Declaration of a Headhunter

Declaration of a Headhunter

Track Listings

1. Lesson in Insensitiuity

2. Hate Breed

3. Set the Tone

4. April 29th

5. Raise the Deadman

6. Drawing Blood

7. Open Letter

8. Give War a Chance

9. Feel It Comin' Down

10. One

11. Evilution

12. Declaration

13. Ward Is My Shepherd

14. Walk the Line

Tracks:

Lesson in Insensitiuity
Hate Breed
Set the Tone
April 29th
Raise the Deadman
Drawing Blood
Open Letter
Give War a Chance
Feel It Comin' Down
One
Evilution
Declaration
Ward Is My Shepherd
Walk the Line

Customer Reviews:

Not a Rap Rock Fan, but this grooves big time!!!.......2006-04-11

Like the title says, this puppy grooves from start to finish. The guitar work and tone are excellent. You will find lots of driving riff's here and it's freaking awesome head banging stuff!! The rhythm section is tight and fat as hell. The lyrical content is very political and down right funny in spots (check out the very first track!!). A lot of what they say is very true if you give it some thought. Right wingers will love this stuff, tree hungers not so much!

This is one kick ass cd folks!!!!

Brilliant!.......2004-12-05

This has everything anyone could possibly want in metal. I don't think i've ever heard better guitar/drums/rap and hooks anywhere! This is my favorite cd by them! There's a reason why Dimebag and zakk wyld love this band!

Good Stuff, Good Mix.......2003-02-27

This CD contains one of the greatest mixes of metal, rap, and actual singing. You dont usually see any band pulling this off, infact the only other band i see doing anything like this is hed pe. Well overall the album is great, but it may take a few listenings to get used to because of the intese originality.(there is in no way reference to Rage, come on)I heard Hatebreed and I was hooked to the band. The riffs and vocals in that song are excelent, its probably one of the best on the album. Its a great song and when put into a CD packed full of other great songs, you cant get any better. The random clips of social outcries are a cool idea too. They get a message across. Thats probably the only thing that a person could see Rage doing.
-Peace

Not a chart topper...but absolutely Gruesome.......2002-04-13

...The high point of this band are the harmonies and the melodies. Three vocalists, with three distinct vocal styles...a rapper, a growler, and a whiskey throated howler. The music is more reminiscent of Iron Maiden than Korn and the rest of the rap core(check the song WALK THE LINE, and you'll agree). The band incorporates keyboards, samples, opera vocals, chamber music, along with a hard hitting beat, with razor sharp guitar chords. The songs are simple, yet hummable and fun to listen to. Not too taxing, but definitely delivered with some passion. Standouts...DRAWING BLOOD, RAISE THE DEAD MAN, EVILUTION, GIVE WAR A CHANCE (arguably the best track), FEEL IT COMING DOWN, WALK THE LINE. The band has obviously made its attempt to touch a variety of listeners and they succeed.

Another boring addition to the rapcore hybrid.......2001-01-10

You know how Rage Against the Machine was super-left before they disbanded? Imagine if they reunited, and then decided to become right-wing conservatives with an anti-valley agenda - they'd be Stuck Mojo.

When a band has confederate flags posted on the wall behind them in all their gigs, you know you're in for a problem. I've noticed many reviewers below the Mason-Dixon line like this kind of band, but sorry, we're civilized here in the North. Aside from the band's hypocritical "political message", the music is about as bland as a piece of stale bread. Same guitar riffs, same way of singing, boring drums, and a bass player who can't play a single chord on par with the guitar melodies, and probably has a low paying day job.

In short, don't get stuck with Mojo, spend your money in more useful ways.

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