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SlipKnot, more commonly known as the Gold Disc, is an eleven-track demo recorded in March 1997 with Anders Colsefni on vocals.

Background[]

The demo was initially comprised of 13 songs, some of them being new versions of older songs, and was supposed to be Slipknot's second album. It was mixed in March 1997 by SR Audio and scheduled for release in August 1997.[1][2] It's unknown which two songs were cut from the demo.

After Anders Colsefni left Slipknot in September 1997, the band removed his vocals from the songs and had Corey Taylor record his own. Four songs with Corey's vocals were leaked in the early 2000s.

Track Listing[]

SlipKnot — Standard Edition
No.TitleLength
1."Slipknot/Gently"8:38
2."Me Inside"2:51
3."Do Nothing/Bitchslap"4:15
4."Coleslaw"2:15
5."Only One"3:11
6."Prosthetics"5:40
7."Carve"3:57
8."Tattered & Torn"2:38
9."Windows"3:49
10."Interloper"2:57
11."Scissors"8:04
Total length:48:21

Notes[]

  • "Prosthetics" is misspelled as "Prosthesis."

Trivia[]

  • There are two versions of this demo[3], one recorded with Anders, which is commonly known as "Crowz"[4] (which was not the official title), and another one recorded with Corey known as MFKR pt. 2 (according to Denny Harvey, former guitarist of Stone Sour, who has the concept artwork made by Corey).[5]

Navigation[]

Slipknot Releases
Studio albums SlipknotIowaVol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)All Hope Is Gone.5: The Gray ChapterWe Are Not Your KindThe End, So Far
EPs Adderall EP
Live albums 9.0: LiveDay of the Gusano: Live In MexicoLive at MSG
Compilation albums Antennas to Hell
Video albums Welcome to Our NeighborhoodDisasterpiecesVoliminal: Inside the Nine{Sic}nessesDay of the Gusano: Live In Mexico
Demos 1995 DemoMate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.Producer/Engineer DemoExcerpts From Current Project1997 DemoBattle of the Bands DemoSlipKnot4-Track DemoAnnymous Live Show1998 Demo

References[]

  1. Rudger (1997). Slipknot Interview. Slipknot25. Retrieved February 12th, 2020.
  2. (June 6th, 1997). The Des Moines Register. Retrieved February 13th, 2020.
  3. Discography. MFKR1. Retrieved April 14th, 2023
  4. @Anders Colsefni (December 25th, 2011). YouTube Anders Colsefni Q&A #4 Merry Christmas! Truth about Crowz, Painface in Germany? Meat on a Stick!. YouTube. Retrieved April 14, 2023.
  5. Denny Harvey (ex Stone Sour guitarist) on Crowz. MFKR1. Retrieved April 14th, 2023.
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