Name: Antennas To Hell
Brand: Roadrunner
SKU: 26738120
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Antennas To Hell

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Album: Antennas To Hell
#	Song Title		Time
1)	(Sic)	More Info...
2)	Eyeless	More Info...
3)	Wait and Bleed	More Info...
4)	Spit It Out	More Info...
5)	Surfacing	More Info...
6)	People = Shit	More Info...
7)	Disasterpiece	More Info...
8)	Left Behind	More Info...
9)	My Plague (New Abuse Mix)	More Info...
10)	The Heretic Anthem	More Info...
11)	Purity	More Info...
12)	Pulse of the Maggots	More Info...
13)	Duality	More Info...
14)	Before I Forget	More Info...
15)	Vermilion	More Info...
16)	Sulfur	More Info...
17)	Psychosocial	More Info...
18)	Dead Memories	More Info...
19)	Snuff	More Info...

Album: Antennas To Hell
#	Song Title		Time
1)	(Sic)	More Info...
2)	Eyeless	More Info...
3)	Wait and Bleed	More Info...
4)	Spit It Out	More Info...
5)	Surfacing	More Info...
6)	People = Shit	More Info...
7)	Disasterpiece	More Info...
8)	Left Behind	More Info...
9)	My Plague (New Abuse Mix)	More Info...
10)	The Heretic Anthem	More Info...
11)	Purity	More Info...
12)	Pulse of the Maggots	More Info...
13)	Duality	More Info...
14)	Before I Forget	More Info...
15)	Vermilion	More Info...
16)	Sulfur	More Info...
17)	Psychosocial	More Info...
18)	Dead Memories	More Info...
19)	Snuff	More Info...

Performer Notes

Photographers: Sean E. Demott; Shawn Crahan.
Arranger: Slipknot.
One part savage metal and one part macabre sideshow nightmare (but in a good way), Slipknot have made a career out of their larger-than-life, kitchen-sink approach to, well, everything. Offering an overview of the Iowa band's wild ride, best-of compilation Antennas to Hell provides listeners with the opportunity to dive headfirst into the weird, dark world Slipknot have created for themselves. Spanning four studio albums, as well as a track from the Resident Evil soundtrack and a pair of live cuts from their Disasterpieces album, the compilation covers a lot of ground, giving an all-inclusive look at the 13 years since the band came storming out of the Midwest with its double-platinum, self-titled debut in 1999. As a bonus, the compilation also includes a second disc featuring Slipknot's live performance from the 2009 Download Festival, which was originally released as a part of the video album (sic)nesses. Being able to hear the band both in the studio and on the stage makes Antennas to Hell a great jumping-off point for new fans looking to get the full sonic experience in one package, but the lack of real rarities might make longtime fans pause before diving in. ~ Gregory Heaney

Professional Reviews

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.52) - "[Their] evolution is clear over tracks arranged in (rough) chronological order....This is a monument to the most important metal band of the last 13 years."

Q (Magazine) (p.118) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[G]enuinely fearsome....This Best Of still highlights a career of extreme metal terror."