@Aaron madazz Morgan damn... i always wondered what happened to this band and why they werent fucking huge by now... guess i never thought about it untill now😞
@@burp1361 Yep. The singer here was involved in a tragic fatal car crash that took his life back in 1998. Snot were the only band that could compare with KoRn around this time, in my opinion. In fact, Snot opened for KoRn back during the mid 1990s, a few years before this performance at Ozzfest, when KoRn were touring and promoting their 2nd major label album, Life Is Peachy.
i was fifteen, living in Lima Peru listening to the snot album with my friends. I was very excited about this band. They were so different and so so so good. I remember going to a big party on a friday when my buddy told me that Lynn and Dobbs died in a car crash. sad day for music.
wow... so crazy to see this again. I was here to witness this awesomeness. those first few years of ozzfest at Alpine valley were some of the best shows ive ever saw. it was crazy to see how far some of those bands came and went. Snot never got its true chance to shine without lynn and dobbs. really wish they could have made something work with TONS.
People say System of a Down sounds really original, not knowing that one of their biggest influences was Snot, and System of a Down does sound original, but they do sound similar to snot
I was at the Orlando show that year and Snot killed it. I never even heard of them dudes until then and went and bought their CD ASAP after that. It's a shame he's gone man. R.I.P Lynn.
I remember when the bands for Ozzfest 98 were announced and I downloaded music from the bands I had not heard of onto NAPSTER. Snot was the first stuff I downloaded because of the name. They were one of those rare bands, the first time you hear them you immediately like them. That was the case for me. Absent was the first song I heard and I was so blown away. Seeing them live was even better. I've played their songs regularly ever since then. And i dont even think hes that good of a singer but he makes work and the songs they wrote are fucking good. Lynn seemed like a cool fucking dude. Snot put out 1 record and all the metal heavyweights like Pantera, SOAD, Sevendust, Ozzy, ALL the bands totally respected Lynn and Snot. It is too bad that car accident happened because Snot, there was something special about those guys.
Oh man! Thought at first I might have got to catch Snot back in the day, but this was just a BIT before my time....went to Ozzfest 2000 and 01 in East Troy back in the day....good times, good times....
I remember thinking back in the day that Snot might be the only band that actually might take Korns spot as the leaders of the nu metal movement. 25 years later though and KoRn are still the leaders of that genre, like em or not. Snot used to open up for KoRn back in the mid 90s!
17:47 Mike Cox drummer of Coal Chamber. God, I loved Lynn's genuine passion for music and the way he expressed himself on stage. He is up there with the best of them like Jonathan Davis, Corey Taylor, and Layne Staley.
Mike smith is one of those Nu metal guitarists at 50 known for his boyish hood looks. Never knew he played telecasters always thought he played PRS guitars that’s what he played in limp bizkit, exception of the eat you alive video he played a Gibson SG.
I wish they didn’t play everything WAY up tempo from the album… doesn’t give Lynn or the guitars the space in the song they need to sit in the pocket. And obviously loses the groovy funk that made them so unique… the drummer always seems too focused on “being intense” and doing little stick tricks and showmanship.
NOT Troy, WI! This is in FACT recorded at (then named) Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville, IN. Noblesville is a very close suburb of Indianapolis. The scenery is definitely Deer Creek, and the kicker is when Lynn yells "Indian(fuckin)apolis" around the 3:11 mark. 15 year old me was at this show, and absolutely watched Snot that day.
Mike Smith took over for the last part of Snots run, so it wasn't for very long. In a way though, I always thought Smith was more in tune with the band with his playing style and character. He "fits" more. Would have liked to have seen how things would have gone on the second album if things didn't go the way they did.
These guys had the most underrated drummer of that era. Insane heavy and groovy playing.
MOTHA' FUCKIN' MORGAN ROSE FROM THE ALL MIGHTY SEVENDUST!!!
@@yourerightiamright.3709 no
Mehmet Gorgun that’s who is playing this show as a fill in
@@cyklonis6656 you sure? Snot's drummer had the same hair as Morgan Rose at some point.
