Slipknot 
The best album credited to Slipknot is Slipknot which is ranked number 2,207 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 745.
Slipknot is ranked number 631 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 2,831.
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- Corey Taylor
- See also:
- Stone Sour
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Slipknot best albums
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Slipknot best tracks
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| Rating | Date updated | Member | Artist ratings | Avg. artist rating |
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| ! | 08/02/2026 12:52 | stareaterogni0n | 54 | 76/100 |
| ! | 05/07/2026 23:44 | seaniedimes_ | 50 | 80/100 |
| ! | 02/01/2025 07:10 | Musicmister9988 | 17 | 98/100 |
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This artist has a Bayesian average rating of 68.4/100, a mean average of 67.0/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 67.0/100. The standard deviation for this artist is 25.6.
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They're doing best when they're just being straight up brutal and heavy. In the later albums they inplement more and more melodic harmonies and try to mix it up with the heaviness resulting in total garbage. I guess some of the songs are cool but I'm not going to listen most of their stuff ever again. Slipknot have some potential but there are much better bands out there.
One of the worst bands of the decade. They are an insult to everything metal. Even Nickelback is leagues better than them. (Edited)
There's been a lot of absolute hate and absolute love towards Slipknot. I don't know what to say, they aren't bad at all though. I wouldn't say they are great but they are pretty good. They have an excellent redeeming album and a good enough spice of redeeming songs on their belt to always keep me interested.
I wonder if Slipknot fans knew that these guys crafted their image as deliberately as the Spice Girls. (Edited)
They lost a lot of credibilty for me with the last two releases... but the selftitled record and especially Iowa will always be on top my list of most brutal albums written.
