This was the first DVD i ever bought for my own money. I was about 11 years old, and had been saving up for it. I remember watching it almost daily whenever i went to bed. I was a complete Slipknot fanatic, everything i did had something to do with their music or the band. I drew them all the time, i would watch the DVD with my cat, every school project i made, somehow i attempted to incorporate Slipknot. Makes me so unbelieably nostalgic. It almost hurts. The only merch i still have from that time, was the very first Slipknot poster i ever bought. Probably going to keep it until i cant.
did you have to hide it from your parents to? I did the same thing you did around 11-12 years old, but it had the parental advisory on it so i had to hide it
Everything in life changes mate! Nothing can be the same always, accept it or not. If u can't stand the change that's very immature. U should stop getting stuck in the past and grow up at once. Besides, they were young, had more energy and had shitty lives (they had a horrible time during the iowa period, full of drugs, alcohol and they couldn't stand each other. it was an epic era of slipknot but only for the presence of the fans, but for the guys in the band it was a misery that they themselves admit they don't want to remember or go back to that ever. It was physical and psychological torture. They were dark times for them despite the incredible concerts full of adrenaline. Behind the scenes and behind the cameras it was always conflict and addictions, and all it was frustration they expressed it in an extreme way doing extreme things on stage lol especially Corey, he was so frustrated and angry about everything, drunk, smoked a lot and was a drug addict. Literally with the screams of fury that he did he seriously fucked his throat, to the point of even coughing up blood since it was just hard screaming without any vocal technique. Now they are not young anymore for such things now. They are all grown up, they have matured, they have changed, they are older... you can't ask them to be the same as they were 20 years ago when they were young. Furthermore, change is not always necessarily bad and the same things as always is not necessarily good and most acceptable. Everything changes, people change and Slipknot is no exception. And like I said, at that time they were totally screwed mentally and physically, almost all of them died because of how extreme the iowa environment was. And although I like more the aggressiveness of the old band albums and all the old adrenaline of the concerts, behind all that there was a very dark and tense undertone, drugs and more drugs, but now they changed from that and nobody wants to go back to that. And they wanted to change to change their physical and mental health. And I prefer them to be in good health to return to all that insane madness and rather than to please all that the fans ask for and their whims.
Corey has always said that he likes to change and do new things with new styles, and not stay stuck in the same. And Corey himself has said "Because no one stays the same forever". That is why he always also constantly changes his masks.
@@sasquatchhimself they are different people bro, people who are pushing their late 40s will never have the same angst and anger that they had in their 20s
It’s worth noting that when they originally filmed this, it was captured at 50fps, but it was lowered down to 24 frames per second, probably due to artistic reasons and they needed to somehow get PAL footage to playback properly on NTSC televisions sets without technical problems. I can confirm this, as in the 2011 documentary which is called goat, they use footage from the disasterpieces concert but it’s running at a much higher framerate, it’s when Corey talks about Paul Gray.
It was 2004 when I heard Slipknot for the first time. A friend of mine gave me the official "Disasterpieces" DVD. It includes the live performance in London (with the capability of switching to different cameras) along with some of their early video clips. Back then I was more of a hip-hop guy hating metal stuff, and I don't really remember why I asked my friend to give me that DVD. Well, my life changed at that moment. I was so impressed by their performance, the way they played, the way they looked the way they headbanged. I didn't understand a shit what they were singing about 'cause I didn't know English at all, but the music made me addicted. That was such an incredible and important turning point in my perception of music. And that, kids, is how I got into metal. P.S. I can't believe I am going to their concert in Estonia for the very first time next month! I thought I'd never see them live. Dreams come true
Similar experience for me .. was and still am a total HipHop head (I listened to every genre though) but a classmate had a Slipknot cd back then .. 2005 maybe .. got curious .. looked them up on RUclips .. saw Joey on the drums .. couldn’t believe my eyes and ears .. fell for him, fell for Slipknot, fell for metal .. end of the love story but the love is still going strong 😂
My first ever gig was two nights before this in Glasgow. We skipped school, queued like 3 hours to meet them at the in store signing. Went to the gig, and I was so tired after it, I actually couldn’t speak when I got home. I passed out. Best day of our lives at that point. And there simply isn’t a better experience for your first live show. Absolutely ridiculous
makes me so sad knowing i’ll never experience this because i’m 17 😭😭 wish i couldve been born wayyyy earlier to see this amazing performance and the old lineup
I remember my older sister buying me this DVD when it first came out, I was already a fan but this just changed everything for me. the energy they put out in this was so fucking intense and I'm so grateful I grew up on this music.
