Spartacus the Magnificent Eh, I’ll give NC's the Wall this: it didn’t seem to want to be a moneymaker so much as it wanted to be Doug proving himself as a singer. Which, as we know, was unfortunately not the case
Spartacus the Magnificent Wasn't that a reference to how Taylor would always cover the Spongebob theme at concerts for his son? No offence but what are you on about?
Spartacus the Magnificent Yeah, I got that. And I have my reasoning on how it doesn’t mean that NC's the Wall is but a cash grab. You’re one of those people who’s deadly serious about this album and can never joke about it, huh?
@@ArchibaldClumpythat thing is just awful, in the worst way possible, without any redeemable factors; this album is bad too, don't get me wrong, but it's so freaking funny amd entertaining it might just flip around the 0/10 to 11/10 It's like the horseshoe theory of music
I was watching Stand By Me with a friend, and when Corey Feldman was on screen I mentioned how he's a famous musician now. He went home and listened to this and told me he didn't want to be friends anymore.
I made friends over this album. I was listening to crappy music and played him "We Wanted Change" and "The Real Chip Douglas (Demo)" and he died laughing.
This album sounds like when in a Disney movie, the protagonist's unique rock band get acquired by the countries biggest label and they think they're going to be the next big thing but turns out they turn their song into some electronic pop song to get mainstream and the band learns to be themselves and never ever do what that label says. However, in those movies the song is purposely made to sounds shit.
I have never heard anyone mispronounce it and no one I have ever met has either - your parents are clearly brain damaged - probably because you abuse them. You should really feel good about this, they probably deserve it. Actually, why are you wasting time reading this? Grab a tire iron and get to work, champ!
The sketches are actually so much crazier than you think. They intro with the Batman transition sound, are framed as being Charlie's angels briefings, play The Shaft theme, and use Mission Impossible dialogue ("your mission, should you choose"). Fucking insane
I mean this album is so fucking terrible that Fantano decided that getting copyright strikes was worth being able to show us how truly terrible it is live.
Andrew Mollinet Sumner That + schizophrenia and/or maybe bad mushrooms? Idk, but it’s definitely 40 years of every popular style of music & madness of some sort... PS: idk if that’s your kid or lil sis or what in ur pfp, but that is cute af, dude. ✌🏼
every song sounds like 5 different songs played on top of each other. it's so bad. the lack of any melody or cohesive structure is shocking. it sounds like something that was made by a schizophrenic on a pc in the 90s.
i just saw a corey interview and he built a studio in his house and produced it himself. and it shows, the production is horrendous. it also took him 10 years, which is really sad. but he was really trying guys...
This album legit might be a 10 for me. It is so unbelievably horrible that I am in love with it. Every time I listen to this album I enjoy it thoroughly because of just how funny it is. Edit June 15, 2024. I found out recently that this album was taken off streaming services, and I haven’t been right since. I need some prayers yall, I dont know if I can live without We Wanted Change… Edit 2: WERE SO BACK LETS GOOOOOO FELD-DOGGGGGG!!!!!
Like many comments pointed out, litteraly The Room of music. The beauty about this gorgeous disaster of an album is that you can feel the Corey's efforts though every single God awfull song on this album and he thinks that he's actually making good music. I don't think anyone can replicate this amount of delusion you need to make this vomit inducing Masterpiece. Truly one of the albums of all times
This is the room of albums. It’s so bad that it’s genius. Truly hilarious. It makes you wonder what the psyche of someone who would make this music is like. Corey is either the least self aware person ever to live or he’s a genius comedian. Those are the only two possibilities.
it's the first option. he's a childhood SA victim and stopped developing mentally at that time in his life, so he's just living in a perpetual delusion
Feldman- This is going to be probably one of the greatest albums since Off the Wall, influencing music for generations to come. Cocaine- Corey’s really starting to worry me.
I would object to that joke, but the album so repetitive and awful I'll join you, The only thing this needs is to be featured in the next crappy Sonic game and complete a common autistic dream. Might as well since they have roughly the same creativity and cohesion in the final product. So awful even die hard fans find some of them irredeemable.
@@FlameOnTheBeat Yeah, there's that dimension to it. I meant more like Snoop will do absolutely ANYthing. I mean, Nic got screwed by his accountant, I dunno what Snoop's excuse is.
