Open-edition digital fine art photo print. 10”w x 12.25”h image size (11”w x 14”h overall print size), printed with a Durst Lambda digital image processor/printer with archival inks on Kodak Professional Endura glossy print paper. Signed in black ink in the margin by the photographer, Neil Zlozower. Unmatted/unframed - click here for optional framing choices
Note - this image is also available by special order as a larger, 16 x 20 inch overall print. The price for these larger prints is $800. If you're interested in purchasing one of the larger prints, please send us an email at info@rockpopgallery.com and we'll help you with this purchase.
This photograph was taken on location in Chicago in 1999. The print offered here is the photograph prior to being "Photoshopped" for the actual cover image (see below).
"Spit It Out" was released as a single in September 2000 on Roadrunner Records. Slipknot was the major label debut album by Slipknot, a 9-piece “nu-metal” outfit from Des Moines, Iowa, formed in 1996 and discovered and signed by famed producer Ross Robinson, who also produced for Limp Bizkit and Korn.
The 1999 album release was noted for its salty language, counter-culture lyrics, and a dark, aggressive sound more akin to death metal than other bands at the time. Its “clean” version was actually uncensored and the CD booklet featured the band’s commentary on censorship (“the absolute fascism of America”). Slipknot was voted one of the "Heaviest Albums of All Time" in 2001 by Q Magazine.
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