Are You A True Maggot?

The lyrics "I am my Father's son Cuz he's a phantom, a mystery and that leaves me NOTHING!" suggest a sense of frustration and disappointment towards the speaker's father. The word "eyeless" could be interpreted as a metaphorical representation of the speaker feeling blind or unable to understand their father's true nature or intentions. This word captures the theme of confusion and lack of clarity in the relationship between the speaker and their father, making it the most fitting choice among the given options.

The lyrics "I wander out where you can't see... Inside my shell" suggest a feeling of isolation and vulnerability. This theme is most closely related to the song "Wait and Bleed" as it explores the internal struggles and emotions of the narrator. The other songs, "Black Heart" and "Left Behind," may have different themes and do not directly address the idea of hiding within oneself.

"Pinhead" is a character from the horror film series "Hellraiser" created by Clive Barker. In the series, Pinhead is a leader of the Cenobites, a group of sadomasochistic beings. "Craig Jones" is the real name of the actor who portrayed Pinhead in the movie series, Doug Bradley. Corey Taylor is the lead vocalist of the band Slipknot, Jerry Springer is a television host, and Sid Wilson is a member of Slipknot. Therefore, the correct answer is Craig Jones.

The given statement is true. The early work of the subject in question encompassed a wide variety of vocal styles, including rapping, occasional singing, and even grindcore-esque growling. This suggests that the subject experimented with different vocal techniques and genres in their early career.

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"Iowa" is the correct answer because it is the name of the band's second album released in 2001 with Roadrunner Records.

Anders Colsefini was the original lead singer of the band in question.

"Spit It Out" is the correct answer because it is one of the songs by the band Slipknot, which is known for their aggressive and intense style of music. The lyrics of the song are confrontational and rebellious, questioning whether the person ever cared or showed any concern in the first place. Therefore, this song aligns with the given question and its tone.

The correct answer is Al Pachino in the movie "Carlito's Way." The sample in the beginning of the song "(sic)" features a person saying, "Here comes the pain." This line is actually a quote from the character played by Al Pachino in the movie "Carlito's Way."

The word "Hate" is written on all Mick's guitars.

Corey is the member who claims to have overdosed on cocaine twice as a teenager.

The sample used on 742671000027 was taken from a Charles Manson documentary. This means that the statement is true, indicating that the sample used in question was indeed taken from a Charles Manson documentary.

The lyrics 'You can't see California without Marlon Brando's eyes' from the song "Eyeless" by Slipknot came from Corey's personal experience. He had a homeless man approach him on the street and shout those words in his face. This encounter likely had a significant impact on Corey, leading him to incorporate the phrase into the song.

Sid's name as a solo DJ is Star Scream.

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The band achieved a stable line-up in late 1995 and released an album entitled Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat. Since the question asks on what day in 1996 the album was released, we can infer that the album was released in 1996. Among the given options, Halloween is the only specific day mentioned, making it the most likely answer.

The statement is true because it states that Shawn Crahan, Joey Jordison, and Craig Jones were all in a band called 'Motividious' before Slipknot, and Paul Gray and Mick Thomson were in a band called 'Body Pit'. This implies that all five members of Slipknot had previous band experiences before forming Slipknot.

The picture shows the band members with all their original masks.

Joey called the fans 'Maggots' because when he would look out into the crowd during a concert, to him it looked like the fans were 'feeding off the music'.

The question is asking which member is half black. Since the answer is Paul, it can be inferred that Paul is the member who is half black.

The band has three color jumpsuits: red, black, and blue.

In the 'Spit it Out' video, Mick plays the character of the bartender from 'The Shining'. This character is known for his eerie and mysterious presence in the film. Mick's portrayal of the bartender in the music video adds to the overall dark and unsettling atmosphere, aligning with the theme of 'The Shining'.

The correct answer is "Purity" because the phrase "Lost...ran at my own cost..." is a lyric from the song "Purity" by Slipknot. The other song titles listed, "Wait and Bleed," "The Blister Exists," and "My Plague," do not contain this specific lyric.

