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Matt McDonough "On The Move" in DRUM! Mag
Check out the feature on Matt in this month’s DRUM! Magazine…
http://www.thisismudvayne.com/xn/detail/1104133:BlogPost:29804

Mudvayne Fan Mail!!
We’ve cleaned out the basement, and we thought we’d share some of the
fan mail you sent us over the years… Check it out on MOLI.com, add
us as a friend to get access to our VIP section, and shout on our
message board. The most ACTIVE fan wins an autographed CD from
Mudvayne!
FIO -Chad-ness
http://www.thisismudvayne.com/xn/detail/1104133:BlogPost:28601

We wanna know what you think!
What’s up Mudvayne fans!!!! You helped us with the record, now we
want to know how you think it turned out! Take a second and vote on
your favorite track on "By The People, For The People"
http://www.thisismudvayne.com/xn/detail/1104133:BlogPost:28547

Check out Mudvayne on NONELOUDER.COM!!!
http://www.thisismudvayne.com/xn/detail/1104133:BlogPost:28083

 WHAT’S UP MOTHERFUCKERS??? 
WE BET YOU DON’T HAVE ANY MUDVAYNE INK! 
IF YOU DO, POST PICTURES OF YOUR INK!
IF YOU DON’T, GET OUT THERE AND GET SOME!
THEN POST THOS BITCHES ON BRAGSTER.COM!!!
THE PERSON WHO POSTS THE BEST TATTOO WILL WIN A FREE
FOUR HOUR SESSION
WITH MUDVAYNE TATTOO ARTIST
PAUL BOOTH!
GET ON IT!

WHAT’S UP MOTHERFUCKERS??? 

THIS IS CHAD GRAY FROM MUDVAYNE

AND I BET YOU DON’T HAVE ANY MUDVAYNE INK! 

IF YOU DO, POST PICTURES OF YOUR INK!

IF YOU DON’T, GET OUT THERE AND GET SOME!

THEN POST THOS BITCHES ON BRAGSTER.COM!!!

THE PERSON WHO POSTS THE BEST TATTOO WILL WIN A FREE

FOUR HOUR SESSION

WITH MY TATTOO ARTIST

PAUL BOOTH!

GET ON IT!

MUDVAYNE
WANT YOU ON NEW BAND SITE

MUDVAYNE are
throwing their weight behind the new band networking site AMIE Street. They’re
seeking out bands they like to endorse on the service with a link from their
page. Even if you’re not a musician, you can still register through their site,
and they’ll give you five bucks to buy music credit as a way for you to vote
for who you think they should endorse.

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Mudvayne - By the People For the People
2007 Epic Records
Ray Van Horn, Jr.

Sometimes greatest hits compilations after a handful of albums in a band’s
career are a bit suspect, none more so than A Flock of Seagulls shortly after
only two albums. However, if you’re going to do band anthology after four
full-lengths in the case of Mudvayne, then do it with an angle; give your fans
something they don’t quite already have!

By the People For the People
is Mudvayne’s bonding time with their fans. The album’s selections were
generated strictly by fan votes, however the twist is that Mudvayne serves up
demos, live versions and other assorted goodies (such as four
previously-unreleased songs) instead of cleaned up product their devout legion
currently owns in their collections. And to lend the album a personal touch,
vocalist Chad Gray introduces each song.

The expected songs such as "Death Blooms," "Dig,"
"Fall Into Sleep," "Not Falling" and "World So
Cold" all appear on By
the People For the People, albeit in alternate forms, plus other
fan-favorites as "Happy," "(Per)Version of a Truth" and
"Skrying." To up the ante, Mudvayne does an acoustic redux of
"Forget to Remember" from Lost
and Found along with two outtake songs, a brand spanking new jam,
"Dull Boy" and a cover of The Police’s "King of Pain."

The best cut on the entire project is one of the newer songs "On the
Move," a slapdash funkfest recorded during the End of All Things to Come sessions. Shame
that it couldn’t have appeared on the final album because it has a lot of
spunk, pep and personality with a soothing breakdown in-between the manic
sections of the song. The guitars are especially vibrant on this one as well,
which in hindsight leads one to think "On the Move" could’ve been a
sleeper hit for Mudvayne.

