Bother (song)
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| "Bother" | ||
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| Single by Stone Sour | ||
| from the album Stone Sour | ||
| Released | 2002 | |
| Format | Enhanced CD | |
| Recorded | Catamount Studios, Cedar Falls, IA | |
| Genre | Alternative Rock | |
| Length | 4:00 | |
| Label | Roadrunner Records | |
| Producer(s) | James "Jimbo" Barton Corey Taylor |
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| Stone Sour singles chronology | ||
| Get Inside (2002) |
Bother (2002) |
Inhale (2003) |
"Bother" is a song by Corey Taylor which appeared on the Spider-Man soundtrack and Stone Sour's debut album, despite the fact that none of the other band members were involved in the creation of the song. The song was written about Corey Taylor's father, whom in a coincidental turn of events, he met for the first time after the release of the song.
The music video of "Bother" was directed by Gregory Dark and released in 2003. It shows Taylor singing the song while looking at what seems to be a mirror image of himself. However, as the video progresses, this "mirror image" begins to age, ultimately dying as the last words of the song are played.
[edit] Single Track Listing
- "Bother" - 4:00
- "Rules of Evidence" - 3:44
- "The Wicked" - 4:55
[edit] Personnel
- James "Jimbo" Barton - Producer, Engineering, Mixing, String Arrangements
- Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
- J.J. Farriss - String Arrangements
- Corey Taylor - Vocals, Producer
- Patrick Thrasher - Engineering, String Arrangements
| Stone Sour |
| Corey Taylor | Josh Rand | Shawn Economaki | James Root | Roy Mayorga |
| Joel Ekman | Bruce Swink | B J | Josh Rilying Denny Harvey | Danny Spain | Weeter Kane | Marty Smith |
| Discography |
| Albums: 1992 Demo | 1994 Demo | 1996 Demo | 2000 Demo | Click Here to Exit Stone Sour | Come What(ever) May |
| Singles: Get Inside | Bother | Inhale | Through Glass | 30/30-150 | Sillyworld |
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