This man was convinced by Fieldy to listen Limp Bizkit's demo and that allowed them to record Three Dollar Bill Yall$. That was the start of my music life. Love this man.

@leachofsouls

Жыл бұрын

Fred Gave feildy a shitty Korn logo tattoo and the price was doing just that pretty much. If I remember Feildys memoirs correctly

@BirdOfHermes83

11 ай бұрын

Their best CD. The rest are meh.

@dearjuan

10 ай бұрын

And limp then copied Korn and deftones.

@antiflo781

10 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear lol you have my condolences

@LeadMe2TheBliss

9 ай бұрын

@@leachofsouls He tattooed the Korn logo on Brian and they all said it looked wack haha. I don't believe he ever tattooed Fieldy.

Ross, the Godfather of Nu Metal !!!!

Korn, Limp Bizkit, Glassjaw, Fear Factory, Slipknot, even Sepultura 'Roots'. The list could go on and on, but to name a few, this guy is a legend and was THE guy when I was growing up. Besides the bands themselves, this dude was the biggest thing out there.

@uriahuriah3792

10 ай бұрын

He even worked with Tech N9ne

@LeadMe2TheBliss

9 ай бұрын

Manhole - All Is Not Well

He brought the psycho out of some of the bands he worked with in a healthy and artistic way. Korn's first albums and Slipknot's first albums were killer releases during my teenage years

@fmilton20

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say "healthy". He tossed potted plants at Joey while he was tracking. He caused mental breakdown's with band members. He is a genius and I am glad he pushed people like he did because we would not have the recordings we have.

@jdawg3629

3 жыл бұрын

@@fmilton20 Ha, true but depends on your definition of healthy, I guess. Breaking someone down mentally in the right way makes them stronger in the end, like a boot camp. Greatness is made through struggle. So, healthy in my book

@caspercapitolcyoung1551

2 жыл бұрын

TOTALLY MADE IT THE 💩

@HughG_Rection416

Жыл бұрын

2 of my all time favourite albums.

@kadajtribal8532

Жыл бұрын

I remember being invited to see slipknot for the 1st time. As a teenager, it was a culture shock and the greatest experience ever.

Slipknot's self-titled got me into metal and it was the catalyst for me being extremely obsessive with music. It was that good!!! Iowa and Korn's second album also were the most cathartic records to me as a kid. They were like therapy in a weird way. I put them on and all my emotions were validated, and presented in a way I could enjoy rather than suffer from. Wish I could personally thank Ross for his pivotal role in crafting these albums

I had the priveledge of recreating for Ross the Bigger Muff pedal that Korn used on those first few albums. I went to his studio and what I thought would be a nerve racking experience, ended up being the most down to earth welcoming dude with such a great outlook. Never stop being you, Ross

@BrandonHurlesYT

Жыл бұрын

That was me

Back in the 90s, I regarded this guy as some kind of sorcerer. A mysterious force. Pre-internet, little known about him back then - except the fact that his name was credited on many legendary albums I acquired and still listen to. What a legacy. I can’t understand the shade that gets thrown his way sometimes. Like the music he was involved in or not, he made things happen in ways that no-one could ever entertain. Out of the box. Much respect from the UK

Ross produced my favorite album, Burn Piano Island Burn by The Blood Brothers. Thanks for doing this interview!

@tblrj

3 ай бұрын

From Guitarmy to The Shame, that album is so legendary...

Ross is a fucking LEGEND. He will FOREVER be my favorite producer. Much respect to him!

Much respect to Ross Robinson, the only person at Indigo Ranch who wasn't strung out on drugs.

@visionofdisorder

3 жыл бұрын

he sounds like he's on drugs now

@timeswehadwewonthaveagain6980

3 жыл бұрын

Very sad when you think about it..

@sinistra7450

3 жыл бұрын

@@visionofdisorder He is just old asf haha

@jackcravford8744

3 жыл бұрын

@@visionofdisorder why? he is speaking with joy and passion. i love it. each word is worth it and not just some fillers to fill the interview.