As for the other newer tracks, "Goodbye" is presented in raw form, a
tinkering session for Mudvayne right before they began officially recording End of All Things to Come.
In some ways, the song comes off like a trippy Cure ditty ala The Top and Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me
era. As progressive an album as End
of All Things to Come is, it’s no surprise that it spawned these
two highly diverse outtakes.

"Dull Boy" is a preview of what’s to come for Mudvayne as it was more
recently tracked following the Lost
and Found sessions. As Mudvayne has been driving towards a more
rock-oriented direction, the song is metallic and straightfoward with acoustic
accents and subtle jazz syncopation from Greg Tribbett and Ryan Martinie.
Drifting away from the brash and crash of the L.D. 50 days, Mudvayne is gradually steering
towards becoming a straight-up rock band with shades of the soulful artistry
that has been a part of their genesis.

Perhaps the biggest surprise of By
the People For the People is their "King of Pain" cover.
The song is so complicated (along with "Wrapped Around Your Finger"
from Synchronicity)
that even The Police themselves struggled with it live at the Virgin Fest this
past summer. Hearing Mudvayne nail the core melody and have the courage to
alter the tempo of the choruses with jacked bass and crunch chords, along with
some terrific layered guitars from Greg Tibbett makes this version of
"King of Pain" a worthy endeavor.

Kudos to Mudvayne for putting a little extra effort into something as tepid and
everyday as a greatest hits package. Linking this to the fans was a nice step,
but presenting the tracks as they have on By
the People For the People is taking things in a much cooler
direction.

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Mudvayne Score The Second Highest Chart Debut This Week

The
fans have spoken.

This week, MUDVAYNE–who’ve sold over 4.5 million units sold worldwide, with each
of their six releases certified gold in America–scored the second highest
debut on the Billboard Top 200 chart, entering at #51 with their entirely
fan-generated rarities collection BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE (Epic Records).

This news comes as the MUDVAYNE–featuring singer CHAD GRAY and guitarist GREG
TRIBETT (also of HellYeah) and rounded out by drummer MATTHEW McDONOUGH and
bassist RYAN MARTINIE–is preparing to record their fourth studio album for release in mid-2008. As
always, the new disc will reunderline MUDVAYNE’s position as one of the most
creative and distinctive bands in the heavy music world.

BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE is a 16-song offering–which features the new
single “Dull Boy” and an unreleased cover of “King of Pain” by The Police–that
consists of live recordings, rarities and demos chosen by fans at MUDVAYNE.COM
with the band deciding on the final selection. BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE
includes demo versions of some of the group’s most popular songs such as “Death
Blooms, “Fall To Sleep,” “Not Falling” and “Happy” as well as live and acoustic
versions of many fan favorites (see below for track listing).

For the collection, the group allowed fans to create the album artwork and
contribute liner notes. Fans have also been invited to participate in creating
the video for the first single “Dull Boy.” Utilizing editing technology from
the Eyespot and Kaltura websites, fans are able to select
from all of MUDVAYNE’s past video clips, mix their own mash up version, overlay
the “Dull Boy” audio and send it to the band all in one setting. On Eyespot,
fans can choose from all MUDVAYNE videos to create their own personal clip,
while on Kaltura fans have access to live and rare videos and are able to
collaborate with other fans when making the video. Currently, MUDVAYNE are
reviewing submissions and their favorite fan-generated video will be featured
on the band’s MySpace page and
their website and all other social networking sites with the band’s profile.

________________________________________________________________________

Mudvayne - By The People, For The People

By the
People, for the People is the second compilation album, and fifth album release
by Mudvayne. It was released on November 27, 2007 by Epic Records. The album
features a track listing chosen entirely by the band’s fans, with the band
determining which version appears on the record (e.g. live, demo, acoustic), as
well as two new songs, "Dull Boy" and a cover of The Police’s song
"King of Pain" (both produced by Dave Fortman). Initially, if the
album was pre-ordered through the Sony Music Store, it was packaged with a free
lithograph of the lyrics to "Dull Boy", signed and numbered by Mudvayne
vocalist Chad Gray.

By the
People, For the People is presented in a format where each song is introduced
through a short interlude generally no longer than 30 seconds long, where Chad
Gray debriefs the listener on surrounding facts such as where the song was
recorded or performed live, or distinguishing a demo from an album version
(obviously limited to in the case of demos).

