Slipknot - Voliminal: Inside The Nine (DVD) (#3598)

Eyesore · **Posted:** Sat Dec 23, 2006 8:00 am

derncare wrote:

Well all I have to say is that there is definitely a double-standard going on around here.

Not at all. Everyone does it occasionally, some do it 95% of the time. And this will apply to everyone.

But again, not the time or place for a deeper discussion on the subject.

Dylan@Metalreviews · **Posted:** Sat Dec 23, 2006 5:18 pm

FrigidSymphony wrote:

I'm just going to put my oar in to say that Slipknot suck. Wow, they can play power chords in drop D. OOOH! Why the fuck does a band have nine members? They can't even play! (exception for Joey Jordison, who's a pretty good drummer). All the slipknot fans I know are little turds who think that slipknot are evil and everything. God is it annoying!!!!!! Fuck Slipknot!

You cannot use guitar tuning as a measure of skill. Nile play in drop D as well. Playing in drop D allows you to reach notes that would otherwise be impossible to reach as quickly as a band like Nile would need to. And playing power chords in standard tuning is not much more difficult than doing bar chords at all.

American kids think Slipkont are the most evil thing ever. Norwegian kids think their inverted cross burning pandas are the most evil thing ever as well. Slipknot gets much more shit though.

Goat · **Posted:** Sun Dec 24, 2006 1:53 am

I can't remember if I said this before (I'm on dialup atm, I'm not checking), but the percussion can be cool sometimes. I'll give their next album a listen, and hope it's better than Vol 3 was. That other band of the singer's is better, though, whatever they're called.

Dylan@Metalreviews · **Posted:** Sun Dec 24, 2006 3:30 am

Zad wrote:

I can't remember if I said this before (I'm on dialup atm, I'm not checking), but the percussion can be cool sometimes. I'll give their next album a listen, and hope it's better than Vol 3 was. That other band of the singer's is better, though, whatever they're called.

Corey Taylor's?Jim Root's other band is Stone Sour.

Bleak · **Posted:** Sun Dec 24, 2006 3:31 am

Zad wrote:

I can't remember if I said this before (I'm on dialup atm, I'm not checking), but the percussion can be cool sometimes. I'll give their next album a listen, and hope it's better than Vol 3 was. That other band of the singer's is better, though, whatever they're called.

You mean Stone Sour, and it's not only Corey Taylor (singer) that is on this band and Slipknot, Jim Root (guitars) is also in it.

And for the ones who don't know it yet, Joey will play drums for Ministry in their announced last album.

Goat · **Posted:** Mon Dec 25, 2006 1:07 am

Bleak wrote:

Zad wrote:

I can't remember if I said this before (I'm on dialup atm, I'm not checking), but the percussion can be cool sometimes. I'll give their next album a listen, and hope it's better than Vol 3 was. That other band of the singer's is better, though, whatever they're called.

You mean Stone Sour, and it's not only Corey Taylor (singer) that is on this band and Slipknot, Jim Root (guitars) is also in it.

And for the ones who don't know it yet, Joey will play drums for Ministry in their announced last album.

Yeah, that's the one.

He did on Rio Grande Blood as well, which is a fucking great album, by the by. I'll admit, the man can beat some tin cans. Still, so can most metal & 'core drummers around nowadays, so not that impressive.

Al@metalreviews · **Posted:** Mon Dec 25, 2006 12:03 pm

Jordinson shot up in my expectation when I saw him drum for metallica, considering the man didn't have any chance to rehearse before appearing at one hours notice to play to over 50'000 people with them, he did a bloody good job.

Eternal Idol · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 7:06 pm

Al@metalreviews wrote:

Jordinson shot up in my expectation when I saw him drum for metallica, considering the man didn't have any chance to rehearse before appearing at one hours notice to play to over 50'000 people with them, he did a bloody good job.

