Mutant, Vol. 2 [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews
From the Artist
Twiztid have reached the apex of a two-album journey, and the horizon lies in sight. Their career path weaves a winding course through music's ruthless underground, and the pinnacle finds them here: Poised between the height of insight and the depth of depravity. Placed between life's greatest questions and toughest answers. Melding the minds of Madrox and Monoxide. Mixing up their O.G. sound with the newly found, and putting it all down. This isn't your mainstream attempt at fusion, rapping over the band. This is one album with two distinct styles, classic Twiztid rap tracks, alongside mosh-pit rock anthems.

It's Twiztid truly twisted, and this Mutant has a little of everything.

Product Description
Mutant (Vol. 2) is the next stage of a search begun in pursuit of Man's Myth (Vol. 1). It's the hybrid beast created when toxic thoughts meet the toughest talk. It's loud sounds and an even louder point of view. All the confusion and infusion that fuels the Myth comes to a head in the mind of Mutant. Some have covered these topics before, but never like this. with the first volume they used their heads, with Volume 2 they loose their souls. Twiztid have never held back the heart, but it's never been heard like this. This Mutant also knows how to Rock.

Mutant, Vol. 2 [Explicit Lyrics]

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Mutant, Vol. 2 [Explicit Lyrics]

Tracks:

Like Dat - Fokus
Rikers Island - Q Project & Spinback
Heaven - Carlito
Hypersleep - Voyager
Airtight (Remix) - Funky Technicians
Miles High - Dj Trace
F Jam - Adam F
Midnite (Voyager Remix) - Simon 'Bassline' Smith
Crystl Kleer - Voyager
Temptation - Big Bud
Inertia - Mouly & Lucida

Tracks:

Paradise - Dj Crystl
Drifting Thru The Galaxy - Atlas
Nightwave - Double T.
Like Dat - Fokus
Angels In Dub - Code Blue
By Any Means Necessary (Promised Land VIP Mix) - Trce
Crisis - Koda
Long Distance (Promised Land VIP Mix) - Voyager
After Hours - Trace
Intallect (Promised Land VIP Mix) - Orca
The Deep - Promised Land

Customer Reviews:

Ambient drum and bass heaven!!!.......2005-09-21

This is a cd that brings back some very fond memories. I could listen to it all day and never tire of it. If you are into some smooth chilled out ambient drum and bass, then this is the ticket. With a mixed cd and an unmixed one, they both are excellent. Warning: there is an mc on the mixed cd. I am not much of a fan of mc's in drum and bass in the first place and this guy ain't the best mc anyway, but nevertheless I still love this mix and can't get enough of it!!!

Beautiful.......2001-04-23

I was caught up traversing amazon.com listening to similar types of music when I happened upon this CD. If you are a fan of Progression Sessions and Logical Progessions, you will recognize some familiar tunes and the MC. This CD has a sweeter sound than the above mentioned series. There are no weak tracks on this CD. I guarantee that this CD will help you on your journey to a eurphoric state. If you are not a fan of the jazzier side of drum and bass, keep looking.

HEAVEN.......2001-04-13

heaven...heaven..."heaven" must be the ultimate groove on this hypnotic classical jungle journey. Two cd's one mixed one unmixed. If you're just exploring the large logistic world of jungle, Promised Land will take you there. jacinta@poetic.com

Magia musical.......2000-06-24

Mi primer acercamiento al jungle fue con el primer disco de la serie ARTCORE del sello react (Artcore es una mezcla de jungle con ambient y jazz). Aquel cd me impactó muchísimo, por la novedad de la propuesta, en 1995. No había vuelto a escuchar algo similar, hasta que compré este cd doble, con esa mezcla de jungle, drum'n'bass, algo de jazz, creando ambientes muy sugestivos, hipnóticos, ideal para escuchar en un momento de mucha tranquilidad, y si es de noche, mejor... No duden en comprar este cd, que se transformó en uno de los mejores de mi discoteca.