It’s Jamie Miller, he was and still is the original drummer of snot
My left ear feels amazing!
that's the best comment on here by far
My right ear listening to night crickets.. 👽
Lynn never disappointed. Whether it be a small club gig or a crowd of hundreds/thousands. RIP Lynn and RIP Dobbs!!!!
@Aaron madazz Morgan damn... i always wondered what happened to this band and why they werent fucking huge by now... guess i never thought about it untill now😞
@@burp1361 Yep. The singer here was involved in a tragic fatal car crash that took his life back in 1998. Snot were the only band that could compare with KoRn around this time, in my opinion. In fact, Snot opened for KoRn back during the mid 1990s, a few years before this performance at Ozzfest, when KoRn were touring and promoting their 2nd major label album, Life Is Peachy.
03:20 Snot
07:07 I Jus’ Lie
10:51 Stoopid
14:41 Snooze Button
17:40 Get Some
23:14 Absent
I like how Lynn warned everyone about the uncover cops in the crowd
#ACAB
English is not my first language, what did he say about the cops?, in case people smoke weed?
I hate how he did that.
@@VOD713 he warned them about the cops by saying what they had on and describing them so nobody gets busted
@@MrGenedancingmachine Then go talk to them.
i was fifteen, living in Lima Peru listening to the snot album with my friends. I was very excited about this band. They were so different and so so so good. I remember going to a big party on a friday when my buddy told me that Lynn and Dobbs died in a car crash. sad day for music.
Mike Smith on guitar. He ended up in Limp Bizkit for a little while when Wes left the group.
The drummer is in Bad Religon now too
4:04 Robert Trujillo!!!
So much promis in one video it's insane :D
wow... so crazy to see this again.
I was here to witness this awesomeness.
those first few years of ozzfest at Alpine valley were some of the best shows ive ever saw.
it was crazy to see how far some of those bands came and went.
Snot never got its true chance to shine without lynn and dobbs.
really wish they could have made something work with TONS.
Why do people spell SNOT like TONS sometimes? I’ve noticed it in the fan base and I’m curious
@@bearwboots8839 it was the new reincarnation without Lynn.
Snot is Forever! Rest easy Lynn & Dobbs
People say System of a Down sounds really original, not knowing that one of their biggest influences was Snot, and System of a Down does sound original, but they do sound similar to snot
@@Retro_Hero_Music I mean, there is literally a picture of John wearing a snot shirt
25 years today…. RIP Lynn and Dobbs. Never forgotten.❤
I saw Snot open for 311 in 1997 on a 1 foot high stage next to the merch stand....and it was sick
stdavis22 that show was at the Nissan pavilion which now Jiffy Lube live in Virginia.
Holy shit, you’re lucky. 311 was so good back then, too!
They opened up for KoRn too during their 1996 tour.
@@dakingfish yes it was
Sad that Lynn passed so early. This band would have been HUGE
I am still pissed, saddened and just overall bummed.. Lynn you are missed. RIP L&D!
First time watching them live on here, long time listener.
This drummer is fucking insane
Insane at what he can't even keep a tempo
@@earthpart3 madden nerd lmao
fortnite nerd
lmao
I was at the Orlando show that year and Snot killed it. I never even heard of them dudes until then and went and bought their CD ASAP after that. It's a shame he's gone man. R.I.P Lynn.
Amazing! Been a fan for 15 years.. never got to see them live. Thanks so much for posting this!!!
Mike Strawn same here brother lol
I love CZcams because of videos like these
I believe it “ I Jus’ Lie”
I remember when the bands for Ozzfest 98 were announced and I downloaded music from the bands I had not heard of onto NAPSTER. Snot was the first stuff I downloaded because of the name. They were one of those rare bands, the first time you hear them you immediately like them. That was the case for me. Absent was the first song I heard and I was so blown away. Seeing them live was even better. I've played their songs regularly ever since then. And i dont even think hes that good of a singer but he makes work and the songs they wrote are fucking good. Lynn seemed like a cool fucking dude. Snot put out 1 record and all the metal heavyweights like Pantera, SOAD, Sevendust, Ozzy, ALL the bands totally respected Lynn and Snot. It is too bad that car accident happened because Snot, there was something special about those guys.
