tones they scream, they are reaching for tonal similarities... it's actually a beautiful fukn thing man!!

[pilchardxx24]

i love this song but i wish the singer was more in tune with the guitar it would sound so much more badass instead of screaming his ass off lol, i mean no disrespect i love this band.

[Paperboii87]

you:re living through my hell,,,,,,,,

[12ealDeal]

@mtnlogistics I completely agree with your opinion on this.

I would also add that the drummer and bassist are completely underrated, even with musicians.

[mtnlogistics]

@InaGameComa i think we have different ideas of what the term "showcase" means. i'm a big fan of Zeppelin and Sabbath but there's no way I or anyone else would consider them to be bass and drum focused bands.

[mtnlogistics]

@mikeyh03841 haha Wes Claypool? His name is Les dipshit. First off, Primus is not a metal band. Secondly, I'm not discussing metal bands that had "technical" bass players, there are dozens of them. I was referring to metal bands that use the bass and drums as the driving melody where the guitar acts more as the rhythm. Is that more clear or do I have to break it down further you tard? And btw, fuck your mother.

[InaGameComa]

@mtnlogistics I am a HUGE fan of both Ryan Martinie and Matt McDonough but Mudvayne is not the first metal band to showcase drums and bass. Not by a long shot. You can go back to bands that gave birth to metal such as the Who, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath. They showcased drums and bass 40 years ago

[twiddlermd]

@mikeyh03841 * Les Claypool