@visionofdisorder

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackcravford8744 lol, you and ross have been smoking the same stuff

I interviewed Ross about 23-34 years ago. One of the nicest, most humble talents I've ever spoken to. Such a nice person--and so down to earth for someone who has accomplished as much as he has. Awesome interview!

Giving Ross Robinson enough time to fully articulate the inner workings of his mind leads you to overwhelming enlightenment. There is nothing that comes out of his mouth that is anything short of priceless. I hope everyone learned something more about themselves after listening to this.

I started listening to Korn when life is peachy came out. I think i was 12-13 and seen the video for no place to hide and was hooked. I didn't know about the 1st Korn record and my college kid neighbor hooked me up with the 1st album and i was just floored. He ended up getting into a motorcycle wreck and lost his college scholarship and had to move back home i still have his CD to this day.. Great interview dude.. i also Haven't heard of your band but i will be checking it out in a few... Good day my friend

Thank you Ross for producing Korn & Slipknot’s best records. Your contribution to metal is priceless & undeniable. 🤘

Love this guy and the album he produced. The S/T and IOWA of Slipknot are their best albums to date and we're talking about albums made 20-23 years ago or smth. He made the underground scene shine and be the center of attention for quite a while. We owe a lot of thanks to this man.

You have to love KZread. As a kid I saw this dude talk two sentences on the Korn, 'Who Then Now' VHS back in 1998. We knew he produced all the best records at the time, as you would always look at who it was that on the CD sleeve, but knew nothing of him except those 30 seconds on the Korn video. Honestly, you would buy a CD without having heard of the band if you saw, 'Produced by Ross Robinson'. Now, we get interview after interview and can look back into the times that we all loved, but had vitually no access to at the actual time. Now you see a lot more of bands online day to day, and it would have been great to have seen more of Korn, Deftones, Slipknot, Fear Factory etc. when they were coming up besides what was on VHS or on MTV. And more of the influnencers behind the scenes like Ross Robinson. This is great.

You said it best Garza, Ross Robinson was responsible for my Nu-Metal 90's Kid Soundtrack! Legend!

You the man Garza! Don't let any of these critics bring you down.

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that man. Lucky I have some thick skin. 30's haha. Just trying to put badass shit out there for everyone. -Garza

Love hearing Ross created the best albums of my childhood

Ushered in the first iteration of nu-metal (korn - life is peachy) and the second iteration (slipknot - iowa) and some of the greatest music of the last 30 years, by far. Thank you Ross, for greatly enhancing my life.

I was at SS show on Poland. I was crying at the begging. I was so happy

This podcast is really well produced, and I checked Suicide Silence out and damn what a sick band. I can’t believe I never heard them before. If this is any indication, I’m sure others will also check out your band after watching this podcast so just letting you know it’s legit. Thanks man.

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, thats crazy. I've been wondering if anyone new has heard the band after hearing the podcast. Thanks for watching. I put a lot of time into these. -Garza

This is some amazing content, I'm all in. Ross brought us some real gems. Killer show Garza-Cheers from Michigan

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Cheers my friend. -Garza

I came here via KZread recomendation. Hope this chanel starts to get more and more attention being blessed by the holly algorithm. Great contents.

thanks for this clip @Garza , thanks for bringing out Mr.Robinson , most underrated producer to me from back in the day

Thank you Ross for producing my favorite album from my favorite band. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence by Glassjaw will forever have a place in my heart and has been there for me for some of my darkest moments. So grateful for the existence of that album, true musical therapy at it's finest.

As a music nerd, especially growing up on this era of music. This channel is a gold mine bro. Ross Robinson? I didn't even fucking know what this legend looked like before this😂😂This channel is gonna get huge I predict.

@ReanimatorsMutilations

Жыл бұрын

Well did you know he was in the band Detente?

Listened to music Ross was involved with throughout all of my youth. Then as an adult found the teachings of his mother (Byron Katie) who's insights (The Work) changed my life for the better. I didn't know for years and years that she was his mother. It is really evident listening to this, that he has a lot of those same insights. Very fascinating.

