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|title=<center>Stone Sour 1993 Demo</center>
|title=<center>Stone Sour 1993 Demo</center>
|image=Stonesourdemo1993.jpg
|image=Stonesourdemo1993.jpg
|imagecaption=The only known image of the tape
|imagecaption=The only known image of the tape
|status=<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span>
|datefound=02 Jan 2020
|foundby=Anonymous
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In 1992, Corey Taylor (who would later become known as the lead singer of Slipknot), formed a band with drummer Joel Ekman called ''Stone Sour''. The band performed for five years, before disbanding as Taylor left to join Slipknot in 1997. During these five years, the band recorded three demos, one of which, recorded in 1993, remains unreleased to the public to this day, even after the band's reformation in 2000 and subsequent rise to fame.


== History ==
Only three tracks, ''Dead Man's Glare'', ''Surgery'', and ''I Can't Believe'', have been made available by YouTube user Ivan Contreras, who claims to own a copy of the '''1993 demo''' tape and promises to upload the rest of its contents "someday".
In 1992, Corey Taylor (who would later become known as the lead singer of Slipknot), formed a band with drummer Joel Ekman called Stone Sour. The band performed for five years, before disbanding as Taylor left to join Slipknot in 1997. During these five years the band recorded three demos, one of which, recorded in 1993, remains unreleased to the public to this day, even after the band's reformation in 2000 and subsequent rise to fame. Only one track, "Dead Man's Glare", has been made available. It was uploaded to YouTube by user Ivan Contreras on February 22, 2015. The user claims to own a copy of the long lost tape and promises that they will upload the rest of the songs "someday", but as of the creation of this article, only the first track is on their channel.


== Track Listing ==
==Tracklist==
1. Dead Man's Glare ~ 3:54
#"Dead Man's Glare"
#"Surgery"
#"Voices Again"
#"Sometimes"
#"Turn Your Head"
#"I Can't Believe"
#"Funky Milk"
#"By Your Side"
#"Spontaneous Combustion"


2. Surgery
Note: While some of these songs ("Surgery", "Voices Again", "Sometimes", "I Can't Believe" and "Funky Milk") are also featured on the 1994 demo, it's assumed that these are completely different recordings and might have slight differences in instrumentation, lyrics, and production.


3. Voices Again
A demo tape was quietly and anonymously uploaded to Google Drive on January 2nd, 2020 and went unnoticed until October 12th, 2023 and March 26th, 2024 where TheCorvinMan and InfrarainCH2 brought it to light rendering the tape 100% found.


4. Sometimes
==Gallery==
 
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5. Turn Your Head
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6. I Can't Believe
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  |service2    =youtube
7. Funky Milk
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  |description2 =''Dead Man's Glare''.
8. By Your Side
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9. Spontaneous Combustion
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NOTE: While some of these songs are also on the 1994 demo (Surgery, Voices Again, Sometimes, I Can't Believe and Funky Milk), it is assumed that these are completely different recordings and may or may not have slight differences in instrumentation, lyrics, production, etc.
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  |description4 =''Surgery''.
== References ==
}}
1. Stone Sour article on Wikipedia:[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Sour]
==External Links==
 
*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HePhBM96JJ6v5jJHL4RdFH_1B6u6OWJz Google Drive upload of the full demo tape.]
2. Wikipedia article about the band's miscellaneous demos:[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Stone_Sour_demos]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Sour Wikipedia article on Stone Sour.]
 
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Stone_Sour_demos Wikipedia list of Stone Sour demo tapes.]
3. YouTube video of "Dead Man's Glare":[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZK2EhszC9o]


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Latest revision as of 05:29, 27 March 2024

Stonesourdemo1993.jpg

The only known image of the tape

Status: Found

Date found: 02 Jan 2020

Found by: Anonymous

In 1992, Corey Taylor (who would later become known as the lead singer of Slipknot), formed a band with drummer Joel Ekman called Stone Sour. The band performed for five years, before disbanding as Taylor left to join Slipknot in 1997. During these five years, the band recorded three demos, one of which, recorded in 1993, remains unreleased to the public to this day, even after the band's reformation in 2000 and subsequent rise to fame.

Only three tracks, Dead Man's Glare, Surgery, and I Can't Believe, have been made available by YouTube user Ivan Contreras, who claims to own a copy of the 1993 demo tape and promises to upload the rest of its contents "someday".

Tracklist

  1. "Dead Man's Glare"
  2. "Surgery"
  3. "Voices Again"
  4. "Sometimes"
  5. "Turn Your Head"
  6. "I Can't Believe"
  7. "Funky Milk"
  8. "By Your Side"
  9. "Spontaneous Combustion"

Note: While some of these songs ("Surgery", "Voices Again", "Sometimes", "I Can't Believe" and "Funky Milk") are also featured on the 1994 demo, it's assumed that these are completely different recordings and might have slight differences in instrumentation, lyrics, and production.

A demo tape was quietly and anonymously uploaded to Google Drive on January 2nd, 2020 and went unnoticed until October 12th, 2023 and March 26th, 2024 where TheCorvinMan and InfrarainCH2 brought it to light rendering the tape 100% found.

Gallery

The full tape.

Dead Man's Glare.

I Can't Believe.

Surgery.

External Links

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