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'''''Slipknot''''' is the official debut [[album]] ([[Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat]] is their first, but was released independently) by [[Slipknot (band)|Slipknot]], considered by most critics a [[nu metal]] album. The album was released on [[June 29]] [[1999]] by Roadrunner Records. A [[digipak]] version was released on [[March 7]] [[2000]]. This was followed by a "Clean" version that was strangely uncensored with a note in the booklet insert that claimed that censorship was "the absolute fascism of America". It was released on [[March 14]]; the [[digipak]] was re-released on [[August 9]].
'''''Slipknot''''' is the official debut [[album]]and the beat band of all time!!!!!! ([[Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat]] is their first, but was released independently) by [[Slipknot (band)|Slipknot]], considered by most critics a [[nu metal]] album. The album was released on [[June 29]] [[1999]] by Roadrunner Records. A [[digipak]] version was released on [[March 7]] [[2000]]. This was followed by a "Clean" version that was strangely uncensored with a note in the booklet insert that claimed that censorship was "the absolute fascism of America". It was released on [[March 14]]; the [[digipak]] was re-released on [[August 9]].


The cover of the album simply shows the band members in their masks and boiler suits.
The cover of the album simply shows the band members in their masks and boiler suits.

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Slipknot is the official debut albumand the beat band of all time!!!!!! (Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat is their first, but was released independently) by Slipknot, considered by most critics a nu metal album. The album was released on June 29 1999 by Roadrunner Records. A digipak version was released on March 7 2000. This was followed by a "Clean" version that was strangely uncensored with a note in the booklet insert that claimed that censorship was "the absolute fascism of America". It was released on March 14; the digipak was re-released on August 9.

The cover of the album simply shows the band members in their masks and boiler suits.

In 2001 Q magazine named Slipknot as one of the 50 Heaviest Albums Of All Time.

Track listing

Original version

  1. "742617000027" – 0:35
  2. "(sic)" – 3:19
  3. "Eyeless" – 3:56
  4. "Wait and Bleed" – 2:27
  5. "Surfacing" – 3:38
  6. "Spit It Out" – 2:39
  7. "Tattered and Torn" – 2:53
  8. "Frail Limb Nursery" – 0:45
  9. "Purity" - 4:14
  10. "Liberate" – 3:05
  11. "Prosthetics" – 4:58
  12. "No Life" – 2:47
  13. "Diluted" – 3:23
  14. "Only One" – 2:26
  15. "Scissors" / "Eeyore" – 19:18

Re-release

  1. "742617000027" – 0:36
  2. "(sic)" – 3:19
  3. "Eyeless" – 3:56
  4. "Wait and Bleed" – 2:27
  5. "Surfacing" – 3:38
  6. "Spit It Out" – 2:39
  7. "Tattered and Torn" – 2:53
  8. "Me Inside" – 2:39
  9. "Liberate" – 3:05
  10. "Prosthetics" – 4:58
  11. "No Life" – 2:47
  12. "Diluted" – 3:23
  13. "Only One" – 2:26
  14. "Scissors" – 8:25
  15. "Get This" – 2:03
  16. "Interloper (demo)" – 2:18
  17. "Despise (demo)" / "Eeyore" – 14:35
  • The last 3 tracks excluding "Eeyore" are bonus tracks found on the Digipak release. A second Digipak was also released which included "Wait and Bleed (Terry Date Mix)", which had been previously available on the Scream 3 soundtrack, as well as "Spit it Out (Hyper Mix)", and "Surfacing (live)".

Miscellanea

  • Although James Root is credited as a guitarist alongside Mick Thomson, all of the tracks except "Purity" were recorded by former guitarist, Josh Brainard. Josh left shortly after recording the album and it's he who appears on the album cover, not James.
  • The title "742617000027" comes from the UPC of their first album, Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat.
  • The song "Diluted" is a heavily edited version of "Interloper" (demo), which first appeared on the unofficial demo commonly called "Crowz"
  • In the second track, (sic), one can hear a sample of someone shouting "Here comes the pain!" This clip was taken from a scene about 30 minutes into the movie Carlito's Way, said by Al Pacino (Carlito)
  • The song 'Diluted' contains a repeated sample of Rupert Everett saying "I haven't got time for the living", sampled from the movie Dellamorte Dellamore.

Chart positions

Album positions:

1999  Slipknot           Heatseekers                 No. 1
2000  Slipknot           The Billboard 200           No. 51
2001  Slipknot           Top Independent Albums      No. 6

Single position:

2000  Wait And Bleed     Mainstream Rock Tracks      No. 34

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