Slipknot Discuss First Show Since Paul Gray's Death
. "[The concerts] will be the ultimate triumph," he said. "I'm already just thinking about... when we step onto that [expletive] stage, the eight of us... I don't even know if we're gonna make it through one song. We might destroy everything." But Jordison also acknowledged that playing without Gray was not going to be easy. "It's going to be bizarre. I think, honestly, Paul's with us in spirit... It's going to be a really, really explosive show," he said. "It's gonna be good for all of us... I think Sonisphere is going to be an exorcism." more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. Preview and Purchase Slipknot CDs |
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