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Monolith
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Dig
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Internal Primates Forever
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Death Blooms
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Golden Ratio
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Cradle
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Nothing To Gein
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Mutatis Mutandis
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Everything And Nothing
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Severed
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Recombinant Resurgence
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Prod
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Pharmaecopia
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Under My Skin
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(k)Now F(orever)
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Lethal Dosage
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album review
Mudvayne boasts a couple of elements that distinguish it from most contemporary heavy metal outfits. The band adopts bizarre facial makeup that is less suggestive of Kiss than of a bunch of boys who, having failed to plan their Halloween costumes, threw something together by raiding their mother's vanity case. And lead singer Kud (they have funny pseudonyms, too) doesn't always sing in a typical hardcore howl, sometimes descending into a more conventional voice, as if he were auditioning to replace Sebastian Bach in the Broadway production of Jekyll & Hyde. Such characteristics suggest that, for Mudvayne, the thrash style is something of a pose, a suspicion enhanced by reference to the CD booklet, which contains an acknowledgments section as lengthy and gushy as what you'd find on a teen pop album. Can these guys giving thanks and love to family and friends be the same ones performing aggressive lockstep metal, spewing obscenities, and singing about suicide? It seems so, but it's hard to take seriously. (The "L.D." in the album's title refers to "lethal dose," and the "50" refers to a level of toxicity at which 50 out of 100 test animals will die.) [A 'clean' version of the album was released in 2001 as well.] ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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- Lost And Found (Parental Advisory)
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- The End Of All Things To Come (Parental Advisory)
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- The New Game
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- By The People, For The People (Parental Advisory)
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- By TolchockYarbles
- 2/13/2009 02:55:44
- a masterpiece if there ever was one. but most people are so ignorant and idiotic, their minds can't grasp half the ideas and concepts in this album.
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