Click Here to Exit

Infobox Album |
Name = Click Here to Exit
Type = Album
Artist = SuperEgo (Stone Sour)


Background = White
Released = Unreleased
Recorded =
Producer(s) = James "Jimbo" Barton
Genre = Post-grunge
Alternative metal
Length = 56:33
Label = N/A
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Last album = "2000 Demo"
(2000)
This album = "Click Here to Exit"
(2000)
Next album = "Stone Sour"
(2002)

Click Here to Exit is an unreleased album from SuperEgo, a temporary moniker of Stone Sour, recorded in 2000. This recording features thirteen tracks, and was the album that earned the band a record contract with Roadrunner Records.

Some of the tracks were re-recorded, with "Omega", "Get Inside", "Idle Hands", and "Bother" being used on the self-titled Stone Sour album in 2002, and "Kill Everybody", "The Wicked", and "Road Hogs" appeared on the self-titled digipack. The first half of "Dead Weight" was also re-recorded as "Rules of Evidence" for the "Bother" single.

Track listing

#"Omega" (2:57)
#"Get Inside" (3:27)
#"Kill Everybody" (3:44)
#"Ending Beginning" (3:49)
#"The Wicked" (5:47)
#"Idle Hands" (4:04)
#"Talk" (0:40)
#"Road Hogs" (3:47)
#"Dead Weight" (7:38)
#"Bother" (3:53)
#"All I Know" (8:08)
#"Silent Type" (4:45)
#"Death Dance of the Frog Fish" (4:00)

Trivia

"Death Dance of the Frog Fish" is a cover of Napoleon XIV's "They're Coming to Take Me Away Ha-Haaa!".

Controversies

The track 'All I Know' has been renamed and has been mistaken as 'Hate' by Slipknot, though a shorter version of the song is on the bootleg of the unreleased Slipknot album 'Crowz'. This argument is still not set out straight.

Band Line-Up

Corey Taylor - vocals
James Root - Guitar
Josh Rand - Guitar / Bass
Shawn Economaki - Bass
Joel Ekman - drums