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(3 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)

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1. Intro
Sets the flow and the unpredicatbility of the Let ‘Em Bleed series.

2. U Ain’t From Around Here (DJ Clay)
The track opens up with a slow, powerful drum beat with a melodic piano note that flows slow as Clay schools it with that fire we all come to love, with juggalos in the back chantin’ “DJ CLAY! DJ CLAY!” like fans live at a WWE event.
4 / 5

3. Sleep Stalker remix (Boondox)
This remix brings us back to Punkinhead with a little twist of Clay’s vision of Sleep Stalker. Sounding quite similar in remix sounds that Clay has done in the past, gives it quite a dreamy feel to it. Sounds dope to me but alot of you may feel different, you be the judge!
3 / 5

4. It’s Goin’ Down (Axe Murder Boyz)
AMB takes it to the rapid fire flows that they spit, lettin’ us know that they ain’t afraid of hate and neither should we! Keepin’ it wicked like they always do, they spit like Dre and Eminem from the “2001” album, it’s fast paced and it’s a banger!
4 / 5

5. Everywhere I Go (Blaze Ya Dead Homie)
New flavor from the Deadman brings us a cover of the 2 Pac classic! “One part jager, one part of eggnog! Call it Jeggnog!”. I can see this track being chanted live at a show, sure to be a classic that the Deadman always seems to pull outta nowhere, that’ll fit along with the likes of “Casket”, “Shotgun”, “Juggalo Anthem”…..Reminds us that everywhere we go, we’re always seeing juggalos. A bit short but fresh!
4 / 5

6. I’m Just Me remix (ABK)
Yet another older Psychopathic track remixed. ABK always seems to have a shortage of remixed tracks and this one is sure to be one to bump. Not my favorite remix but not worth skipping.
3 / 5

7. Get Wild skit
Punch a motherfucker, punch a motherfucker, stomp a motherfucker, stomp a motherfucker! Enough said! A moshpit anthem of sorts that I’m sure you’ll hear during a Clay intermission. You be the judge of this one too.
? / 5

8. Let Me Hear You (Boondox)
Now this is a fuckin’ head banger! Imagine a club full of juggalos dancing and grinding in a rain of blood and a beat like this with juggalettes getting wicked. Boondox’ll have you puttin’ both hands up in your ride and at home and you’ll wake up with a broken neck and shoulders from bumpin’ this flavor repeatedly!
5 / 5

9. See You In Hell (contest winner O.D.S.)
Ah the beat contest winner track. This was clearly out of left field as many submitted and one got in. We all know the beat and this fresh face and left a good impression on me personally and I’m diggin’ what he brought. 3/5
3 / 5

10. Outlaw (AMB)
A sneak peak of what AMB has in store for the Big Money Rustlas soundtrack? Dope is all I can say about this track. Western flavor from west coast homies AMB to lace their shit all over this track. Bonez schools it with his dual voice and with the music’s simplicity, what else could you ask for than a six shooter and a little extra cheddar in your pocket?
3 / 5

11. I Shot a Hater (ICP, Twiztid and Three Six Mafia)
Ok I’m highly favoring this track! I personally got to preview this track at Hatchet Attacks and all I could remember was how nuts the crowd was after this track was played by Mike. E. Clark. Taking us back to “Just Another Crazy Click”, almost a sequel of sorts 8 years later, this track definitely has etched it’s way as a Let Em Bleed favorite; joining the likes of “Frankenstein”, “Forever Detroit” and “Kept Grinding”.
5 / 5

12. Bitch Get Off Me (DJ Clay)
Clay kicks off this track as almost a juggalo “Big Pimpin” track with a little more felonies laced around it. This is awesome. Try bumpin’ this when you’re with your girl and see how far it gets you!
3 / 5

13. High Rize remix (ICP)
Ah, a classic remixed and made fresh again. In all honesty alot of these remixes either bang or just don’t do it for me, but I definitely think that this remix should’ve been the original beat. The drums and the guitars give it a live band feel to it. I’d love to hear this remix live. It goes from hard to ballad-like musical flow that just rips and repairs.
4 / 5

14. Welcome to the Flames (Boondox)
Boondox comes with a preview of his next album, “South of Hell”. Not the full version but enough to tickle your ballsack to the point of having blue balls. What’s not to like about this track? It says two things: It’s got the infernos of “Death of a Hater” and most importantly Boondox is like Freddy Krueger in his prime, HE DELIVERS!!!!!
4 / 5

15. All Work No Play (DJ Clay)
Welcome to the hustle that is the underground and the work ethic of a Psychopathic artist. Hard work, hard bumps, hard grinding, blood, sweat and bringing fear to the haters. DJ Clay is hinting flavor to his upcoming solo album he’s been working on and this is just a sign of things to come.
4 / 5

16. Redemption Song (Razor Ray of Motown Rage)
Razor Ray brings us a rockin’ solo track. The Motown Rage vocalist and lead guitarist delivers us something a little personal to the juggalos out there, with a sounds of what Stone Sour and the Hatchet would blend us if such a mixture existed. Definitely something different and defiantly unique.
3 / 5

17. Outro
“Same juggalo face, same juggalo fire…!” (end transmission)

Overview: The Let ‘Em Bleed series may be over but all I can say is, this is definitely my most favorite of the four. Everyone has their favorites for their own reason and this one is to make it that very favorite. The series is etched in forever now as an amazing completion to this innovative series that Clay put together and it’s been one saga that we’ve all enjoyed. A must buy for all juggalos! I don’t throw praise lightly but I can assure you this one is the appropriate way to close the Let ‘Em Bleed series.

Websites

DJ-Clay.com
MySpace.com/DJClayDPC
HatchetHouse.com
PsychopathicRecords.com

Record Label:

• Hatchet House

Release Date:

• 08/06/2009

Reviewer:

• Carlos "Dallas" Esquivel