Rare footage of the late, legendary Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison in action on tour Subliminal Verses in 2004 have just been put online.
An exceptional insight into Joey Jordison’s performance
This footage, captured by award-winning director and photographer Fran Strine, offers 54 minutes of impressive performances from Jordison, showcasing his exceptional talent on the drums. Posted on Strine’s YouTube channel, they provide a unique insight into Slipknot at the height of their career.
“Here’s some never before seen footage I captured during Slipknot’s 2004 tour,” writes Strine. “This is a rare glimpse into the world of one of Metal’s most iconic bands at their peak. Enjoy a unique behind-the-scenes experience and relive the madness of Slipknot’s live performances as well as unforgettable moments with Corey Taylor, Clown, Jim Root, Mick Thomson, Paul Gray, Joey Jordison and the whole band!”
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A memorable tour
The world tour Subliminal Verseswhich began on March 30, 2004 and ended on November 15, 2005, marked a key moment in Slipknot’s history. These images highlight Jordison’s raw energy and technical ability, cementing his legendary status in the drumming community.
Unfortunately, Jordison only appeared on one other Slipknot album, All Hope Is Gone in 2008, before being fired from the group in 2013. After his departure, he founded the bands Sinsaenum and Scar The Martyr, continuing to explore his passion for music until his untimely death in 2021.
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