[SLIPKNOT] The day Sid Wilson broke his feet, Psychosocial Slipknot Show [BACKSTAGE FOOTAGE] [LIVE]
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Published 2012-01-26
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All Comments (21)
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Corey breaks his neck and still headbands. Sid breaks his feet and still walks. These guys are too badass to let broken bones slow them down.
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“But both are of your legs are broken” Sid: “its just flesh wound”
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2:22 sick catch by the technician
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Sid Wilson: two broken feet, still hanging on and headbanging. You sir, are a beast.
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5:42 Corey calls for Sid and you can hear a faint “Keep going” it’s muffled but what a champion
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Sid has a tendency to get hurt during psychosocial...
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4:15 he can't stand on his feet right but still continues to do the show. That's some true profesionalism there. Who says slipknot aren't great role models for the kids?
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10:05 don't you love when the whole band is doing it right
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I can't imagine how much pain he must have been in at that time
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if i break the tip of my little finger, i would start crying and call my mummy ... sid brakes both feet, and is standing up headbanging ... a true musician ... a true maggot \m/
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2:23 that catch and the beat was so smooth together
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Is anyone else impressed by the chemistry between the Clown and Chris and their techs? They throw and catch their mics like pro baseball players. In the pocket every fucking time
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I like this camera perspective, you don't realize how hard these guys work when you are in the audience.
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Tough fucking bastard.. Huge respect for this guy..
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5:45 "Keep going" Holy shit Sid your both heels are broken respect this alien
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Fun fact: this was their first time playing psychosocial live!
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5:43 Corey checks on Sid, you can’t hear it but Sid obviously told him to keep going, damn
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This is why metal is so successful. The show always goes on. With the exception of Metallica in Montreal. That was different. James almost died.
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2:23 nice catch
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Can we talk about how Sid was headbanging at the end like nothing was wrong? This man has some serious dedication. I wouldn't even get back on stage if I was in his situation. But the show must go on I guess