* Lars Ulrich doesn’t like this *
Where u hear that Pantera respected Snot
So great even the other artists have to be present to witness.
Oh man! Thought at first I might have got to catch Snot back in the day, but this was just a BIT before my time....went to Ozzfest 2000 and 01 in East Troy back in the day....good times, good times....
This vids got me tearing, you totally capture the fuckin feeling, I was at the New Jersey show FUN as Anything EVER! .. thanks RIP Lynn..
I was there too!
Just proves again that Snot was going to be huge. All the stars we see in the wings here knew this was the real deal too.
Robert Trujillo fucking groovin back there
Man seeing the genuine VCR effect at 4:10 is such a trip lol
HOLY MOTHER FUCK! I was there. First Ozzfest show I ever went to. I remember walking up to second stage and seeing them.
yes thx for sharing i was there and it was by far one of the best shows i have been to RIP Lynn:(
Had so much fun at Ozzfest 98 in DC
thanks for sharing this. Love the close up of Jaime bangin the hell outta the drums at the beginning of the vid.
That was Morgan from 7DUsT
@@yourerightiamright.3709 Nope, that's very much Jamie Miller.
@@Leedguitar2 they must have the same dreads and have the same way of playing…
I thought it was Shannon Larkin
This band was bound to give rage against the machine a run for its money
uhhh, what?
I wouldn’t jump the gun on sayin that sir but understand where you’re coming from
My exact thoughts. I think snot would of eventually been huge
I think they give red hot chilli peppers a run for their money
I remember thinking back in the day that Snot might be the only band that actually might take Korns spot as the leaders of the nu metal movement. 25 years later though and KoRn are still the leaders of that genre, like em or not. Snot used to open up for KoRn back in the mid 90s!
11:32 S.C.I.E.N.C.E Brandon Boyd
Fucking best era of Incubus. Maybe the only era..
The good days of no cell phones. People living in the moment and going off! Good times
Fuck ya
17:47 Mike Cox drummer of Coal Chamber. God, I loved Lynn's genuine passion for music and the way he expressed himself on stage. He is up there with the best of them like Jonathan Davis, Corey Taylor, and Layne Staley.
GREAT VIDEO, thank you for uploading!!!! RIP LYNN
I was at this event! It was AWESOME! So many amazing bands played that day!
Thank you for posting this!
Lyn was the man put those pigs on blast
Nice profile picture 👌
I love guitarists that look like they are having fun playing, Mike never loiters on stage
Oh my god I miss this time period and this band.
Mr Eddy's Theme intro is a nice touch.
7:20 that Serj enjoying some snot?
This is actually in Noblesville, IN. I was standing next to Mike Bordin in this video.
I was there! I think Tool played that year. Amazing
thank u for putting this up
Thanks for the heads up Lynn that’s legit 🤘🏻
Mike smith is one of those Nu metal guitarists at 50 known for his boyish hood looks. Never knew he played telecasters always thought he played PRS guitars that’s what he played in limp bizkit, exception of the eat you alive video he played a Gibson SG.
12:53 Robert Trujillo Metallica?
This is gold, thanks for the video 👍🏼
best eva...SNOT untouchable.
My left ear is loving this
Is that Robert Trujillo watching from the side??
Yes
Mike Bordin 23:12
just saw that. his name was escaping me but not those dreads. instantly was like that's dude!