I say to myself all the time, if I had a time machine, I'd do nothing with it but go back in time to concerts I was either not alive to see myself or too young to. This one has always been at the top of that list. Too bad I was only 5 at the time.
Well, I did see a 8 year old kid in the last Slipknot concert, in Mexico, Monterrey Machaca Fest, and it was cute and hilarious, with all the drunk crazy mens around
So did I disasterpieces still is my favorite concert DVD of all time. The wall was amazing but for our time I don’t think anyone put a show like this! The pit always looked (sic) Miss the old band no one compares they have always been in their own league and genre🤟🏻
And this is the amount when god comes down to earth and offers you in good quality the best slipknot concert in its history...possibly also in the most historic in the nu metal world. Amen
2008 manchester. One of the heaviest gigs for sure. Disasterpiece my favourite song 15 years old never forget it coming on, the whole floor opened choas absolute madness
I was 13 (2001) when i heard Slipknot for the first time. I was used to Jimmy Eat World, Sum41, Blink182 you know radio friendly rock. Then my neighbor an older guy maybe 16yrs old introduced me to this harder rock band called Slipknot and i was blown away. I didn’t know Rock songs said bad words let alone yelled in their songs. I had to listen to them in secret because i know my religious mom would of freaked out. I had no idea what Slipknot looked like until that same friend let me borrow his Disasterpieces DVD. Im like holy shit they look exactly what i imagined they looked like. I didn’t know they had 9 members 😂
Being backstage during this era must’ve been wild. This was the era they had the most problems and argued all the time you can even see a couple arguments in this video. This was also when Corey was in his peak alcoholic days.
Timecode to all of the songs (? - This song not on the video) 1. (515) 0:00 2. People = Shit 2:23 3. Liberate 6:02 4. Left Behind (?) 5. Eeyore 9:40 6. Disasterpiece 12:08 7. Purity (?) 8. Gently (?) 9. Eyeless (?) 10. Drum Solo 17:22 11. My Plague (?) 12. New Abortion (?) 13. The Heretic Anthem 20:28 14. Spit It Out (?) JumpTheFuckUp 28:44 15. Wait And Bleed (?) 16. 742617000027 30:22 17. (Sic) 32:05 18. Surfacing 36:00
This is slipknot at their absolute best, I went to the Manchester date a few days before this.I had strict parents and they knew I was going to see slipknot but didn’t know too much about them. I’ll never forget a few days prior we were sat watching BBC news and they ran a piece about the concerns some people had of exposing kids to seeing them 😂😂 they looked at me and then the TV with puzzled faces…. For context I was 14 at the time 🤘
Its so funny coming back to this my buddy from high school gave me this exact dvd to check out cus he wanted too put some metal in my ears (huge hip hop head) and i watched this shit and was in awe and ever since slipknot has been the ONLY metal band I've listened to
Joey's drum solo reminds me much of Tommy Lee's first time doing this and it became a staple for Mötley Crue since then which continued with ever more wierd contractions and setups for his drum set.
Feel like Cory could do the guttural so much more consistently during this period of time opposed to the more modern times. Amazing to see the difficulty and technicality showcased.
When heretic anthem kicks in i still get goosebumps and tear up a bit. I wish slipknot were still this fucking awesome! Nastalgia really hits me on this one.
told my parents I wanted to go see slipknot; they told me I had to take them along, they were also saying that it’s not as crazy as it seems in this video when I showed them. god wait till you fucking see.
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Slipknot and IOWA were something else ... and this show is legendary !
No single performance ever, nor ever since, had this amount of energy
I dunno, I can think of some pretty insane Lamb of God shows around the Sacrament era.
I feel you brother
Chris Fehns backup vocals for Disasterpiece is his finest work. It sounds so ghoulish I cannot get enough of it.
is it not Paul you are hearing?
@@djr4872 Paul never provided backup vocals AFAIK.
@@Mortified_Penguin He did…Chris or Shawn would walk up to him so they both can scream. Later on during ahig cycle he got his own mic and stand
Chris' best vocal imo is 'The Nameless Live'
@@OliverSutton1962 Yesssss that one is great too!
Best gig of my life, I was 14 I'm now 35, still got the hoodie from the merch stand! Seen a ton of bands since and this is still the best!
Did someone play after them or was that the main act
@@deathjr5618 dude normally they were the main 🤣🤣🤣
That is so fucking cool! 🖤
@@deathjr5618 they were the main act, but I think it was Machine Head who played first as the support band.
