Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51525 in DVD
• Released on: 2003-11-18
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Colour, DVD-Video, PAL
• Original language: English
• Subtitled in: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 30 minutes

Synopsis
The tracklisting includes: 'Surfacing' (Live), 'Spit It Out' (Video), 'Wait And Bleed' (Live) and 'Scissors' (Video).

Customer Reviews

slipknot never seen the dvd
it must be great buy it it looks it and this is good for any slipknot fan

Re-issued DVD not worth your cash.
Where is the amazing home footage? And the incredible behind the scenes documentry? Eh? Anyone? 'Welcome to our Neighbourhood' is just another poorly produced re-issued home video with VERY little to offer the die-hard fan. Originally released back in '99 where Slipknot were on top form and one of the most brutal heavy bands known to metal all over the world. However. This DVD won't recall those happy memories. The menu screen is divided into the band members number identities, and all 9 are very fustrating and hard to remember what order they are in, for example: you could choose Craig (No.5) or Joey (No.1) and it'll either repeat the awfully tedious video for 'Scissors' or show the terribly poor interview footage. Which is another problem, the interview is as crap as anything else here, there are no interesting questions, just obvious bollocks ones like 'How does wearing masks feel? or 'Why 9 members' we've all heard THOSE questions before!!! Its all mixed up! One more other thing about the menu chapter is when you click on the DVD-title it shows everything it has to offer all out of content!(Why?)

God knows why the other 2 reviewers gave this 5-stars! (Again, why?)

If you want hardcore Slipknot, then get the explosive 'Disasterpieces' DVD instead. Now THATS definetly worth the money!

Just avoid this!

Jolly Good!
Of all the spiffing musical DVDs that one has bought this has to be the one with the best cut jib! It, although full of old clips of slipknot gives one the impression of a far more brutal band then the Disasterpieces DVD. So by golly buy the thing!