Slipknot: Voliminal - Inside the Nine

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Slipknot founder M. Shawn Crahan takes the helm to offer an insider's look at the history of the popular alternative metal act in a revealing documentary that profiles each of the band's nine members in addition to offering live performance footage, interviews, and music videos. Though Slipknot may be famous for keeping their faces covered, this in-depth look at both their motivations and their masks opens the band up to their fans as never before.
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Overview

Slipknot founder M. Shawn Crahan takes the helm to offer an insider's look at the history of the popular alternative metal act in a revealing documentary that profiles each of the band's nine members in addition to offering live performance footage, interviews, and music videos. Though Slipknot may be famous for keeping their faces covered, this in-depth look at both their motivations and their masks opens the band up to their fans as never before.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 12/5/2006
  • UPC: 016861095192
  • Original Release: 2006

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  • Source: Roadrunner Records
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 36,276

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Slipknot
Technical Credits
Shawn Crahan Director
Neil Zaugg Producer
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Disc #1 -- Slipknot: Voliminal - Inside the Nine
Disc #2 -- Slipknot: Voliminal - Inside the Nine
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      Duality
      Vermilion
      Vermilion Pt. 2
      Before I Forget
      The Nameless
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      (Sic)
      The Blister Exists
      Eyeless
      Duality
      Vermilion
      The Heretic Anthem
      Pulse of the Maggots
      Before I Forget
      People = Shit
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  • Posted October 1, 2010

    A look into the monster

    This film is one for the die-hards: an artistic glance into Slipknot's two years of touring to promote their third album. The footage is not the the faint of heart, but open a window into the world of one of the most popular rock bands of all time. If you can get past the throwing up, on-stage injuries, and bathroom antics, you will see a genuinely creative film that lends (some) method to the madness.

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  • Posted October 1, 2010

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    Boring, skip it.

    First, I'm a member of the Outside of the 9 club and a long time Fan, but this movie sucked. Shawn Crahan (Clown) called this a movie and not a DVD because it took 3 1/2 years to make. But it wasn't what I expected. It follows the band through the coarse of their touring and a bunch of backstage antics. The live video looked like it was filmed on a cell phone. Stick to "Disasterpiece". I only forced myself to watch 45 minutes of this film then turned it off and gave it to my brother. I feel bad to trash one of my favorite band but damn.

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