Eeyore (song)
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| Slipknot | ||
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| Studio album by Slipknot | ||
| Released | June 29, 1999 | |
| Genre | Nu Metal, Alternative metal | |
| Length | 60:21 | |
| Label | Roadrunner Records | |
| Producer(s) | Ross Robinson | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Slipknot chronology | ||
| Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat (1997) |
Slipknot (1999) |
Iowa (2001) |
Eeyore is the name of the hidden track by the band Slipknot, from their eponymous album.
The song is about a sexist, violent man which Corey Taylor, the lead singer of Slipknot, hated and wanted to kill.
The song plays after about 5 minutes of silence following Scissors and a short audio recording of the dialogue between band members. They were viewing a porn movie where the man "purges his bowls" unto the woman's face, which has been said by the band members to be so disgusting they'd rather forget that they ever saw such movie. Chris is the one supposedly vomiting. They locked the bathroom door so none of them can go to the toilet and vomit. In the background, Joey Jordison is heard playing the guitar. The dialogue of the band while watching the porn movie is found at 13:24 and the actual song Eeyore is found at 16:30 in the song Scissors. The live version, which is a little different, can be found on the album 9.0: Live.
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| Slipknot |
| #0 Sid Wilson | #1 Joey Jordison | #2 Paul Gray | #3 Chris Fehn | #4 James Root | #5 Craig "133" Jones | #6 Shawn "Clown" Crahan | #7 Mick Thomson | #8 Corey Taylor |
| Anders Colsefini | Greg "Cuddles" Welts | Josh "Gnar" Brainard | Brandon Darner | John Green | Quan "Meld" Nong | Patrick M. Neuwirth | Donnie Steele |
| Discography |
| Albums: Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat | Roadrunner Records Demo | Slipknot | Iowa | Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) |
| Singles: Wait and Bleed | Spit It Out | Left Behind | My Plague | Duality | Vermilion | Before I Forget | The Nameless |
| Live: 9.0: Live |
| DVDs: Welcome To Our Neighborhood | Disasterpieces | Voliminal: Inside the Nine |