I’ve been feeling sick all day and wanted to be cheered up. I now feel more sick. I even had to call in sick to work. I’m not joking. The combination of this album and feeling slightly unwell has produced a new level of illness
You might have got Coreyvid-22. (like 3X worse than Covid-19, because you can't die from it like you want to, and, like this album, it seems to last forever). Does Corey have a song about Covid-19 or vaxxing? It just would seem to fit, except maybe it is too relevant. Hopefully the box set has a Feldman's underwear scratch and sniff straight from Wuhan, inside.
The year is 2056. Music has evolved to the point where all genres have melded together and everything has stagnated out. Music creators haven't created anything of value, or anything incredibly original, in years. The world is beginning to notice, and is looking for a solution. Anthony, who has long retired his channel and theneedledrop brand, goes through his old vinyl collection trying to reminisce of the now-named "Golden Age" of music. He tries to pull out his copy of The Money Store, but in his old age he trips and bumps his shelf. Suddenly, Corey Feldman's Angelic 2 The Core falls into his hands. He remembers this review, and begins to play it. Completely opposite to this review, our Melon's eyes begin to light up as the music hits his ears. Everything has changed. The underlying genius of this album is just the thing that the world needs in this dire time. Anthony calls one of his old friend, Kanye West, and tells him he knows how to save the music industry. Kanye, who retired after the universal praise following eventual Yhandi's drop in 2032, uses his old connections to get Melon the attention he needs. Melon meets with the heads of the Sony, Universal, and Warner music labels. He gently puts his vinyl player on the table, and begins playing Corey Feldman's Angelic 2 The Core. They are absolutely blown away. Corey Feldman is flown out to oversee the making of every new music project, and things are beginning to look up. His album flies up the charts, and overall reception of music is the best its been in years. Music is now in a renaissance rivaling none other. Corey Feldman and Melon are known throughout the world as the people that saved music. Eventually the two meet in person to converse about how the landscape of music has now been revived. Anthony is nervous 2 The Core, standing in the shadow of a revered legend. He does nothing but praise him and his brilliance. Corey offers no response, and merely squints his eyes at Melon. Anthony turns to leave out of embarrassment, but just as he has his back towards Corey, he feels a sharp stab. Blood drips down the yellow flannel as Melon turns his head to see Corey with a shining knife pulled out of his back. With a tear in his eye, Backthony Stabtano can only make out one word, "Why?" Corey mutters- "I remember." Anthony falls to the floor, and Corey begins to use his newfound power in the music industry to tarnish the legacy of theneedledrop.
Nah, Korn's debut album literally fueled by that stuff and that turned out excellent. this album, however, was fueled by Corey injecting black tar heroin into his nutsack and eating peach slices of the floor.
What has Corey Feldman done since the Goonies that either hasn't been a train wreck, a dumpster fire or absolute shit? This album took a decade to make and it's *still* a joke!
Is there anyone who enjoyed this album? Like, what did his family and friends tell him? What was his manager's feedback? This album just raises way too many questions it stresses me out
The really crazy thing is this: he lives in LA, which naturally attracts so many aspiring producers. So how the fuck did he end up with something this bad. Whoever made the beats simply doesn't know how to produce music. That's a fact.
There will be someone who enjoys this, or at least someone who claims that they do. There are so many different people on this planet that I would be shocked if there wasn't at least one person who claims to legitimately love this, even if it's just to seem like they're different
i can imagine him having a mental breakdown and beating his angels in his basement but no one can hear their screams for help because he’s gagged them and they lack the energy to because he only feeds them bread every morning so they can pleasure him by force every single day as he screams at them and experiments with them, which eventually makes a few obsolete that he puts in “the container” making him recruit and then chaining new girls through his “Corey’s Angels” program, showing them “the container” so they know where they go if they ever disobey his commands or fail him. or yeah, maybe he just cries silently.
I was watching the video while I read this and was so curious when he was gonna say "how is this legal?" and then it was LITERALLY the next line. You're scaring me.
Had similar thoughts like my vocals suck ass and even though Corey sucks more than me it's still worrying lmao. Don't worry about it there's no way your music is this generic/painful as this, like LETSBEHONEST here.
I think every musician feels this way when they hear music this bad... No matter where the musician is in their careers... This shit is just depression incarnate.
TMmodify Metallica's black album took less than a year to record and produce. The band was at war with the producer. They were bitching at each other. And they still released one of the objectively greatest albums of all time. I don't even listen to metal and I love that album. Less than one year. THIS TOOK 10 YEARS.
