In the same vein Ogle of says that it's a track that 'lack the white hot fire that allows the rest of the disc to burn our asses'. However, Jim Kaz of IGN said that the track almost detracts from the intensity of the album, stating, 'it's at this point the band loses a little momentum'. Дan Martin of The Guardian compared it to ' Enter Sandman' by Metallica: ' is so listenable it's almost conventional'. Total Guitar's writer Nick Cracknell compared 'Dead Memories' to the works of Alice in Chains. He went on to state it is 'well-written and melodious'. 's Ryan Ogle says that the track shows Slipknot's diversity. Reviews of All Hope Is Gone remarked on the song's melody and accessibility. ДЄs of August 2021, the song has over 116 million views on YouTube. On November 5, 2009, a 10-minute 'short film' version of the video, featuring narration by Corey Taylor was released. At the end he emerges from the pit, where Taylor is also digging as shown at the beginning. Taylor spectates and eventually blows a candle out while Fehn looks on. Taylor walks through the crowd into an eighth room, occupied by percussionist Chris Fehn, who is lighting candles. Root spots Taylor but seems too caught up in the moment to interact with him. He enters a seventh room, occupied by guitarist Jim Root and several women, this time engaged in a pillow fight. Thomson advances towards Taylor, who bolts through the door he came through.

The two stand off, only for Taylor to fail pushing past Thomson several times. When Taylor pushes his way into another room, he is met by guitarist Mick Thomson. Again, just like in the second room with Jordison, he does not interact with anybody, although two women persuade him to stay.

Backing away, Taylor falls backwards, and into another room, occupied by percussionist Shawn Crahan, who is dancing with several women. Gray advances, smashing the mirror, and his image appears in all the mirrors, visibly frightening Taylor. He then waves and Gray uses the wrong hand, revealing that he is not a reflection. Taylor becomes unnerved and attempts to ascertain whether it is Gray or not by turning from the mirror and back to it. The room is filled with mirrors and when Taylor passes, he is reflected along with Gray. Taylor enters a fourth room, occupied by bassist Paul Gray. Jones lights a flare, which temporarily blinds Taylor, who leaves. Taylor walks around Jones, who remains immobile, and inspects his mask, touching one of the nails in it to get any response but to no avail. When Taylor enters, the video's colours are reversed and remain so throughout the scene but Taylor's actions imply that the room itself is either very dark or dimly lit. He enters a third room, occupied by sampler and keyboardist Craig Jones. Jordison spots Taylor's reflection in a mirror and turns as the latter exits. Taylor spectates the scene, but does not interact with anybody, and leaves. Wilson tries to stop Taylor from leaving the room by grabbing his leg but Taylor manages to escape and enter a second room, occupied by drummer Joey Jordison, who is being assisted and nursed by four women. Taylor opens the curtains, only to find the view obscured by earth, suggesting the room is underground. The room is occupied by turntablist Sid Wilson, crawling on the walls and ceiling. He seemingly falls through the ground into a room below, now wearing a mask. Taylor walks through empty fields and begins to dig. The video starts with Taylor walking from the Iowa State Capitol in downtown Des Moines to a rural area. Crahan's initial idea was to have several rooms he introduced the idea to vocalist Corey Taylor who decided what each room would be. The treatment for the music video was percussionist Shawn Crahan's idea, Crahan calls the video a 'short film' and admits it was 'very' expensive. The video premiered on MTV's Headbangers Ball on October 25, 2008, as part of the Headbangers Ball 20th anniversary special programming. On September 30, 2008, the band's record label Roadrunner Records released a 15-second teaser video on YouTube which featured vocalist Corey Taylor in what appears to be a grave in torrential rain. The music video for 'Dead Memories' was directed by P. The song is featured in Rock Band 4 's 'More Metal Pack 01' downloadable content. The video premiered on MTV2 on October 25, 2008. Released as the third single from All Hope Is Gone, its video was directed by P. It was very catharticвЂ¦ I got a lot out on that album. 'This was me letting go of a lot of regret and cynical feelings. 'I had gone through a pretty brutal divorce at that point,' explained Corey Taylor. ' Dead Memories' is a song from American heavy metal band Slipknot's fourth album, All Hope Is Gone.

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