@freddylimpster7137

3 жыл бұрын

wow! as a spiritual growth enthusiast and RR fan, this is a pretty interesting discovery. a friend of mine mentioned The Work to me a few years ago, never got into that, but now that I know that RR is her son, i might haha

Great show dude. Loved the one with Dino too. Thank you for this great content. It's a dream come true for us 90s-present fans.

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Oh dude, Ive been in heaven the past month. Wait till next week! -Garza

I’d like to hear more stories from Ross about all the bands he’s recorded. I like the detail to the approach of recording. I’ve always felt my songs are captured memories or diary entries to my life and what’s going on in it.

@LoicPatryTurcotte

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, a podcast more about recording technics would be great with Ross

These podcasts are just great, I tend to listen to them when I drive, just completely chills me out. Great guests on this show too which make it so much more unique, keep rocking man! Killer KoRn t shirt too!😝🤘🏼🔥 - Alfie

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Man, thats one of the goals. Just listen, chill and go about the day. Thanks Alfie. -Garza

This is one of the greatest podcast episodes ever made!! I’m so grateful I heard this insightful and inspiring show!

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. Thank you. Ross is one of my heroes. This is the bar for my other podcasts haha. Its been tough to live up to. -Garza

I love his explanations on how we understand doesn’t have to be linear.

I am so happy I ran into this. Love Ross Robinson. He's my inspiration for learning production as of late

Really enjoying these interviews.Cool guests and in-depth subject matter.

This episode was such a nugget. Been a fan of Ross's work for well over half my life and I was expecting this to be more about your regular run-of-the-mill studio tales and instead I was met with this vulnerable, honest and humble discussion between two guys... there's some esoteric truths in this for sure. Thanks for making it happen!

Good talk, to put it mildly. Two people who made my childhood and teen years. Very inspirational on so many levels.

Thanks for a lovely interview. Can't hear Ross talk long enough

Excellent podcast man. Your show is well produced and really dig the interviews!

Mannnnn that intro song to the podcast is sickkkkkk YEW ☕️☕️☕️✌️🥋

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Im releasing the full song in a few weeks. -Garza

@coffeeyouu

3 жыл бұрын

@@GarzaPodcast awhhhh yaaaaa thanks for your time man much appreciated 🌊🌊🌊🌊🐺🐺🐺 have a good dayyy 🤙

This episode was magical. What a kindred spirit Ross is. Amazing chat, gentlemen! Love your interviewing style , Chris. Keep these episodes coming!

I'm really loving this channel. Great content for us music lovers. Keep up the great work. 🤘🤘🤘

Fantastic interview 👍 always loved the early korn albums and some of the other artists he's worked with. Gets the best out of people artistically and a grounded guy to boot.

Absolutely love this. Made me think about a lot of factors in life. From music, friends, philosophy… and the fact we know next nothing as humans. Ross really sounds like a down to earth dude, to say the least. Happy to hear and see everything here. Cheers Garza and thank you.

Love the Korn shirt man I have that one myself lol also love the podcast!!!

Enjoying the podcast thank you!

This was killer!!!! Keep em coming man!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Dude i love your podcast! I've been binging all your interviews. Extremely well put together material with some of the most important figures in heavy music. Thank you so much for doing this!

I absolutely love the work you and Ross did . I love the guitar work he brought out of you guys

Awesome episode. Ross helped make so many of my favorite cds of my life. Everything you ever wanted to know about silence is fucking beautiful

Holy smokes Chris, I love that you have a podcast. Can't wait to catch up on all of your episodes!

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Fk ya! -Garza

Bro I fast forward through the whole interview looking for korn and slipknot and couldn't find it.

Dude Chris, if you read this, this is one of the absolute best podcasts about the creative process I've ever heard., thank you for this brother.

Great podcast! you create a very chill vibe...subbed.

KoRn saved my life

I’ve always loved Ross, outside of being a genius, he’s just generally a great fvcking guy.

The Dino cast was one of the best metal interviews I’ve ever heard. Now more gems from Ross?

i used to check out bands just because they were produced by ross robinson. he's the elon musk of producers.

