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Subject: Slipknot (American) Sat 17 Jan 2009 - 20:26
So who else likes the crazy lot from Illinios then?
ceres Chill
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Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Thu 29 Jan 2009 - 20:06
I DO! I DO! I DO! Its good to hear them everytime you want to kick somebodies butt!! lol:
Baby Blud Suicide Dangerous Kind
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Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Thu 29 Jan 2009 - 20:45
You think so? I find that Slipknot actually calm me down and there have been plenty of people who should thank Slipknot for not getting a broken nose. When did you first hear them? I noticed them when their band-named album 'Slipknot' came out in 1999...wow...i would be ten then i think my fave person (even though i shouldn't have one really haha) is Joey Jordison. I just have this thing for drummers LOL! Plus JJ is a fantastic drummer, the double bass and fast pace!! Dude, i can hardly keep up when playing along!!!
ceres Chill
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Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Wed 4 Feb 2009 - 20:18
Spit it Out was the first single i heard of them, so i got to know them since 1999. Their first stuff was much harder than their new albums, but i still like them. I`m also very fond of their masks Drummers are cool, but i`m very addicted to guitar players , so i would prefer James Root!!
Baby Blud Suicide Dangerous Kind
Number of posts: 186 Age: 20 Location: england Registration date: 2009-01-15
Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Thu 5 Feb 2009 - 20:23
They're masks, i think, reflect their personalities a little. Not that much that they beacon themselves out. Afterall what would be the point of wearing masks to hide something if you were just going to paint it on anyway? Poor Sid though hasn't changed his mask in years the poor man. Probably running out of ideas.
ceres Chill
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Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Fri 6 Feb 2009 - 19:01
I read that their masks have got something to do with their own lives, so perhaps with their personality too. I wonder how my mask would look like ? Haha, poor Sid!! I think WE should consider making a mask for him. What about a clown mask ? Would be something really different!!
Baby Blud Suicide Dangerous Kind
Number of posts: 186 Age: 20 Location: england Registration date: 2009-01-15
Subject: Re: Slipknot (American) Fri 6 Feb 2009 - 20:23
Clown has the clown mask...a mask made by fans for a band member who hasn't had much difference in his mask over the years should be something personal. Something which every fan can etch something into it, and yet different from all the other masks his band members wear. Good idea though...i wonder what he'd think about it?
Sat 11 Jul 2009 - 17:52 by 
Subject: Slipknot (American) 
and there have been plenty of people who should thank Slipknot for not getting a broken nose. 
i think my fave person (even though i shouldn't have one really haha) is Joey Jordison. I just have this thing for drummers LOL! Plus JJ is a fantastic drummer, the double bass and fast pace!! Dude, i can hardly keep up when playing along!!!
hasn't changed his mask in years the poor man. Probably running out of ideas.
? Would be something really different!!