The album
debuted at number 51 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling about 22,000
copies in its first week.

MUDVAYNE Singer Talks Touring, Upcoming Album
- Dec. 16, 2007

Greg
Maki of Live-Metal.net recently interviewed HELLYEAH/MUDVAYNE vocalist
Chad Gray. Excerpts follow.

Live-Metal.net: It’s almost over now, but how has this [HELLYEAH]
headlining run been?

Chad Gray: It’s cool. It’s the same shit, fuckin’ day in and day out.
What might be new to you ain’t that new to us. We do it every fuckin’ day. We
try to bring it just as hard every day. Even on days when you don’t think you
can, something about the music, it’s the fuckin’ wind in your sails. You can
just fuckin’ drag your ass up to that stage and it’s like, "Fuck."
You get on it and the music starts going and it’s loud and the crowd’s there,
it’s like fuckin’ flipping a switch. It’s been cool, though. Like I said, I’m
fuckin’ burnt. I’m burnt out. I haven’t toured this hard probably since 2001,
since the early days of MUDVAYNE when did 300-some shows in a year. We toured
for "L.D. 50" for 22 months. This is pretty equal to that lifestyle
of touring. There’s a lot of people on this bus and it’s just been going and
going and going. This tour that we’re on now — by the time I get off of it Dec.
17, I will have not been home for three months. To me, that’s a long time
because the last time I was not home for three months I was fuckin’ 26 years
old, 27 years old. This is fuckin’ eight years later. It’s a little different
now. It’s harder touring. People have fuckin’ families now and you feel more
established. No matter how established MUDVAYNE is, this has been very much a
starting over process and you would’ve maybe never thought that. You put these
players together, you would think that it’s just gonna go BOOM! and
everything’s gonna be fuckin’ limos and fuckin’ catering. It’s been like,
"OK, here’s your fuckin’ $10 buyout. Go to fuckin’ Burger King." It
reminds me of 2001. It really does. It reminds me of fuckin’ years ago.

Live-Metal.net: After this tour is over, is that gonna be it for
HELLYEAH for a while?

Chad Gray: We’re gonna go back out. We’re working on it. We haven’t
confirmed anything yet, so I can’t even say the bands that we’re talking about.
We’re maybe slated to go out like late January through February.

Live-Metal.net: Headlining or supporting?

Chad Gray: Headlining.

Live-Metal.net: Switching to MUDVAYNE, where did the whole idea come for
the new "By the People, For the People" album?

Chad Gray: We had so much shit on hard drives and discs and live
versions of stuff, acoustic versions and different shit we had laying around.
It was kind of like we need to put this out there. Like, "This is fuckin’
stupid. We’ve got something here that we can put out and I think people would
really dig it." We’re not putting this out to sell millions. We don’t give
a fuck, although it did 27,000 the first week, which I was really overwhelmed
by. It’s just demos and live versions and shit. It’s not new stuff. "Dull
Boy" is the only new fuckin’ song on it. We were just like, "We
should do this." I’m like, "Well, fuck it. If we’ve got all this
stockpile of shit, this music sitting around or whatever, we should use the
stockpile of artwork that we have sitting around from fans to do the artwork
with." Because one of the biggest fuckin’ headaches of doing a record is
putting together the artwork. It’s a nightmare. It’s a zillion emails back and
forth. I’m like, "Fuck it. Let’s collage it, put it together." And
then we were like, "Fuck it. If we’re doing a contest, there’s not one
song that somebody could pick that we don’t have some version of. So fuck it.
Let’s let them pick the tracks and then we’ll determine what version they
get." If somebody wants "Forget to Remember", we’ve got a live
version of it, we’ve got a demo version of it and we’ve got a fuckin’ acoustic
version of it. OK, fuck it. Let’s give them the acoustic version ’cause it’s
something different and it’s something we can put out there and whatever. So
it’s cool, man. There are a couple things, obviously, that people wouldn’t have
known we had, like the cover of "King of Pain".

Live-Metal.net: Is the new MUDVAYNE album done?

Chad Gray: Yeah, it’s done.

Live-Metal.net: Any idea when it will be out?

