Then follow several cuts to the band performing and Corey walking past his band members. In the uncut version you see a close-up shot of Corey. In between there are a few shots of the band rocking out. There are several shots of Corey screaming: "The limits of the dead!" He's accompanied by heavy guitar riffs. This scene is only included in the uncut version: In the shortened version you instead again see Sid Wilson sticking out his tongue and the red reflection in his eyes. In the uncut version there's another shot of Shawn turning and drumming. After that you see another short shot of Shawn. In the shortened version you instead now see Sid Wilson sticking out his tonge and the red reflection in the eyes. In the uncut version you again see Shawn Crahan playing the drums in slow motion. In the uncut version you instead see Sid Wilson sticking out his tongue - in his eyes you see a red reflection. In the uncut version you again see Shawn Crahan turning around a little longer and playing the drums. In the uncut version you instead see Paul Gray and flames flaring in the foreground. In the shortened version you see Shawn Crahan a little earlier turning around while playing the drums. In the shortened version you see the flames in flaring in front of the band - not so in the uncut version. In the shortened version you instead see the band performing.
In the uncut version you now see the scene where the barrel is thrown into the fire in regular speed. In the uncut version it happens in slow motion. In the shortened version, Shawn Crahan throws a barrel in the fire in regular speed. The images had to be brightened up a little for this report. The special thing about "Psychosocial" is that unlike "My Plague" there also exist 2 versions of the music video - one WITH the part just mentioned and a shorter one WITHOUT it. In the background you hear a guitar riff while Corey screams "The Limits of the Dead" several times.
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Two passages of the original version of the song had to be cut out for the TV version. For the music video, the band used the so-called "New Abuse Mix" which not only is a little softer in terms of the vocals (there are less growls and swear words) but is also shorter than the original album version because it misses out on 1 verse.Ī similar thing happened for "Psychosocial". Slipknot did a similar thing for the song "My Plague" which was released as a single. The same thing also happens for music videos, either to reduce the songs runtime or to make it a little more appealing for a mainstream audience.
Mostly, the radio versions miss out on Lisa "Lefteye" Lopez' rap part. Mostly, the radio version does without Chester's growling towards the end of the song. The complete ending (which is accompanied by Slash on the electric guitar and Axel Rose on the piano) is almost always missing when the song is aired on the radio.
Here are a few examples for this technique:Īfter the calm vocal part the song ends. By submiting artists/songs and upvoting or downvoting song codes you get extra points and show up on our leaderboards.Making shorter radio versions of songs to reduce the runtime of a song is a common thing. If you have other codes you would like to add for Slipknot, you can do so by signing up. For this artist we have 72 music codes thus far. On thi page you will find all the Slipknot Roblox music codes. On our site you will be able to find all the Roblox music codes that you can use to activate songs within games.
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