well for start the discuss we are going to speak about the mask of joey jordinson... Name Occupation Birth Death Known for Shawn Crahan Drummer 24-Sep-1969 Drummer for Slipknot Joey Jordison Drummer 26-Apr-1975 Slipknot drummer James Root Guitarist 2-Oct-1971 Rhythm guitarist, Slipknot Corey Taylor Singer 8-Dec-1973 Slipknot lead vocalist Mick Thompson Guitarist 3-Nov-1973 Lead guitarist, Slipknot Sid Wilson Musician 15-Mar-1978 Turntablist for Slipknot
there are the new mask of this magnificient group and here it's the Discography... DISCOGRAPHY Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat (1996, -ismist) 1 Slipknot 2 Gently 3 Do Nothing/Bitchslap 4 Only One 5 Tattered & Torn 6 Confessions 7 Some Feel 8 Killers Are Quiet 9 Dogfish Rising (hidden track) Slipknot (1999, Roadrunner) 1 742617000027 2 (sic) 3 Eyeless 4 Wait & Bleed 5 Surfacing 6 Spit It Out 7 Tattered and Torn 8 Me Inside 9 Liberate 10 Prosthetics 11 No Life 12 Diluted 13 Only One 14 Scissors 15 Eeyore (hidden track) Iowa (2001, Roadrunner) 1 (515) 2 People = Sh!t 3 Disasterpiece 4 My Plague 5 Everything Ends 6 The Heretic Anthem 7 Gently 8 Left Behind 9 The Shape 10 I Am Hated 11 Skin Ticket 12 New Abortion 13 Metabolic 14 Iowa Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses) (2004, Roadrunner) 1 Prelude 3.0 2 The Blister Exists 3 Three Nil 4 Duality 5 Opium of the People 6 Circle 7 Welcome 8 Vermilion 9 Pulse of the Maggots 10 Before I Forget 11 Vermilion, Pt. 2 12 The Nameless 13 The Virus of Life 14 Danger - Keep Away Reissued in 2005, accompanied by a bonus disc containing the songs "Don't Get Close", "Scream", "Vermilion (single mix)", "Danger: Keep Away (full-length version)", "The Blister Exists (live)", "Three Nil (live)", "Disasterpiece (live)", and "People=Sh!t (live)". 9.0: Live (2005, Roadrunner) Disc 1 1 The Blister Exists 2 (sic) 3 Disasterpiece 4 Before I Forget 5 Left Behind 6 Liberate 7 Vermilion 8 Pulse of the Maggots 9 Purity 10 Eyeless 11 Drum Solo 12 Eeyore Disc 2 1 Three Nil 2 The Nameless 3 Skin Ticket 4 Everything Ends 5 The Heretic Anthem 6 Iowa 7 Duality 8 Spit It Out 9 People = Sh!t 10 Get This 11 Wait and Bleed 12 Surfacing and by the way the new lates album called "all hope is gone" On All Hope Is Gone masked freaks Slipknot overcome the gimmicky gonzo metal tag to become a credible music force - and, miraculously, almost socially respectable. Slipknot's maggots - the name given to the band's rabid fans - will disagree, but on past albums the Iowa-based nine-piece have tended towards the obnoxious, whereas All Hope Is Gone reveals a sense of maturity. This time round they've done away with the shock and concentrated on the rock. So, for example, there's not an inane song name in sight, unlike previous titles like People = Shit (a great, yet ultimately brainless song from 2001's Iowa). However, never fear maggots, because while the ferocity is not quite at the level reached on their classic 1999 self-titled album, which included the seething Spit It Out, All Hope Is Gone is still an unrelenting mix of melodic power versus percussive mayhem. This equation, which Slipknot have built their reputation on, is summed up perfectly by the bludgeoning chug of first single Psychosocial which has a devilishly catchy chorus offset by an onslaught of destructive guitars and Corey Taylor's raging vocals in the verse. Then there's Vendetta, whose frantic and scything riffs are a rip-off of Mastodon's Crystal Skull - which at least shows the Slipknot lads have good taste; Gematria (The Killing Name), Sulfur, and the manic This Cold Black are unbridled power anthems reminiscent of the band's debauched debut; and tender moments like Dead Memories and soppy, semi-acoustic track Snuff which, despite the name, is a candidate for rock ballad of the year, make the album more palatable. But really, harden up, because you don't listen to Slipknot to be touched. You listen to the Iowans' chaotic and hammering metal to feel the power pulse and writhe through your body. And maggots rejoice, because All Hope Is Gone topped the album charts this week and here's hoping for many more weeks to come.