Chad Gray: We haven’t decided what we’re doing yet. We talked about
writing more. We talked about writing another record. We talked about doing all
kinds of shit. I think now we’re really trying to figure everything out in the
sense of timelining and scheduling and how we want to see things going down
’cause we do have something else now. We’re excited about HELLYEAH, but we are
very, very much still very passionate about MUDVAYNE and I think we’re gonna
try to get the most bang for our buck. Give as much to the MUDVAYNE people as
we can without wasting a lot of our lives and our time. So maybe we’ll do
something like — we thought about putting out two records in a year. We put out
two records in a year, then that opens up another two years where we would be
touring and supporting those two separate records. If you put one out and you
tour for 18 months, then you put the other one out and you tour for 18 months,
there’s a lot of fuckin’ time gone there. When you can just write ‘em, put one
out, start touring, put the next one out while you’re touring, finish up
touring, support both records at the same time, come off, be done, go back,
write a HELLYEAH record, go out, tour, come back, write a MUDVAYNE record — you
know what I mean? Let’s start hustling. Let’s start moving and shaking. Not
hustling people, hustling our time, really lassoing our time and fuckin’
corralling it and going, OK, this is what the fuck we want to do with our time.
We don’t want to waste it anymore by going out and touring for 18 fuckin’
months and doing fuckin’ five runs through the States and two runs in Australia
and two runs in Japan and fuckin’ two runs through Europe. Essentially, you’re
doing the same shit anyway. The cool thing is with doing a couple different
records in one year is that if you are gonna roll through the States five
times, you’re gonna go to Australia twice, you’re gonna go to Japan twice and
you’re gonna go to Europe twice, you can schedule everything so that when you
do go back to Australia for that second time, you’re playing some new new
material; go back to Japan the second time, you’re playing new new material;
you go back through the States for the third time, you’re playing new new
material; you go back to Europe the second time, you’re playing new new
material. And the first time you went there, you’re playing new new material,
too. So it’s cool. It gives the fans more, too. They’re not seeing the same
show.

Read the entire interview at Live-Metal.net.

Check
out the MUDVAYNE clips that appeared today:

BLABBERMOUTH.NET

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=86784

MUDVAYNE And HELLYEAH Are Looking For Best
New Bands - Dec. 14, 2007

MUDVAYNE
and HELLYEAH have announced that they will be searching music social networking site Amie Street for the best
up-and-coming metal bands for them to endorse. Fans of these two bands will be
encouraged to create profiles on Amie Street, and message the bands with their
suggestions. Any artists who would like to be endorsed by either MUDVAYNE or
HELLYEAH can also message them on Amie Street for consideration. The top five
bands will be featured on a Hot List that lives on MUDVAYNE and HELLYEAH’s MySpace pages as well as their official web pages.

HELLYEAH’s live DVD, "Below the Belt", was released on November 13.
The disc contains footage going back to the formation of the band, including
the group’s first recording session, the making of its self-titled debut album
and various stops on the group’s ongoing world tour, as well as personal
interviews and other features. The two-hour DVD also includes videos, backstage
clips, footage from the band’s April record release party and a look inside
Chasin’ Jason, the studio once owned by late PANTERA
guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott where HELLYEAH recorded.

MUDVAYNE’s new collection of rarities, demos and live recordings, "By The
People, For The People", sold 22,000 copies in the United States in its
first week of release to debut at position No. 51 on The Billboard 200 chart.

Fans helped choose the songs on "By The People, For The People" at
Mudvayne.com, with the group deciding on the final selection. The record
contains demo versions of some of MUDVAYNE’s most popular songs, including
"Death Blooms", "Fall Into Sleep", "Not Falling"
and "Happy".

HEAVYMETALMUSIC.BIZ

http://heavymetalmusic.biz/2007/12/14/slipknot-touring-this-summer-with-disturbed-and-mudvayne-and-new-album/

Slipknot touring
this summer with Disturbed and Mudvayne and new album?

December 14,
2007

Slipknot
touring this summer with Disturbed and Mudvayne and new album?