I've rewatched this 50 minute video like 3(EDIT: like 6 or 7) times now. Listened to the album in full once. Fuck. Anthony needs to do more of these videos. Either on this channel or the mEmE rEvIeW. Hearing him listen to [NOT GOOD] music is golden. Edit: I listened to the album again. The best song has to be Go For It, considering it actually has a fairly catchy hook & the Snoop Dogg clickbait feature. However, as soon as the chorus ends and the dubstep is brought in. It just fucking sucks. I wish someone would remix this to at least make it sound reasonably good. Like, forget the verses & dubstep, just make an EDM song around the chorus. Then it might be something. EDIT: I'm sorry guys. While I'd love Anthony to make more long commentaries, I don't think he's going to find music as bad as this to listen to, without necessary editing. This video was not boring at all because even if you've seen it, you know how bad it is, and you just love seeing Anthony's reaction & subsequent thoughts. Unless there's artists out there that attempt to make mainstream pop as bad as this, I don't think we should expect another long video like this for a long time. Stay tuned for the next meme review. Goodnight.
RegalEagle Fred Durst gets lots of hate for nothing. the guy did great music in the past and is trying his best to do some more. I'm pretty sure he did this for fun.
whoa you disin corey feldman now you crossed the line you crossed the line you crossed the line you crossed the line you crossed the line you crossed the liiiine
This album's wikipedia page literally only three sentences "Angelic 2 the Core is the fifth studio album by American actor and singer Corey Feldman, released on June 22, 2016.[1] Feldman asked fans to help raise $105,000 to fund the album through Indiegogo,[2] but fell short and only raised $14,982.[3] The album was universally panned and is regarded as one of the worst albums of all time."
Video Game Drummer Productions 2 years ago (edited) 0:00 Introduction 6:39 Ascension Millenium 8:10 Lovin Lies 10:40 Angelic 2 the Core 11:42 Lickity Splickity 13:13 4Bidden Attraction 13:50 Crossed the Line 15:06 Bad People 16:36 Duh! 17:33 Everybody 18:48 Go 4 It! 21:09 Test 1 21:56 Seamless 24:47 Wanna Break Free 26:10 Negativity 28:10 Ya Got Me 28:56 Baby Blue Eyes 30:49 4 My Love 32:50 We Wanted Change 36:17 Take a Stand 38:52 Remember 222 40:37 Mercy 44:03 Working Class Hero 47:03 Final Thoughts
This album is what resulted from God meeting Tenacious D at a crossroads in Australia and challenging them to sing "the worstest songs in the world". God was then unhappy because Cage and JB were unintentionally too good, so he replaced them with the Corey Feldman Collective and dialled the "awful" up to 11.
This album sounds like a bunch of leftover songs from Sonic Adventure. The vocals are strange which was to be expected but the instrumentals really make you wonder what kind of headspace his producers were in.
For me it is the opposite. It makes me appreciate any music which doesn’t not contain corey’s fucking dog growl voice with raging electric guitars in the background and unnecessarily loud drums.
Petition to make Corey-core a thing. It’s all about bad photoshopping, camp, bad music and movies, cheap/free sound effects and loops (think pixabay and looperman), papyrus font and other cheap editing fonts, filters and effects. It’s mildly Y2K too, cause of the 2000’s-2010’s pop vibe a lot of his stuff and his vibe has.
@@sp4cegrl27he just came back earlier this year so he still had that going on! atleast before he quits again 😭 it's kinda crazy to look back on how a lot of people including me thought he actually finally quitted when he was still uploading music quietly under swineantartica
You know one day some hipster in college will right his or hers mid term paper on how this album is secretly a masterpiece and is about the duality of God and Man.
"Speedin' Bullet 2 The Angelic Core Of Heaven is the fourty-ninth mixtape by Nigerian reggae singer Ore Oke Gbogunmi. It was released on June 6, 1944 and was an immediate critical and commercial success" taen from the wiki
The craziest thing about the album, after having actually listened to it, is the fact that Anthony didn’t even choose the worst bits of the album This album has so much more in store if you dare to give it a listen
Oh god, you gave me flashbacks to an old band i was in temporarily... I quit after our first studio session. 1 day, 1 song. Then the singer played it on loop all the way home. My other band at the time, punk band, did an album in a day. And it's not like tge music was any more complicated. I should've just done the drums in the 2 takes it took and gone home...
He actually does. Some woman got invited to an orgy at Corey’s house and noticed that he had his music playing in the background while they’re all fucking. lmao
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