Hi, I'm Dane Campbell and I play drums in Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons & Straight Lines. Thanks for visiting the RU-vid channel for Drum For The Song Podcast. I've spent countless hours listening to podcasts so I decided to attempt making my own where I chat to some great drummers about their lives, music and of course - drums. This has been an idea of mine for a while but I decided to finally go for it during the Coronavirus pandemic whilst the music industry was on hold, my busy Summer of festivals were cancelled and touring was in doubt for the remainder of the year. If you've enjoyed my content I would greatly appreciate any support you may wish to give which will help by contributing towards better equipment and transport costs that will all help me continue to create these podcasts in the future.
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17 joints locked, took 18 months to get a diagnosis! I cut eggs, carbs, and GLUTTEN total difference! No meds now except occasional tylenol after 12 years. At one point on plaquinel methotrexate and rinvouq! So poisoned. Remission now
Everybody just dick riding Chris and putting all blame directly on Corey and Shawn with some blaming all the members like it's Slipknot vs Chris. None of us know the truth. We don't know them and aren't around them at every show, backstage or a part of their personal lives. Clearly Chris and the band had an issue with each other and members quitting or being replaced happens all the time in bands so it's nothing new. Personally I don't care. It's in the past and none of my business. I think the band actually sounds good with the new guys especially Eloy on drums. I wish Chris and the band all the best but no point in still being upset over it, move on already.
Clown and Corey are renowned for being power hungry backstabbing so-called Brothers....is what they always said anyway, "were family,brothers"...horseshit. It's not slipknot anymore. Once a band doesn't have its original members any longer, it's NOT the same. I mean they're just packing the line up with Brazilians, and 4 new members, it's not slipknot. Without Joey, Chris, Craig, and paul....NOT SLIPKNOT. Jim should watch his back being number 4. Because 1, 2 ,3 ,are gone then now craig...other than Paul, clown and Corey fked over everyone else
I have a painting from Chris Fehn and it's one of my favorite purchases ever and I cherish it forever. I miss seeing Chris w/ Slipknot and his iconic mask. I just came across this podcast so I'm sure he wont see this. But, great episode Dane!
Chris Fehn!!! #3 Pickle Nose/ Liar was always my Favorite Mask in Slipknot I bought the Mask and was #3 every year for Halloween until the mask completely fell apart 🤘💀🤘
Vegan XVX, of 7 years from India and I feel great, and have a clear conscience. We're separated by geographic location, but united by compassion. 🌱🐮 One love.
I remember traveling from Argentina to Brazil in 2015 to see Slipknot at Rock In Rio. I think it was the day before the show when I went to the hotel to meet the band, and Chris was one of the few who showed up. Such a great guy. So humble. So thankful. Nice interview. Great to see he's doing well.
Without trying to be negative to particular people, it almost seems like CT and Clown told Tortilla Man to basically copy the stage presence and mannerisms of Chris, but it just doesn’t have the same effect. Chris was a whole different energy
I mean, he spoke out about some guys in the band being a bunch of bullies to him decades ago. Now that they are dropping memebers left, right and center there seems to be a pattern and there is a common denominator. Slipknot is not and probably was never the brotherhood they always sold themselves as..
What a humble, beautiful individual. Chris had the biggest effect on me next to Joey when I discovered Slipknot back in '99 when I was 12. His presence, sense of humor, and ultimately his humility and sheer realness in interviews quickly made him my favorite member. I chose to be a drummer because of these two boys. Thank you Chris Fehn for doing this interview. I missed you! Looking forward to checking out your new musical ventures. Rest easy Joey & Paul.
I respect Chris so much. When people trashed Tortilla man on Chris' instagram, he told people "Don't hate" and stood up for him. Such a classy thing to do.
Absolutely the least user friendly website of any drum brand. Impossible to find info like finishes, components, etc. I spent well over 2 hours trying to figure it out and just gave up. If Sonor doesn't care enough to build a usable website, how can we trust how they make their drums. Yamaha, Tama, Pearl, DW, Gretch, Ludwig, Maple websites all take about a minute to understand how to use, a 3rd grader could do it. Finishes, component sizes, shell construction are all there and easy to access.
Chris was certainly big energy . After hearing his interview it was really obvious that he himself didn't feel like he had a lot to offer to the band. Its a curious thought that when you watch the band and think of 9 guys trying to formulate this artwork with each giving equal input and having equal opportunity , someone is always going to give less and have less. I think Chris having a humble approach to being in the band was refreshing but also important because the other members have to of felt energy all along. He can say he did or did not enjoy the the ins and outs of the band but I think deep down he just wanted it to be easy and friendly , 9 guys is 9 guys at the end of the day, Chris just didn't have a lot to bring to the table after a while. So glad its over for him because he was on an incredible ride and now he's happy with the result and he's just living his life now.
I KNOW why they didn't make it. It was the lame half heart Ted Nugent type solos. Some of the songs were on mark, but too many were just goofy. Example, stupid song called Mad Dog. They should have just zeroed in on just being as heavy as possible. Great band name, looked great, they were great live. But if you listen carefully, they were not as tight as they should have been. The drums got too messy at times.
I was 11 when I discovered Slipknot Iowa in 2001 and have loved them since, and love them now 23 years and 5 horrible albums later. I believe the 8th album (and first being out from under roadrunner) will be a change of pace that goes back to self titled and Iowa roots. Dare to be different you trendy knot haters you and choose to ask why not and choose to hope for the best.
Jamming with friends is the ultimate thrill as a musician. I am an intermediately skilled drummer and i remember even playing the first few jams with my buddies, how much fun it was to just play whatever came to mind. By ourselves we would play the same stuff over and over, but together we varied eachothers playing and had a blast. That continues to this day and i cherish those sessions.
I absolutely love 😊 Bob Richards ❤❤❤❤.I think the band should have kept him, he's so sexy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤and hot🔥🔥🔥🔥 Love youBob hugs and kisses from. Holly😘😘😘😘🥰🥰
When Paul passed and Joey got booted , that's when that band was dead. Chris was a big part of that group too, definitely in the live setting especially.