Yeah, he's good, but who hasn't heard those Metallica albums 50,000,000 times in their life? Now doing that for a band that everyone and their dog isn't familiar with would be far more impressive.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:49 pm

Why not simply be impressed with what he's done with Slipknot? He's a killer drummer!

Rhys · **Posted:** Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:27 pm

Zad man vloume 3 is the best thing they ever did!

I feel sorry for Jordison........ppl are always measuring him for the littlest things to make arguments as to why hes a good or bad drummer :lame:

Listen to slipknot.....do u hear the percussion and go WOW :omfg:

? That would tell u whether u think hes a good drummer or not

And no one can say that all nine members are that vital....they could be a 5 piece an still just as good.

Goat · **Posted:** Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:33 pm

following the reaper wrote:

Zad man vloume 3 is the best thing they ever did!

I feel sorry for Jordison........ppl are always measuring him for the littlest things to make arguments as to why hes a good or bad drummer :lame:

Listen to slipknot.....do u hear the percussion and go WOW :omfg:

? That would tell u whether u think hes a good drummer or not

And no one can say that all nine members are that vital....they could be a 5 piece an still just as good.

T'would be a lot more impressive if they didn't need two percussionists... :zzz:

Dylan@Metalreviews · **Posted:** Wed Jan 10, 2007 8:29 pm

There were a few clips of Joey doing some rather inpressive drum solos. If he ever quits Slipknot, he would be a more than adequate addition to any extreme metal band. :dio:

Eyesore · **Posted:** Wed Jan 10, 2007 9:01 pm

Zad wrote:

T'would be a lot more impressive if they didn't need two percussionists... :zzz:

They have only one percussionist.

Goat · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 1:44 am

Eyesore wrote:

Zad wrote:

T'would be a lot more impressive if they didn't need two percussionists... :zzz:

They have only one percussionist.

Oh? I thought there were two with the baseball bats, bashing things?

Eyesore · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 1:51 am

Zad wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Zad wrote:

T'would be a lot more impressive if they didn't need two percussionists... :zzz:

They have only one percussionist.

Oh? I thought there were two with the baseball bats, bashing things?

The clown's the only one, right? There may be two; shit wouldn't surprise me! Haha.

Goat · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:08 am

Eyesore wrote:

Zad wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Zad wrote:

T'would be a lot more impressive if they didn't need two percussionists... :zzz:

They have only one percussionist.

Oh? I thought there were two with the baseball bats, bashing things?

The clown's the only one, right? There may be two; shit wouldn't surprise me! Haha.

It's like naming the seven dwarfs - the spikey one, the clown, the gas mask, the gimp...

Rhys · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 9:52 am

Slipknot is:

Corey taylor - vocals
clown - percussion
joey jordison - drums
jim root - guitar
mick thompson - guitar
chris (guy with big nose) - percussion
DJ starscream - DJ
the guy with the pig mask - bass
craig - samples

2 percussionists guys :lol:

Misha · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 12:51 pm

Dylan@Metalreviews wrote:

There were a few clips of Joey doing some rather inpressive drum solos. If he ever quits Slipknot, he would be a more than adequate addition to any extreme metal band. :dio:

He drums (or used to drum) for Anal Blast. Goregrind that might remind you of Vomitory at times.

Dylan@Metalreviews · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:57 pm

Misha wrote:

Dylan@Metalreviews wrote:

There were a few clips of Joey doing some rather inpressive drum solos. If he ever quits Slipknot, he would be a more than adequate addition to any extreme metal band. :dio:

He drums (or used to drum) for Anal Blast. Goregrind that might remind you of Vomitory at times.

Yeah, he also did that tour for Saytricon and then that death metal track with Glen Benton on that RoadRunner All Star album.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Thu Jan 11, 2007 8:55 pm

The Blister Exists: http://media.roadrunnerworld.com/slipkn ... ts_450.wmv

This is from the DVD, I guess. You can't deny it; they're fucking unique. Haha.

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