Maxmillion [Import]

Maxmillion [Import]

Maxmillion [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Waste Of Relations
2. The Angel That Fell Through Earth
3. Pure Black
4. Night Of The Permanent Scar
5. Dilated Eyes
6. Cold Steel Warm Heart
7. Burning The Life
8. Designed By The Vultures

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Maxmillion sees the reunion of Jason & Bobby whose musical vision was responsible for years of uncompromising & pioneering sludge in the band 16 (yes, that's right, they of the classic 1996 album, 'Drop Out'). This record represents the next step for Jason & Bobby & has seen them join together with Chris Jones (bass) to create a monstrously heavy, thick & evil sound. Comparisons will be difficult, but Maxmillion pull together elements of sludge, metalcore, doom & thrash resulting in one severe experience of pure sonic heaviness. Retribute Records. 2002.

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    Maximillion
    Manufacturer: Maxmillion
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00005RKWA
    Release Date: 2001-08-14

    Tracks:

    1. Fake Thugs - Earl Hayes, Lord Tariq, Maximillion,
    2. Out There Hustlin' - Maximillion, , Shug, Unique
    3. Call Me Tonight - Maximillion, Mike D, Silk-E,
    4. Everywhere I Go - Earl Hayes, , Maximillion, Peter Gunz
    5. Get Yours - E-40, , Maximillion, Suga T
    6. Baby Come On - Maximillion, , Shug, Too Short
    7. Just the Way - Maximillion, Suga Free
    8. Cash, Chaos, and Crime - Earl Hayes, Maximillion,
    9. Maximillion - Bad Azz, Maximillion
    10. Lost in the Streets - Earl Hayes, Maximillion
    11. 30 Minutes, 9 Months, 18 Years - Maximillion, Unique
    12. All My Ni*?As - Earl Hayes, Maximillion
    13. Last Days - Maximillion, , , Shug, Unique
    14. Something for Nothing - Grip, Maximillion, , Shug, , Spice 1
    15. In Tha Doe - Keak da Sneak, Maximillion
    Maxmillion
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • This is brilliant
    • Review
    • Kerrang Magazine Review 4/2003
    		 Maxmillion
    Maxmillion
    Manufacturer: Retribute
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00007MAKD
    Release Date: 2003-01-07

    Tracks:

    1. Waste Of Relations
    2. The Angel That Fell Through Earth
    3. Pure Black
    4. Night Of The Permanent Scar
    5. Dilated Eyes
    6. Cold Steel Warm Heart
    7. Burning The Life
    8. Designed By The Vultures

    Album Description

    Maxmillion sees the reunion of Jason & Bobby whose musical vision was responsible for years of uncompromising & pioneering sludge in the band 16 (yes, that's right, they of the classic 1996 album, 'Drop Out'). This record represents the next step for Jason & Bobby & has seen them join together with Chris Jones (bass) to create a monstrously heavy, thick & evil sound. Comparisons will be difficult, but Maxmillion pull together elements of sludge, metalcore, doom & thrash resulting in one severe experience of pure sonic heaviness. Retribute Records. 2002.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars This is brilliant.......2003-06-17

    Stoner rock this is not. Way better. No hippie .... here, just state of the art heavy, dare I say hardcore or metal. This release is totally different and can't be pigeon holed that easy. It's heavy but not boring like your average stoner rock or nu metal standard stuff. Full of surprises. Real emotion, real anger, real heaviness, and it's really catchy to boot. I can't recommend this more, just order it. If you like the newer hardcore like Poison the Well or are into mainstream stuff like the Deftones or Marilyn Manson you'll be floored by this release. It ... crushes. I start my day with MAXMILLION in my car's cd player. Basically I've been listening to it for two months straight. They rule period.

    5 out of 5 stars Review.......2003-05-01

    Jason Corley and Bobby Ferry the driving forces behind the great 16 (RIP) are combining their strenght once again but now under the MAXMILLION banner.

    A demo has been released prior the this selftitled longplayer.
    Sure thanks to the fact of the originators of the band some slight similaritys to 16 are here.

    But giving the album the first listening sessions I can come up with the knowing, that MAXMILLION got a much darker side to it.
    The opening track WASTE OF RELATIONS is based around a wicked SLUDGE guitarriff and the vocals are dark, desperate somewhere near GRIEF. The second THE ANGEL THAT FELL THROUGH EARTH is almost a clear DOOM track, convincing.

    PURE BLACK suprises with clear vocals that are soon be followed by the brutal scream style, a contrast not to new but it works fine on this track. The guitar work on this track could also stand on a 16 album. To lighten the record up a little bit even some GRIND parts found use on COLD STEEL WARM HEART. All the tracks have simple but effective songstructures, guitar solos(except from a very short one in DILATED EYES) or anything fancy like that is not to be found here, pure minimalism.

    In my ears all the tracks have a misantrophic, nihilistic side to it and in my case this is more than welcome.

    The production is mudy, not to clear it helps to develops the darkside even more. The album sounds almost dirty, fine.
    If you got still no idea what they are about, try to think of GRIEF/16 with a dark SLUDGE/DOOM touch on the march through hell.

    5 out of 5 stars Kerrang Magazine Review 4/2003.......2003-05-01

    Guitarist Bobby Ferry and drummer Jason Corley spent most of the 90s crafting sonically terrifying sounds with the sludge metal pioneers 16. Reunited once again on this, the debut release of their latest project Maxmillion, Jason and Bobby, together with bassist Chris Jones, quickly prove that they have lost none of their nerve for creating a dark, confrontational and utterly demonic din.

    Opening track 'Waste Of Relations' sets out the rules clearly from the start-there's no space to breathe or room to think, instead Maxmillion simply flatten the listener with the sheer weight of their sound. It's a noise that sounds like EyeHateGod and a 70s cocaine-fuelled Sabbath fighting over the last of the Melvins' drugs. Don't say you haven't been warned.

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