The royalty rights for Slipknot's 2008 album All Hope Is Gone are currently up for sale on Royalty Exchange. The rights are packaged with the 2008 self-titled debut album from Simple Plan and are currently going for over $750,000.
Owning the rights means you'll collect royalties made from the sales, streaming, and syncing of any music from either of the two records. Which is great, because "Psychosocial" has become a bit of a meme over the years.
This one might get loud! Here’s a rare opportunity to invest in sound recording royalties collected by the producer of two time-tested rock albums—the Platinum-certified, No. 1 charting All Hope Is Gone from heavy metal icons Slipknot; and the self-titled 2008 debut album from influential Canadian pop-punk rockers Simple Plan.
The winning bidder will collect royalties generated from any sales, streaming, and sync fees for either album, as well as the individual singles contained on both. Sales and streaming, in particular, pay a greater share of revenue to sound recording royalties over composition royalties. So this is an opportunity not to be missed.
Bid on the rights here.
