Note: The original release had "Frail Limb Nursery" and "Purity" but due to copyright issues, it was removed and replaced with "Me Inside". The album available nowadays is the corrected version and that is why it's the one listed here.
Rushed home video initially available in VHS that clocks in at 20 minutes and retails for $6. Contains interview clips with the band, a series of live performances from Ozzfest 99' and the banned video for Spit it Out. Later re-released on DVD with small extras.
Recorded at the London Arena with 30 cameras. Extras include videos for My Plague, Left Behind (uncut), Wait & Bleed (original/clay), Spit It Out, and an audio track for Purity.
People = Shit Liberate Left Behind Eeyore Disaster Piece Purity Gently Eyeless
My Plague New Abortion The Heretic Anthem Spit It Out Wait and Bleed (sic) Surfacing
Slipknot X-Posed (2002)
Collection of interviews with the band discussing the importance of their fans, various musical influences, and more.
Maximum Slipknot (2002)
Unauthorized biography featuring an exclusive interview, liner notes, a wall poster, and a mini-poster. Limited edition and most likely available through EBay by now.
Are You Sitting Comfortably? (2003)
Interview CD that the author describes as "controversial" and "opens up a whole new perspective on Slipknot".
Slipknot: Up To Our Necks [DVD] (2004)
A complete unauthorized biography featuring unseen film footage and interviews with collaborators and other musicians.
Unauthorized DVD featuring:
All 9 members Unmasked Unmasked Pre-show Unmasked After-show footage Onstage mayhem Unseen in-store appearances Private conversations Unmasked sound checks
Includes the high quality version of Slipknot's My Plague (New Abuse remix) as an extra.
Slipknot has a cameo appearance in the movie.
Barcode Killers charts the rise of Slipknot recreates, in words and pictures, its strategic attempts to infect all those who come into close contact.
Deals with the band’s mid 1990s formation in Iowa and reveals previously unknown facts about their origins, the author having tracked down and interviewed two founder members and the producers of their first demo.
A look at the notoriously controversial Des Moines “nu metal” band Slipknot, whose two albums to date have sold over 3 million copies worldwide. Introduction by Ozzy Osbourne. Afterword by Gene Simmons.
The first and best book about the Slipknot phenomenon, now updated to include details of their platinum-selling Iowa album and side-projects. This updated edition brings the Slipknot story right up to date detailing their activities in 2001 and 2002, including the release of their platinum album Iowa which topped the charts worldwide, and produced several singles.
Eyeless
Recorded during the Pledge of Allegiance tour which took place from September to October 2001. Slipknot has three tracks included in the album: People=Shit, The Heretic Anthem, and New Abortion.
Live recordings from bands that performed at 2001's Ozzfest. Slipknot's "New Abortion" appears on the album.
Slipknot's "I Am Hated" is on the album. The band also has a cameo in the movie.
Joey provides backup vocals on the song "Nothing Left".
Tribute album to deceased Snot frontman Lynn Strait. Featuring guest vocals from Corey Taylor on the track "Requiem".
Shawn Crahan is the executive producer of Mudvayne's major label debut album.
Shawn Crahan appears as the producer of the album.
Mick, Joey and Sid appear in "Domination" along with Jamie Jasta of Hatebreed.
Shawn appears at Just So You Know (Clown #6 (Slipknot) Remix) and the Just So You Know music video.
Includes a remix of "The Fight Song" by Joey Jordison. Joey also has a cameo on the song's music video.
Corey is credited as the producer of the album and appears in the song "Lost" including at its music video.
Shawn appears as the producer of the album.
Mick performs some songs in the album.
Corey Taylor provides vocals to the track "Fuck You".
A tribute album to Death and is set for a June 2004 release. Mick Thomson and Paul Gray are one of the many musicians involved in the project.
The album contains live bootleg recordings of Slipknot's performance over at Ozzfest 1999. The tracks in the album are: (sic), Eyeless, Liberate, Surfacing, Purity, Spit It Out, Wait and Bleed and Eeyore.
The album contains all 16 tracks from the initial release along with some unreleased songs and demos -- Me Inside, Get This, Interloper and Despise.
Wait and Bleed Me Inside
Spit It Out (Demo) Surfacing (Rough Mix) Eyeless (Rough Mix)
Promotional CD included with the issue. Contains "Wait and Bleed" from the s/t.
Free CD bundled with "Select" magazine. CD contains the Spit it Out music video.
Spit It Out Surfacing (Live) Wait And Bleed (Live) Wait And Bleed (Terry Date Mix) Spit It Out (Over caffeinated Hyper Version) (sic) [Molt-Injected Mix]
Promotional CD bundled with the magazine. Contains the music video of "Wait and Bleed".
Released before the final self-titled album came out. The demo contained only two tracks from the album: Surfacing (Rough Mix) and Spit It Out (Demo). The album cover is a "family" picture with all nine members grouped together. Available in CD format only.
This promo album has been released early 2000 to promote the bands current single Wait and Bleed. The album contains the tracks: Wait and Bleed (Terry Date Remix), Spit It Out (Over-caffeinated Hyper version) and (sic) [Molt-Injected Mix].
Left Behind Liberate (Live) Surfacing (Live) Left Behind music video (Directors Cut)
