Slipknot - Antennas To Hell Odd Stuff the few people in the

the few people in the audience were treated to a set of Urinals classics and a few songs that would populate their debut LP released in 1983—just after the band broke up (and had changed their name to 100 FLOWERS to break out of the cookie cutter hardcore scene they felt trapped in)

Intro / Renzo's Boogie

Cover design by Aubrey Powell/Hipgnosis and Peter Curzon/Storm Studios

much more grounded in the real world

There are songs on this album that recall the pathos of Roy Orbison’s ballads

Slipknot - Antennas To Hell Odd Stuff the few people in theLabel: Roadrunner Released 2012 This release celebrates the first chapter of Slipknot a chapter where they've gone from unknown to the one of the biggest rock bands in the world all on their own terms. The album features fan favorites, live classics as well as well known radio hits. With the bands latest worldwide touring and this summers Mayhem celebrating the band and the life of the late Paul Grey ANTENNAS TO HELL is the perfect companion to that.