Slipknot's new live DVD (sic)nesses is released in the UK on 27 September and the following day in North America. Filmed at Download Festival on 13 June 2009, (sic)nesses features the heavy metal band going ballistic in front of 80,000 rabid fans - but don't trust us, watch for yourself as we've hooked up with Roadrunner Records to bring you the UK premiere of Psychosocial. Just click above!
The (sic)nesses DVD features 18 tracks from the band's Download 2009 show and a 45 minute behind-the-scenes documentary created by band percussionist Clown, plus all four music videos from the All Hope Is Gone cycle.
The show is typically mesmerising but made all the more memorable by being one of the final performances by founding Slipknot member and bassist Paul Gray, who tragically passed away in May 2010.
Gone but not forgotten: Slipknot bassist Paul Gray is captured live on new DVD (sic)nesses (© Tim Mosenfelder/Corbis)
Tracklisting
Live at Download Festival:
01. 742617000027
02. (sic)
03. Eyeless
04. Wait and Bleed
05. Get This
06. Before I Forget
07. Sulfur
08. The Blister Exists
09. Dead Memories
10. Left Behind
11. Disasterpiece
12. Vermilion
13. Everything Ends
14. Psychosocial
15. Duality
16. People=Shit
17. Surfacing
18. Spit it Out
Audible Visions Of (sic)nesses:
45 minute film directed by M. Shawn Crahan that captures Slipknot on the road during the All Hope Is Gone cycle
Music Videos:
01. Psychosocial
02. Dead Memories
03. Sulfur
04. Snuff
Witness the (sic)nesses
Slipknot fans in the US and London can watch (sic)nesses a whole week before the DVD is released when the film plays in cinemas in select cities for one night only: Wednesday, 22 September. Click here for the list of cinemas which are showing the movie.
Fans should also keep an eye on MusicRadar for more Slipknot coverage in the very near future, including a interview with frontman Corey Taylor in his role as lead singer for Stone Sour.
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