@NeuroCatalyst

3 жыл бұрын

Naw, contrary to Musk he actually created things of value.

@SaintKines

7 ай бұрын

​@@NeuroCatalystElon doesn't create things actually. He buys things that somebody else started and makes them successful.

Ross is amazing. Will always be one of the best and a personal favorite.

every idea is a diamond...that is very powerful

Ross is an absolute legend, produced some of my favorite albums ever made. 💯

incredible interview! i hope you can find some more producers to interview. like Terry Date or Ulrich Wild

awesome podcast, pretty chilled discussion and insight

This dude is from Barstow California where I live Ross is a legend

I don't care what anybody says about the SUICIDE SILENCE self titled album it was refreshing

At 1:02:00 this is how genres should be. Music doesn't need to be pidgen held in a specific genre. It just is.

Fucking legend, talk about having impact in people lives, his work surely did have one on mine until this day... Always dreamed my band to be produced by Ross. Love the podcast by the way Chris ;)

Man this is a trip to listen to. Great talk Garza!

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. -Garza

@RojuOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@GarzaPodcast as fellow 90s nu metal kids this is a goldmine! 👍

This dude is a music legend, a producer every fan of heavy music should recognize.

Music comes from deep inside the soul

Best interview man 🤟🏻

Beautiful man who helped raise me by his passion

Man recorded my favorite album of all time. Heroine by From First To Last.

Awesome produced some of the coolest records ever

Nice 🤘 You gotta get Jasta on to help spread the word of the podcast. Would you ever do a show about rankings or a Q+A session?

@GarzaPodcast

3 жыл бұрын

I wanna do The Jasta Show for sure! doing a solo episode and answering fan questions is an idea being thrown around right now. -Garza

@finalflash6074

3 жыл бұрын

@@GarzaPodcast 🤘

This is the only producer I even know the name of. The man is a legend. Iowa! FirstKorn! So many epic albums!

Fucking legend. I'd pretty much do anything to work with him lol. P.S. I'm pretty sure you guys did some shows or a tour with my old band Straight Line Stitch (between my stints in the band unfortunately) . Could be wrong. Most excellent conversation. Loved it.

@Lukaspatterson

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man is straight line stitch from Knoxville? My band star city meltdown’s final singer was from Knoxville just wondering if you knew brad dills? He was great dude . Died out the blue last March . Seems like I remember him talking about straight line stitch.

Ross Robinson, Write Your Autobiography Already!

I grew up with Ross I think he has been here before .....he was a grown up when we was little.....love you bro get a hold of me

Dope podcast

awesome podcast -real intersting watch

Still would love a remaster of that Korn Niedermeyer's Mind Demo.

Another legend

I would like to say...fucking love this...I grew up in the UK with all the bands they talk about and it was mental

His work with Vanilla Ice pioneered Nu-Metal, which opened the door for bands like HedPE

Super dope man!!!

such a fascinating man❤️

Just found channel 2 days ago very cool. I’m 46 outta Cleveland.

Wow, he is realizing his own mistakes on some records. God damn it.. "God is in the mistakes." I love it. But needles to say, the Cure self titled record has amazing mixing and great band work. I love the album.

Ross is the man!!

Love Ross!

Now you gotta get Johnathan or even Corey on

Is it me or is Ross Robinson like the Crispin Glover of Metal? He reminds of Lane a little bit from Rivers Edge if he grew too be more chill.

@falcoretheminiluckdragon3060

Жыл бұрын

Ross is an entitled rich kid, mom and dad were therapists. He took the little things that heard mom and dad talk about and exploit the fucked up shit that real people that endured that pure narcissist even If I love the korn slipknot and glassjaw albums.

@micksawyer1112

Жыл бұрын

@falcoretheminiluckdragon3060 Wow, I never knew that. That makes a lot of sense, though considering his career and his demeanor.

There's a lot of wisdom in his words

Legend

Love it!! Ross is a fucking genius!!

man great job pls do more producer like BOB ROCK :d

Thanks Ross for our happy childhood

"You know" - - Ross Robinson

Legend.