Cool
This was the first DVD i ever bought for my own money. I was about 11 years old, and had been saving up for it. I remember watching it almost daily whenever i went to bed. I was a complete Slipknot fanatic, everything i did had something to do with their music or the band. I drew them all the time, i would watch the DVD with my cat, every school project i made, somehow i attempted to incorporate Slipknot.
Makes me so unbelieably nostalgic. It almost hurts.
The only merch i still have from that time, was the very first Slipknot poster i ever bought. Probably going to keep it until i cant.
Glad to know there were many others like myself out there! What a brotherhood it was at those shows
I first saw them when I was 10 on Conan in 2001 and I thought it was the coolest thing I ever saw
did you have to hide it from your parents to? I did the same thing you did around 11-12 years old, but it had the parental advisory on it so i had to hide it
@@gurusheat3506 Nah my mom was very supportive of my music taste back then. She was against blatant satanic music though, such as gorgoroth.
This. Wtf 😅😂
They'll never be this good again. RIP Paul and RIP Joey. Their music today just isn't the same.
So overproduced and cookie cutter now. Lacks that angry, thrown against the wall feel the first two albums had.
Everything in life changes mate! Nothing can be the same always, accept it or not. If u can't stand the change that's very immature. U should stop getting stuck in the past and grow up at once. Besides, they were young, had more energy and had shitty lives (they had a horrible time during the iowa period, full of drugs, alcohol and they couldn't stand each other. it was an epic era of slipknot but only for the presence of the fans, but for the guys in the band it was a misery that they themselves admit they don't want to remember or go back to that ever. It was physical and psychological torture. They were dark times for them despite the incredible concerts full of adrenaline. Behind the scenes and behind the cameras it was always conflict and addictions, and all it was frustration they expressed it in an extreme way doing extreme things on stage lol especially Corey, he was so frustrated and angry about everything, drunk, smoked a lot and was a drug addict. Literally with the screams of fury that he did he seriously fucked his throat, to the point of even coughing up blood since it was just hard screaming without any vocal technique. Now they are not young anymore for such things now. They are all grown up, they have matured, they have changed, they are older... you can't ask them to be the same as they were 20 years ago when they were young. Furthermore, change is not always necessarily bad and the same things as always is not necessarily good and most acceptable. Everything changes, people change and Slipknot is no exception. And like I said, at that time they were totally screwed mentally and physically, almost all of them died because of how extreme the iowa environment was. And although I like more the aggressiveness of the old band albums and all the old adrenaline of the concerts, behind all that there was a very dark and tense undertone, drugs and more drugs, but now they changed from that and nobody wants to go back to that. And they wanted to change to change their physical and mental health. And I prefer them to be in good health to return to all that insane madness and rather than to please all that the fans ask for and their whims.
Corey has always said that he likes to change and do new things with new styles, and not stay stuck in the same. And Corey himself has said "Because no one stays the same forever". That is why he always also constantly changes his masks.
And Chris
@@sasquatchhimself they are different people bro, people who are pushing their late 40s will never have the same angst and anger that they had in their 20s
I remember my mom got me this dvd at borders book store Corey’s voice was soo good during this concert
It’s worth noting that when they originally filmed this, it was captured at 50fps, but it was lowered down to 24 frames per second, probably due to artistic reasons and they needed to somehow get PAL footage to playback properly on NTSC televisions sets without technical problems.
I can confirm this, as in the 2011 documentary which is called goat, they use footage from the disasterpieces concert but it’s running at a much higher framerate, it’s when Corey talks about Paul Gray.
It was 2004 when I heard Slipknot for the first time. A friend of mine gave me the official "Disasterpieces" DVD. It includes the live performance in London (with the capability of switching to different cameras) along with some of their early video clips. Back then I was more of a hip-hop guy hating metal stuff, and I don't really remember why I asked my friend to give me that DVD. Well, my life changed at that moment. I was so impressed by their performance, the way they played, the way they looked the way they headbanged. I didn't understand a shit what they were singing about 'cause I didn't know English at all, but the music made me addicted. That was such an incredible and important turning point in my perception of music.
And that, kids, is how I got into metal.
