What does Joey Jordison [Slipknot, Murderdolls] add to the live sound?
We really haven’t started the tour with him yet, but we’re very excited to start those shows. It’s so hard to tell from rehearsing [Laughs]. We’ve gone through this even with the guys who work for us. When a new guy who hasn’t worked with us comes to rehearsal and sees us, he might think, “Oh these guys are boring.” Then we go on stage, and it’s like “BOOM! I didn’t see that coming.” [Laughs] I’m really excited for the first show to see Joey because there’s a different energy that everyone brings live. The adrenaline kicks in, the crowd kicks in and you go nuts. Rehearsal is just a minor taste of what happens. We’re really thrilled to have him in the band for the next however-many months. There’s something about having him around where we just get a renewed energy with everything. Change is good, especially in a band, you know? When something like that happens, it always opens up new ways of thinking. Given how cinematic your whole career has been, who would you want to direct the Rob
