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*\\\"Driving beat?\\\" Either learn something about drumming or don\\\'t use it in an argument. Korn isn\\\'t double-bass heavy, doesn\\\'t roll across the kit, doesn\\\'t have blast-beats or much in the way of speed or complexity. That\\\'s what heavy drumming is.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 7 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
PS: If you\\\'re not a Korn-fan, why are you here? This adds less than nothing.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 7 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
PS: If you\\\'re not a Korn-fan, why are you here? This adds less than nothing.
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*\\\"Driving beat?\\\" Either learn something about drumming or don\\\'t use it in an argument. Korn isn\\\'t double-bass heavy, doesn\\\'t roll across the kit, doesn\\\'t have blast-beats or much in the way of speed or complexity. That\\\'s what heavy drumming is.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 6 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
PS: If you\\\'re not a Korn-fan, why are you here? This adds less than nothing.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 6 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
PS: If you\\\'re not a Korn-fan, why are you here? This adds less than nothing.
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*Powerful voice = heavy. A few moments of screaming mean nothing; the singer should be either screaming or belting loudly the entire time for Level 8 (Miss Murder by {{AFI}} has a guttural scream on it\'s bridge and yet sits under 5 because of the rest of the song\'s heaviness level).
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*Powerful voice = heavy. A few moments of screaming mean nothing; the singer should be either screaming or belting loudly the entire time for Level 8 (Miss Murder by {{AFI}} has a guttural scream on it\\\'s bridge and yet sits under 5-6 because of the rest of the song\\\'s heaviness level).
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*\\\"Driving beat?\\\" Either learn something about drumming or don\\\'t use it in an argument. Korn isn\\\'t double-bass heavy, doesn\\\'t roll across the kit, doesn\\\'t have blast-beats or much in the way of speed or complexity. That\\\'s what heavy drumming is.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 6 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
*Says basic logic. If you don\\\'t understand why, then you\\\'re just not trained or informed enough to understand this page. Go try and find a song under class 8 that isn\\\'t at least somewhat fast for most of the song.
And by the way, that song is a 7 (it\\\'s actually kind of comparable to [[{{Disturbed}} Down with the Sickness]]). It gets too slow at too many parts and the \\\"heavy\\\" screams are done through studio effects. If it drummed the way it did in the intro a bit more often, maybe it would reach 8.
To put it into perspective, the song you\\\'ve just posted is at about the basic minimum of heaviness to {{Slipknot}}\\\'s usual output, and their heaviest work is usually falls under 8 or potentially 9 (People = Shit, All Hope is Gone). If you\\\'re counting the song\\\'s digitized screams, keep in mind that Vermilion part 1 (one of their more melodic works) is under a 6, and the screams and drumming in there are far heavier and more common than in the song you just posted (not to mention the guitar solo). Then there\\\'s Number of the Beast by IronMaiden being under 6 (probably because it has slower portions in it than is normal for Maiden) and yet it\\\'s drumming, guitar and bass-work is faster than what you just posted and the vocals are far more intense/loud/powerful.
