At least by last year. Sorry if this well known. Among the scant replies, some said they were unaware of the sound's provenance as part of a Slayer recording. But at least one commenter claimed its inclusion in "Only One" has been "known for years.
At the top of the Slipknot song, a high-pitched, warbled tone can be heard. As shown at about in " The Samples: Slipknot Edition ," the sound originates from the closing audio feedback in the Slayer selection.
See if you're familiar with the rest of the Slipknot samples in the video, which range from hip-hip recordings by the likes of Ice Cube, to spooky dialogue samples from horror films such as The Exorcist , and more.
As for the origin of samples on other Slipknot albums, the video's creator said they "spent a while researching this and literally drew a blank finding any samples that were on any other album apart from their Self Titled album.
See their tour dates here. He previously played in various local extreme metal bands, including Modifidious , before joining Slipknot in February He was the replacement for the band's original guitarist, Donnie Steele, who left during the recording of their first songs, put together into a demo called Mate.
Because the band was almost completed with the demo, he did not contribute to it, but he did receive credit for its sleeve concept and graphics in the liner notes. Before the year was over, Jones had been replaced by guitarist Mick Thomson , and he began to assume his role as the band's sampler and keyboardist.
Jones is the only member of the band who is not interviewed completely unmasked on Voliminal: Inside the Nine. While he does not wear a mask during the interview, his face remains obstructed by a constant blur. Also, he does not speak during the segment featured on the film, nor during the extended version of the footage featured on user-submitted content websites such as YouTube originally from the Outside The Nine released DVD: Fan Club Propaganda Reel 1.
He also speaks for 2 seconds at the beginning of Welcome To Our Neighborhood. He says,", number 5, sampling. His background is unquestionably the most elusive of any other member of Slipknot, so much that he has been known to keep silence throughout even a series of questions. That is why he earned his second nickname, " The Silent One ".
This is not to say he has never spoken outside the confines of the band, however. In fact, Jones has engaged an interview with Cakewalk regarding their equipment, which he prefers when performing Sampling. He begins most interviews with the zipper covering his mouth opened, and closes the zipper before making any reply to the questions asked.
Jones prompted a burst of complaint letters when, another time he broke his silence during an interview, he was quoted as having made the sole statement that, "If I wasn't in this band, I'd probably be out killing people!
Former Slipknot vocalist Anders Colsefini has implied that Jones is a misanthrope. While expressing distaste for Jones' behavior, Colsefini revealed that Jones was in fact the inspiration for the song "Killers Are Quiet".
However a close friend of the band at the time, Frank Plumley, is credited for the song's fitting title. Colsefini provided further insight into Jones' personality when he claimed that, "Computers are Craig's best friend. However, contrary to popular belief, Jones has been known to be very open and somewhat talkative with fans after Slipknot's performances. Some have commented that the "serial killer" comments he has made may be his attempt at dark humor, in addition to his preference to speak during interviews exclusively with the zipper covering his mouth closed.
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