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One Of Twiztid's Best Yet...
4.5 STARS
The worse of the two albums...
B|EST TWESTED ALOM EVER
Twiztid Goes Rock-N-Roll

Mutant, Vol. 2
Twiztid
Manufacturer: Psychopathic
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Rap Rock | Rock | Styles | Music
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Man's Myth, Vol. 1
Mostasteless
Phatso
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Cryptic Collection, Vol. 3

ASIN: B0009WPM02
Release Date: 2005-07-26

Tracks:

The Transformation of a New Civilization
Get Off of Me!
Stardust
Familiar
Madness
F#%k U Part 2
Jenny's a Fat B!tch
Fantasy
Who am I?
The Truth Will Set You Free
Respirator
Thriple Threat
Starve Your Fear
Manikin
Note 2 Self

Album Description

Mutant (Vol. 2) is the next stage of a search begun in pursuit of Man's Myth (Vol. 1). It's the hybrid beast created when toxic thoughts meet the toughest talk. It's loud sounds and an even louder point of view. All the confusion and infusion that fuels the Myth comes to a head in the mind of Mutant. Some have covered these topics before, but never like this. with the first volume they used their heads, with Volume 2 they loose their souls. Twiztid have never held back the heart, but it's never been heard like this. This Mutant also knows how to Rock.

Customer Reviews:

One Of Twiztid's Best Yet..........2007-03-21

In my opinion, this is one of Twiztid's best albums to date (behind the debut and Freak Show). I'm a fan of rock/metal music, so naturally i'm more into the rock elements that Twiztid fuse into their music. In fact, the only "rap" I listen to is Psychopathic. That being said, I must admit that this cd was a pleasant suprise. When I first heard that Twiztid were making one rap oriented album and one rock oriented album, I was worried. I figured the rock elements that Twiztid would fuse into this album would ultimately fall flat. Not that Twiztid's past rock oriented songs are bad (quite the contrary), but making most of the album rock oriented was taking a risk. If you're like me and listen to Psychopathic artists because they are a fresh "break" from the usual metal music that you listen to, then give this album a chance. I promise you, you'll be suprised.

4.5 STARS.......2006-03-24

Really good album, very different for Twiztid though. Quite alot of the songs on this album have heavy metal in them, which they have done before (Darkness, Bobbys Dad, We Don't Die etc.), but they've never done it this much though. At first it took a while to get used to all the heavy metal, but once i got used to it, i loved it. Highly recommended, even if you don't particularly like all heavy metal (like me), this is good music.

MCL.
Jono

The worse of the two albums..........2006-02-07

I loved Man's Myth, but Mutant, to me, was just okay. Twiztid said before either album was ever released that Man's Myth would have more of a rap sound and Mutant would have more of a rock sound, so I already knew which one I would like more. Even though I wasn't that big on this one, it does have some good songs, like "Triple Threat" and "Respirator." Even though Twiztid has the potential to do much better, this is still better than some of the crap that Psychopathic tries to put out.

B|EST TWESTED ALOM EVER.......2005-12-26

yo man
i love this album man
by my n|ggaz twested
them n|ggz r hardcore
diz soundd li|k limp bzikit,theyy nigz tizsd sh0ld make a song wit lmp bzkit

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Twiztid Goes Rock-N-Roll.......2005-10-20

Let me start this review by saying that "Hector," the reviewer below who calls Twiztid a "Hot Topic" band, is an idiot. But you probably already knew that if you attempted to read his incoherent babble. Anyway, let's move along with an honest assessment of Mutant (Vol. 2). This is a great album because it reaches areas that Twiztid haven't touched before. The rock music on this album is MUCH better than their attempts at rock on "Freekshow" and the maturity in their music radiates throughout most of the album.

In all honesty, I think that Man's Myth (Vol. 1) is a better album overall, but I probably only feel that way because I generally like the rap stuff more than the rock stuff. If I was a die-hard Zuggalo, I may feel differently. I like how this album rotates from track to track between rap and rock because it is still attempting to please fans that may not dig the whole Twiztid rock-n-roll gig. While this makes the album's flow a little rough at times, most of the songs are great when you look at them on an individual basis. So, let's do that...

