7 Deadly Sins Corey Taylor
Yvone Samiento
3) This whole book is basically to say the seven deadly sins, Wrath, Lust, Vanity, Sloth, Envy, Greed and Glutton as believed in Christianity is wrong and created by the past priests to curb human emotions.
4) For Corey, all of the so called sins are normal human behaviour, in extreme might be dangerous to others, real crimes occurs from extreme versions of the sins, but most of the time it is just self-harming rather than the people around them.
6) Sin by sin he explained each sins in his own experience and articulately gave examples on what each sins is, who would have imagined a lyricist and vocalist for heavy metal band can be this articulate right?
Men are terrified of change and they cannot handle it when Ethyl can do anything they can do. But that did nothing to change the fact that men are expected to work for a living and women are given the option. You fought hard, ladies: Light up a Virginia Slim and celebrate. For you, it was a battle for equality, respect, and a chance to build something for a lifetime. For guys, nothing changed. There was no empathy for men; we did not hold rallies or support parades that resounded with the idea that if women want to work then men should get a day off. To this day we are still genetically and socially pressured to do whatever is necessary, to put in the time and the effort.
Adam Lawton: Can you give us an overview of your new book?
Corey Taylor: Essentially the book is about my various experiences with ghosts and the paranormal. I am basically trying to figure out what these things could be as a lot of the research I have done has left me unsatisfied. This is me trying to figure things out balanced with some of my stories and things I have seen. I think everything came together pretty well.
AL: What was it like revisiting some of these experiences?
CT: The cool thing was when I would start writing about a place or experience I got to learn a little more about the history of things. The mansion we wrote one of the Slipknot albums in is a good example of that. I did quite a bit of research on the place and looked in to the various owners in an effort to dispel some of the myths and rumors. I found out Houdini was never connected in any way to the property which was a big thing that was always brought up when talking with people about the property. In doing that I was really able to trigger some of the experiences I had there. I also talked to some of the other guys in the band and had them recount their experiences. It was really cool to be able to go back and look at things from this point of view. It helped trigger a lot of great memories.
AL: Also within the past year you have written a comic book. How did that opportunity come about?
CT: The comic book came about because of the two part concept album Stone Sour was releasing. What really triggered it was the short story I had written which encompassed both sides of the story that was being told throughout the album. While I was writing that short story I thought that it would make a really great comic book as I was trying to be very visual and evocative. Being a huge comic book fan this was something that I really wanted to do. Luckily when I sat down with Dark Horse Comics they saw the vision for what I wanted to do and they thought it would be a really cool mini-series. I had never written a comic book script in my life and thankfully Dark Horse sort of held my hand through the process and helped me figure out how to write it. It was a real big thrill.
I wish i could spend a day with corey taylor and just talk shoot the Sh** and let him finally feel like hes welcomed which i think all those crazy fuc**** maggots would to Thank u Slipknot and Stone Sour for putting great music out year in and year out we love you
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