P.S. I can't believe I am going to their concert in Estonia for the very first time next month! I thought I'd never see them live. Dreams come true
Me alegra por ti q vayas a ir a un concierto de ellos, mucha suerte♥️
También es mi sueño
Similar experience for me .. was and still am a total HipHop head (I listened to every genre though) but a classmate had a Slipknot cd back then .. 2005 maybe .. got curious .. looked them up on RUclips .. saw Joey on the drums .. couldn’t believe my eyes and ears .. fell for him, fell for Slipknot, fell for metal .. end of the love story but the love is still going strong 😂
My first ever gig was two nights before this in Glasgow. We skipped school, queued like 3 hours to meet them at the in store signing. Went to the gig, and I was so tired after it, I actually couldn’t speak when I got home. I passed out. Best day of our lives at that point. And there simply isn’t a better experience for your first live show. Absolutely ridiculous
FINALLY the full concert with better/high quality. thank you so much
EDIT: I was wrong it ain't the full concert
lol
This album alone helped me to cope and tune out five straight long years of the penitentiary. Absolutely love this album
One of the most iconic concerns in metal!!!
makes me so sad knowing i’ll never experience this because i’m 17 😭😭 wish i couldve been born wayyyy earlier to see this amazing performance and the old lineup
come to manchester, some unreal fucking bands here
Go see Slaughter to Prevail, they're the only thing I'd say matches the energy of how this felt, yes, I was there :)
I remember my older sister buying me this DVD when it first came out, I was already a fan but this just changed everything for me. the energy they put out in this was so fucking intense and I'm so grateful I grew up on this music.
This is my Slipknot, enraged, careless of opinions, and out to conquer the world.
This is very cool My favorite concert of slipknot in good Quality greetings from mexico
I say to myself all the time, if I had a time machine, I'd do nothing with it but go back in time to concerts I was either not alive to see myself or too young to. This one has always been at the top of that list. Too bad I was only 5 at the time.
Well, I did see a 8 year old kid in the last Slipknot concert, in Mexico, Monterrey Machaca Fest, and it was cute and hilarious, with all the drunk crazy mens around
i have always thought about that exactly
This NEEDS to be on RUclips. Thank you.
I used to watch this almost everyday when I was about 10, still great
So did I disasterpieces still is my favorite concert DVD of all time. The wall was amazing but for our time I don’t think anyone put a show like this! The pit always looked (sic) Miss the old band no one compares they have always been in their own league and genre🤟🏻
Slipknot change my life🤘🤘
One of the best concerts ever!!!
This was my childhood. Every single day after school I came home and threw this in my ps2 and just let loose in my room.
And this is the amount when god comes down to earth and offers you in good quality the best slipknot concert in its history...possibly also in the most historic in the nu metal world. Amen
Still replaying it in 2024 and still enjoying it as fuck. Best concert of all times, what a show, what a time…
Наконец то в хорошем качестве!!!
what a fuckin pure energy of life and disorder WOW THIS IS SLIPKNOT, really going back in time when seeing this
El mejor recital que he visto
31:12 "I'm so fucking pissed of you!" Corey to Sid
Один из лучших концертов, когда-либо снятых на видео
Huh, thought this was work of satanic nazis from outer space to your people
And I remember go to a music store to bough a DVD of this concert, now here it is...
Fucking insane concert, i love it.
x100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Thank you! Wish to see whole show in such quality
I love this concert 🤘🤘
Melhor show do mundo
17:25 el solo de batería que necesitaba escuchar
2008 manchester. One of the heaviest gigs for sure. Disasterpiece my favourite song 15 years old never forget it coming on, the whole floor opened choas absolute madness
I was 13 (2001) when i heard Slipknot for the first time. I was used to Jimmy Eat World, Sum41, Blink182 you know radio friendly rock. Then my neighbor an older guy maybe 16yrs old introduced me to this harder rock band called Slipknot and i was blown away. I didn’t know Rock songs said bad words let alone yelled in their songs. I had to listen to them in secret because i know my religious mom would of freaked out. I had no idea what Slipknot looked like until that same friend let me borrow his Disasterpieces DVD. Im like holy shit they look exactly what i imagined they looked like. I didn’t know they had 9 members 😂
What a time to be alive!!! Long live the Knot!! 🤘🏻🔥
Being backstage during this era must’ve been wild. This was the era they had the most problems and argued all the time you can even see a couple arguments in this video. This was also when Corey was in his peak alcoholic days.