1. The Transformation of A New Civilization - (D) - I always skip this track; it basically sucks. As far as I'm concerned, Mutant begins with Track 2.
2. Get Off Of Me! - (A-) - Great opening song, gets the listener pumped up. Some of the lyrics are a bit chessy, but it still rocks. They opened with this on the Man's Myth Tour and it was great concert song!
3. Stardust - (A+) - I LOVE this song. Great beat, creative lyrics and a catchy chorus. I like the message behind the song too.
4. Familiar - (B+) - This one took some time to grow on me. I hated it at first, but now I think it is a great experimental track. The chorus is definitely the highlight of the song... very catchy.
5. Madness - (A+) - Another awesome song!! This is the wicked shxt at its finest... Jaime RIPS his verse here, damn!!!
6. Fxck U Part 2 - (B-) - This is just a rock version of "Fxck U" Part 1 on Man's Myth. I actually like this one better than the original, but it's still just a filler track.
7. Jenny's A Fat Bxtch (Skit)
8. Fantasy - (B-) - Another decent sex song from Twiztid. This one is slightly more mature than previous efforts like "Old School Pervert" and "Fxck on the First Date," but not necessarily better.
9. Who Am I - (A) - This is a damn good tune... catchy, short & sweet. This is probably my favorite rock track on the album, with "Familiar" coming in at a close second.
10. The Truth Will Set You Free - (D) - I'm not even remotely feeling this track. It seems uninspired and boring. Just my opinion...
11. Respirator - (C) - Lots of juggalos seem to like this one, but I personally don't think that it is as good as some of the other rock tracks. Listenable, but not a favorite.
12. Thriple Threat (feat. Blaze) - (A-) - This is a great rap track with Blaze that has an old-school feel to it. Very upbeat and bumpin'. Good stuff!
13. Starve Your Fear - (C) - Similar to "Respirator," this is another average rock track.
14. Manikin (feat. Violent J) - (A-) - Chessy? Yes. Been done before? Yes. Still good? Yep. Violent J has a nice verse and this song is too funny to hate. It made me want to go rent that `80s movie "Mannequin"... boy was that a mistake.
15. Note 2 Self - (C) - Probably the weakest "last song" ever on a Twiztid album. Just another average rock tune, nothing special here.

In conclusion, I'd say that this is a strong album. I like the fact that they experimented with some rock music. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but you've gotta give Twiztid credit for keeping things new and interesting. If I were introducing someone to Twiztid for the first time, I'd tell them to buy Man's Myth over this, but for Twiztid veterans this is a must have.

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ZE MOST AMAZING MUSIC Vol. 2

Mutant Disco Vol. 2
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Ze Records France
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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Rock | Imports | Stores | Music
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Mutant Disco Vol. 1
Mutant Disco, Vol. 3: Garage Sale

ASIN: B000C5E7PW
Release Date: 2001-04-04

Tracks:

Disco Clone - Cristina
Que Pasa/Me No Pop I - Coati Mundi
I'm A Wonderful Thing Baby - Kid Creole & The Coconuts
Out Come The Freaks - Was (Not Was)
Fire - Lizzy Mercier Descloux
Spooks In Space - Aural Exciters
Tell Me That I'm Dreaming - Was (Not Was)
Narcissique - Caroline Loeb
I Know What Boys Like - The Waitresses
Mission Impossible - Lizzy Mercier Descloux
Re Bop Electronic - Marie & Les Garcons
French Disco Boys - Garcons
Faites Le Proton - Casino Music

Album Description

Vol. 2 features the songs 'Funky Stuff', 'Encore L'amore', 'Deputy Of Love' and more. Ze. 2005.

Customer Reviews:

ZE MOST AMAZING MUSIC Vol. 2.......2006-02-27

Ze Records made a significant contribution in the late 1970s and early 1980s with their artists like Cristina Monet, Material, Was (Not Was) and Don Armando's 2nd Avenue Rumba Band. The original vinyl album had only six tracks so these two CD's: Mutant Disco Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 are a massive improvement revealing much more of the glory of Ze.

Cristina's Disco Clone is chic and witty. Check out her legendary album Sleep It Off with its timeless masterpieces like He Dines Out On Death, The Lie Of Love and Van Morrison's Blue Money. Ze's most successful act, Kid Creole And The Coconuts, contribute their huge hit I'm A Wonderful Thing Baby. Out Come The Freaks by Was (Not Was) is also a minor classic and one of my favourites on this marvellous album of innovative music. Another highlight is Que Pasa/Me No Pop I by Coati Mundo.

Unfortunately the rest of the tracks here on the 2nd album is not as memorable and outstanding as the aforementioned. Volume One is definitely the best of the two Mutant Disco albums. Volume Two is for completists only.

Mutant (Vol. 2) [Double Devastation CD & DVD] [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

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Mutant (Vol. 2) [Double Devastation CD & DVD] [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Experimental Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000E1EP92

Product Description

"CD INCLUDES" 1. The Transformation of a New Civilization 2. Get Off of Me! 3. Stardust 4. Familiar 5. Madness 6. F#%k U Part 2 7. Jenny's a Fat B!tch 8. Fantasy 9. Who am I? 10. The Truth Will Set You Free 11. Respirator 12. Thriple Threat 13. Starve Your Fear 14. Manikin 15. Note 2 Self "DVD INCLUDES" new episode of the purple show, lyrics & instructions for all tracks, story of our lives video, making of the story of our lives video

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