Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
speaker
198 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
Isabella Gomez Sarmiento’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And it starts off really moody and dark and it's kind of like you're sailing and a storm comes up and things get really dark for a second and everyone's hanging onto each other for dear life.
You know, the help on the way into Slipknot, it's all instrumental, it's kind of like these dark jazz arpeggios.
And then Franklin's Tower breaks into this really sort of hippie rock mellowed out song.
and it feels like the clouds go away, the sun comes out, you can jump in the water and you're reborn.
It's like you're on this journey with everyone and the destination's not the point, but there is a destination, which is why it doesn't feel like aimless noodling.
You know you're going somewhere, you just have to kind of ride it out.
It's all about the journey, man.
I'm sorry, but it's true.
What?
I do think Franklin's Tower is like the stereotypical hippie music you think of when you think of the Grateful Dead.
But to me, there is no better feeling than reaching the crest where that instrumental transitions into Franklin's and everyone's just like dancing and hugging and spinning around together in the crowd.
Yeah.
They are a jazz band.
They're a jazz band.
And this is something Dennis McNally, the publicist and biographer, told us.
They're a jazz band working within rock and roll formats.
But it's not aimless jamming.
A little bit of disco.
That makes a lot of sense to me.
Yeah, I think I mean, I would just say, yes, sometimes the lyrics are difficult to understand and they're very abstract.
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