Once
again rumours persist of  Slipknot touring this summer with Disturbed and
Mudvayne

Drummer Joey
Jordison told Launch

We’ll
probably start touring a month or so before the album comes out, kind of the same
way we did the Jagermeister Tour before ‘Vol. 3′ came out," he said.
"So we’ll do something like that as well and we’re looking at right now
doing some European festivals next year, but nothing’s in stone yet. You know,
there’s still some things to be worked out, but the main thing is, you know,
the fans should know that there will be another SLIPKNOT record."

METALRAGE.COM

http://www.metalrage.com/news/31575

Mudvayne
and Hellyeah are looking for best new bands

Mudvayne
and Hellyeah have announced that they will be searching music social networking
site Amie Street for the best up-and-coming metal bands for them to endorse.
Fans of these two bands will be encouraged to create profiles on Amie Street,
and message the bands with their suggestions. Any artists who would like to be
endorsed by either Mudvayne or Hellyeah can also message them on Amie Street
for consideration. The top five bands will be featured on a Hot List that lives
on Mudvayne and Hellyeah’s MySpace pages as well as their official web pages.

Hellyeah’s live DVD, "Below the Belt", was released on November 13.
The disc contains footage going back to the formation of the band, including
the group’s first recording session, the making of its self-titled debut album
and various stops on the group’s ongoing world tour, as well as personal
interviews and other features. The two-hour Dvd also includes videos, backstage
clips, footage from the band’s April record release party and a look inside
Chasin’ Jason, the studio once owned by late Pantera guitarist
"Dimebag" Darrell Abbott where Hellyeah recorded.

Mudvayne’s new collection of rarities, demos and live recordings, "By The
People, For The People", sold 22,000 copies in the United States in its
first week of release to debut at position No. 51 on The Billboard 200 chart.

Fans helped choose the songs on "By The People, For The People" at
Mudvayne.com, with the group deciding on the final selection. The record
contains demo versions of some of Mudvayne’s most popular songs, including
"Death Blooms", "Fall Into Sleep", "Not Falling"
and "Happy".

ARTISTDIRECT.COM
http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,4452257,00.html

By the People - For the People
11/27/2007
Epic

by the people - for the people - artistdirect
editor review

Mudvayne’s By the People, For the People
could easily have been called "Mudvayne 101"—the collection of demos,
live songs, new cuts, unreleased tracks and b-sides proves to be an insightful
glimpse into the creative process behind one of heavy music’s most enigmatic
and challenging bands. In groundbreaking fashion, Mudvayne allowed fans to
choose the songs they wanted on the record online, and then the band chose the
versions of each that would be included. Among some of the standouts are
unreleased tracks from The End of All Things to Come, including the
ethereal and brooding "Goodbye" and a classic neck-snapper of a song
"On the Move." A live version of their breakout single
"Dig" from L.D. 50 pummels just as much as the studio version,
capturing the raw energy that has made Mudvayne a consistent draw live, while a
demo of "Skrying" is almost as schizophrenic-yet-captivating as the
final album version.

One of the big surprises is the acoustic rendition of the Lost and Found
hit "Forget to Remember"—even when stripped of distortion, Mudvayne’s
songs remain powerful largely due to their intricate instrumentation. The one
brand new track, "Dull Boy," evinces another evolution, with frontman
Chad Gray’s voice swinging from heavy to melodic like a guillotine and Greg
Tribbett’s riffs hitting harder than ever. The last track, a cover of The
Police’s "King of Pain," allows bassist Ryan Martinie and drummer
Matt McDonough space for the mindblowing rhythmic experimentation that
listeners have come to expect. As an added bonus, Gray provides audio intros to
each track that elucidate the stories behind the music. The people have spoken,
and Mudvayne have listened, providing a cohesive collection of rarities
targeted at true fans.

Rick Florino
12.12.07

SHREDGUITARNOW.COM

http://shredguitarnow.com/8475/mudvayne-people-second-highest-billboard-debut/

Mudvayne:
‘People’ Second Highest Billboard Debut

December
12, 2007

Mudvayne’s
album, By The People For The People, has debuted at the Number 51, which is the
second highest debut on the Billboard 200 album chart this week.

ST.CLOUDTIMES.COM
(St. Cloud, MN) 
http://www.sctimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071206/ENT/112060041/1005/ENT

Local
CD Picks

Mudvayne, By
The People, For The People

Mudvayne’s
new disc, “By The People, For The People,” is unique in that the entire track
listing was chosen by the band’s fans. “By The People, For The People” is a
collection of demos (many of which were recorded here in Minnesota), live cuts
and rarities along with a couple of new tracks.