The given correct answer is True. In the song "Diluted," there is a sample played where a man is saying, "I don't have time for the living." This sample was indeed taken from the movie Cemetary Man.

Chris Fehn's nose is only 7 inches long and not 12 inches as previously reported.

The correct answer is False. The statement in the question is incorrect as it states that Corey and a guitar technician work on Slipknot2.com. However, the correct information is that Shawn, not Corey, works on Slipknot2.com.

The given statement is true. Paul Gray, Anders (MFKR vocalist), and Josh (MFKR guitarist) were indeed in a band called VeXX together. They were also part of a group called Body Pit with Mick Thomson and Donnie Steele before joining Slipknot.

The correct answer is Nathaniel Jonas Jordison. This is Joey's full name as given in the options.

Paul lived in Los Angeles before moving to Des Moines.

Craig originally joined Slipknot as a guitarist.

Jim has not dyed his hair green. This is evident from the fact that the other colors mentioned - red, orange, and yellow - are all colors that Jim has dyed his hair. Therefore, the only color left is green, which means Jim has not dyed his hair green.

Back in the early Slipknot days Sid would set his records, and himself on fire during shows. He stoped only because the fire marshal said he would be arrested for attempted suicide.

In 2006, the band won its first Grammy award. This is evident from the statement that the band has Grammy award nominations in the Best Metal Performance and Best Hard Rock Performance categories for songs from three of their four albums. Since it is mentioned that the band has nominations for songs from three albums, it implies that they must have won the Grammy award for one of those songs in 2006.

Eeyore is the correct answer because it is a hidden track in the "Slipknot" album.

The question is asking which member paints his fingernails black. The correct answer is Jim, as it is implied that Jim is the member who engages in this specific behavior.

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The band appeared in the concert scene of the movie Rollerball in 2002.

Before settling on the name Slipknot, the band went through various names including "The Pale Ones" and "PyGSYSTEM." The correct answer, "Meld," is the name that the band used before finally deciding on Slipknot.

The lyrics "My freedom is best, Whole country's on house arrest, And everyone's a suspect" suggest a sense of rebellion and defiance against societal norms and restrictions. This sentiment aligns with the theme of the song "No Life," which typically explores themes of individuality, non-conformity, and a rejection of societal expectations. Therefore, "No Life" is the most fitting choice based on the given lyrics.

The correct answer is 1995. This suggests that the group was formed in 1995 and is currently signed to Roadrunner Records.

The lyrics "Giving into what has got me Bleeding, claustrophobic" are from the song "Disasterpiece" by Slipknot. This track is from their second album, "Iowa," released in 2001.

"Spit it Out" was the first song, that they put together as a whole band. All the other songs were already written or the just re-did the songs.

Mick is the correct answer because the question asks for a member who is a 'night person' and loves cats. Since the other members are not mentioned to have these qualities, Mick is the only option left.

Whiplash is a neck injury caused by a sudden and forceful back-and-forth movement of the head. The question asks which member has had whiplash from headbanging too hard. Since headbanging involves vigorous and rapid movement of the head, it is possible for someone to get whiplash from doing it excessively. Among the given options, Craig is the member who is most likely to have had whiplash from headbanging too hard.

The correct answer is "Runway For Sunday's". Slipknot met at this club in Des Moines that allowed original bands to open for each other. This suggests that Slipknot had their initial encounters and formed their band at this particular venue, which had a specific event called "Runway For Sunday's" where original bands performed.

Slipknot's first songs were composed in 1993. This suggests that the band started creating music and establishing their sound around that time.

The question asks for the two members who are married. Out of the given options, Craig and Shawn are the only pair of names that are presented together without any other names in between. Therefore, it can be inferred that Craig and Shawn are the two members who are married.

Paul and Shawn started Slipknot.

The correct answer is 2005. This can be inferred from the information given in the question, which states that SlipKnoT released a VHS titled "Welcome to our Neighbourhood" in 1998. The question asks for the year of re-release, implying that the VHS was re-released at a later date. Since the options provided are years after 1998, the correct answer must be 2005.