Timecode to all of the songs (? - This song not on the video)
1. (515) 0:00
2. People = Shit 2:23
3. Liberate 6:02
4. Left Behind (?)
5. Eeyore 9:40
6. Disasterpiece 12:08
7. Purity (?)
8. Gently (?)
9. Eyeless (?)
10. Drum Solo 17:22
11. My Plague (?)
12. New Abortion (?)
13. The Heretic Anthem 20:28
14. Spit It Out (?) JumpTheFuckUp 28:44
15. Wait And Bleed (?)
16. 742617000027 30:22
17. (Sic) 32:05
18. Surfacing 36:00
This is slipknot at their absolute best, I went to the Manchester date a few days before this.I had strict parents and they knew I was going to see slipknot but didn’t know too much about them. I’ll never forget a few days prior we were sat watching BBC news and they ran a piece about the concerns some people had of exposing kids to seeing them 😂😂 they looked at me and then the TV with puzzled faces…. For context I was 14 at the time 🤘
Thank you for this, cheers from Argentina!
11:40 is it just me or does that open chord sound fucking sick
El verdadero Slipknot.
True SlipKnoT!!! Hello from Russia 🇷🇺
7:00 the guys fighting hahaha
man. i remember watching this a long time ago, and it being the sickest shit i had ever seen koncert wise.
Hopefully youtube doesn’t take it down! A golden moment for Slipknot’s career should be appreciated by everyone idc who you are
This was in London. I'll never forget
Thank you for making this. Rock on🤘🏽
Best formation ever
Esse é o melhor show sem duvidas !
Sem tirar a parte do Sid Wilson ficar com a bunda de fora que ri muito rsrs
@@leticiacorradi1257 o melhor kkkkk
Its so funny coming back to this my buddy from high school gave me this exact dvd to check out cus he wanted too put some metal in my ears (huge hip hop head) and i watched this shit and was in awe and ever since slipknot has been the ONLY metal band I've listened to
Slipknot's prime. Raw hate, violence and power.
Thankyou for saving us all
I love Slipknot 😍😍😍😍 i'm from Indonesia
OMG this is beautifull dude!
Joey's drum solo reminds me much of Tommy Lee's first time doing this and it became a staple for Mötley Crue since then which continued with ever more wierd contractions and setups for his drum set.
Jesus! Joey!!!!!
Thank you brother.
Also that's the best "not supposed to beeee" I've heard from corey.
36:39 wish they still done that! Gets people hype
Nothing beats the ORIGINAL SLIPKNOT. 1999
This was in 2002?
@@jet7005 The original line up was still together in 2002.
@@0XYGENgone duh
@@jet7005 yes, it was supposed to be 6 months earlier but 9/11 happened.
Can you please find a high quality version of spit it out!!
So pissed I sold this DVD... 😆
Feel like Cory could do the guttural so much more consistently during this period of time opposed to the more modern times. Amazing to see the difficulty and technicality showcased.
Missing eyeless and left behind
Why not upload the full dvd. The section from Eyore - eyeless is too good could be its own album
Idk if it's just me, but Mick's guitar tone sounds way better here than it does now
This came out in VHS with a very limited number of copies.
impressive!!!
Can you do the whole show with this quality??
Thank you so much for this🖤
I love this, I am in love with this, I love this more than my partner (I don't actually but this is a close second).
I need to repost some of these songs bc they don’t look as good as my new previews
@@slipknotarchive3266 still hella rare to find any of these in 1080p so, props
31:13 corey yelling at sid
When heretic anthem kicks in i still get goosebumps and tear up a bit. I wish slipknot were still this fucking awesome! Nastalgia really hits me on this one.
Ohh thank you human!!!👏👏👏😌
27:23 rip to that head the bottle smacked 😂
Son los putos amos.. el mejor recital
What did you use to upscale it? It looks really freaking good.
omggg this respect
Holy shxt
This is fucking Slipknot.
told my parents I wanted to go see slipknot; they told me I had to take them along, they were also saying that it’s not as crazy as it seems in this video when I showed them. god wait till you fucking see.
Mi infancua uffff
People who cancel metal: 🤬😡🤬🤯🤯😠🤯😡😡🤬🤯😡😡
Metal bands: On behalf of band members thank you for coming out 🥰😍😚
DISTASTERPIECES
Just listen to Joey's double bass on the heretic anthem, insane energy. Only Eloy can do justice to that.
nice
Thanks, man!
WHERE IS WAIT AND BLEED?
The Knot in their prime... play it offensively loud
Joey 😢
Melhor show !!!👹👺👹👹👹👺👹
FUCK !! My fist look on the burn DVD Slipknot 2002 :-D
damn, this is faster than my human vision. 😂
Good
20:05 creepy
Your so amazing to me 💚
😍😍😍😍😍😍
how did you cover this in 1080 60 fps? please
You heavy pizza shiiiiiiiid