A cool
feature to the disc is that every track is introduced by frontman Chad Gray.
The live tracks and new songs, including a cover of the Police’s “King of
Pain,” are solid enough to appease even the slightest fan.

— Tim,
Rockin’ 101, 101.7 FM. On air 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, noon-2 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Sunday.

TUNELABMUSIC.COM

http://www.tunelabmusic.com/2007/12/05/mudvayne-debuts-at-no-51/

Mudvayne Debuts At No. 51

Mudvayne’s ‘By
the People, For the People‘ has made its Billboard debut at No. 51 with
22,000 copies sold.

Other
notables in the top 50 include:

No. 13 Led Zeppelin ‘Mothership‘ - 59,000
No. 37 Daughtry
‘Daughtry‘ -
34,000
No. 39 Nickelback
‘All the Right Reasons‘ -
32,000
No. 46 Kid Rock
‘Rock N’ Roll Jesus‘ -
23,000

Sales were
down 16.9% from the same week last year and down 12.1% for the year.

BLABBERMOUTH.NET

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=86329

SLIPKNOT To Tour With DISTURBED And MUDVAYNE?
- Dec. 7, 2007

According
to HardDrive Radio, SLIPKNOT will
tour this summer with DISTURBED and MUDVAYNE.
No further details are currently available.

SLIPKNOT drummer Joey Jordison recently offered up a tentative timeline for the
recording of the band’s fourth major label album, saying that the group would
begin this fall and get into the studio by January of 2008, with the CD likely
to arrive in the spring. Jordison then told Launch that SLIPKNOT will most
likely return to the road even before the disc is out. "We’ll probably
start touring a month or so before the album comes out, kind of the same way we
did the Jagermeister Tour before ‘Vol. 3′ came out," he said. "So
we’ll do something like that as well and we’re looking at right now doing some
European festivals next year, but nothing’s in stone yet. You know, there’s
still some things to be worked out, but the main thing is, you know, the fans
should know that there will be another SLIPKNOT record."

Jordison told the U.K.’s Kerrang! magazine that SLIPKNOT’s follow-up to
2004’s "Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)" will be "heavy as
fuck," adding that it will also be "just as weird and as
experimental" as that album.

Jordison spent much of this year as the touring drummer for KORN.

Two other members of SLIPKNOT, singer Corey Taylor and guitarist Jim Root, have
been on the road with their other group, STONE SOUR.

HEAVYMETALMUSIC.BIZ

http://heavymetalmusic.biz/2007/12/10/will-slipknot-tour-with-mudvayne-and-disturbed-new-album-update/

Will
Slipknot tour with Mudvayne and Disturbed? New album update.

December 10,
2007

HardDrive
Radio is claiming that Disturbed and Mudvayne
may tour with Slipknot this summer. Also, dummer Joy Jordinson offered Launch
an update on the album with:

We’ll
probably start touring a month or so before the album comes out, kind of the same
way we did the Jagermeister Tour before ‘Vol. 3′ came out," he said.
"So we’ll do something like that as well and we’re looking at right now
doing some European festivals next year, but nothing’s in stone yet. You know,
there’s still some things to be worked out, but the main thing is, you know,
the fans should know that there will be another SLIPKNOT record."

SMNNEWS.COM

http://www.smnnews.com/2007/12/07/slipknot-disturbed-mudvayne-planning-summer-tour/

Slipknot,
Disturbed, Mudvayne - Planning Summer Tour?

SLIPKNOT are rumored to be planning a Summer tour
with DISTURBED
and MUDVAYNE.
No further details are currently available.

METALUNDERGROUND.COM

http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=31790

Slipknot To Tour With
Mudvayne And Disturbed?

posted
Friday, December 7, 2007 at 03:26:23 PM by Diamond
Oz. (thanks SMN News)

SLIPKNOT are
rumored to be planning a Summer tour with DISTURBED and MUDVAYNE. No further details are currently
available.

Mudvayne’s release hit No. 51 on Billboard in its first week of sales. 
21,741 copies were scanned. 
Good job spreading the word! 
If you didn’t pick up your copy yet, go get it! 
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