Not a single person in the crowd holding up a cell phone.... The good ol daze 🤘🤘🤘🤘
He was such a great frontman
Serj Tankian & Logan Mader 0:45
Robert Trujillo at 4:03 as well.
maybe i'm crazy but is that Layne Staley at 15:00
that looks exactly like him
Jody Nuckols fuqqqqqq
15:00 drummer of coal chamber
@@idontmind3585 Fuck dude, i wish i had a time travel machine
I saw this set just 2 days before this show in a different city 😮
Snot me da vida, siempre demostrando esa energia desaforada, rest in peace lynn & dobbs, siempre en nuestros corazones
Lo mejor!
Anyone else notice the drummer speeding up the tempo after the countdown on snot?
His tempos are always all over the place, people who don't know music think he's so great
I mean he ain't bad, you're bound to change tempo naturally while playing the song
I wish they didn’t play everything WAY up tempo from the album… doesn’t give Lynn or the guitars the space in the song they need to sit in the pocket. And obviously loses the groovy funk that made them so unique… the drummer always seems too focused on “being intense” and doing little stick tricks and showmanship.
@@vidalynosencio6389 totally agree. As a former high school garage band drummer, it’s understandable but unfortunate when they have limited recordings
Morgan rose the drummer of sevendust is there
RIP Lynn ... much love from HB
This one about your grandma daughter “ your mom “ lol
This band was so good like a diamond in nu metal rough
There’s always one in the middle of a pit pissed off for getting pushed
These days Man....
Rob in the back at 13:00
Love it
Crazy to think that he’d pass away just 5 months later
Goddamnit. Snot would have been so huge.
It really does feel like you’re “absent” now Lynn
NOT Troy, WI! This is in FACT recorded at (then named) Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville, IN. Noblesville is a very close suburb of Indianapolis. The scenery is definitely Deer Creek, and the kicker is when Lynn yells "Indian(fuckin)apolis" around the 3:11 mark. 15 year old me was at this show, and absolutely watched Snot that day.
11:33 this guys name is Brandon 😂
Brandon Boyd from Incubus
My Brother was Snot's Bus driver on the 98 tour.
PETE
@@dakingfish Yep Pete is my Brother
lynn is wearing a house of pain tee!!!
One time I’m happy I’m deaf in my right ear and not the left.
my left ear loved this
my left ear loved the show
This is great!
Mikey Cox of Coal Chamber 14:59
You can tell he's just in awe of Jamie Miller's kit work.
Was that Morgan rose on the drums or did their drummer have the exact same style ?
3:35 YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE BATTERY IS FIRE
Mr eddies theme from lost highway
My fav band of all time aside frm cluch
Memory of Lynn Strait 😔🕯🌹🙏
I really miss Lynn...
amazing thank you
7:19 Serj Tankian of SOAD
There's Mike Cox of Coal Chamber too and much others, Serj Tankian, Robert Trujillo, Logan Mader etc...
Jamie Miller is a beast!
i like how the guitar player dances like elaine from seinfeld the entire time
Soooooooo gooooooooood
Someone’s gotta ask but did this drummer rip off Morgan rose’s look and style of playing or is it vice versa?
This is called VHS kidz...
Honestly wondered if my right headphone had died...
What a intro!
27.55 aimme echo looking on.
Mike Smith?
Да ну где вы тут Сержа нашли , не похоже же
the drummer plays like MORGAN ROSE of SEVENDUST
looks like him too
6:13 juuuuump
Did the band members change or was it temporary? just asking cause I don't see sonny mayo
Mike Smith took over for the last part of Snots run, so it wasn't for very long. In a way though, I always thought Smith was more in tune with the band with his playing style and character. He "fits" more.
Would have liked to have seen how things would have gone on the second album if things didn't go the way they did.
@@theshipoffools Ya I also thought Mike was a better fit.
What kind of drums did Jamie play? Anybody know?
Probably backline. Not his own equipment. This was about the time they started using designated equipment for all bands.
He was playing on his premier signia kit, they were really big in the 90’s
Is that morgan rose on drums?
Was that Brandon from incubus
Yes, I saw him. There’s so many guys from other bands standing around watching them.
Back when incubus was heavy ...dreads and bongos