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While your skull is being cracked with an aluminum bat, twiztid around 62 degrees, or your ankles broken in backwards if you’re at the Toxic Terror Tour make sure to pick yourself up a copy of the Toxic Terror EP (limited edition). Supplies will only last so long and once they’re gone, then they are gone Juggalos! Sure you might be thinking this guy is an idiot because I can just download it online eventually. Well if that’s your mindset then fuck you bitch, support that shit and help out fellow Juggalos who make the wicked-shit for your bitch-ass to bump out the trunk.

Ok now I have mixed emotions about this CD. Don’t get me wrong it’s off the hook and definitely a banger, yet it seems like something else. It seems like it’s Twiztid’s answer to I.C.P.’s ‘Eye of the Storm’ for the ‘Tempest’. For them it’s ‘Toxic Terror EP’ for ‘Independents Day’. It also seems like if they would just throw four or five more tracks consisting of remixes and one or two new ones they could call it Cryptic Collection Volume4. Also with all the shit twiztid has cranked out since Halloween they could’ve dropped another full length without even taking the tracks form PFOS3. With my insistent bitching out of the way now I can move on to what we both want, a break down of the Toxic Terror EP for you from me.

The first track is ‘The Sickness’ w. Blaze ya Dead Homie. This shit is fuckin’ fresh. Fresh like cotton right off the plantation and put straight into your shirt. You can look at like this a new-school ISI track. Yea bitch, Infamous Superstars Incorporated, aka. Twiztid and Blaze. That’s ol’ school psychopathic shit for real. If you remember when Twiztid first came around they toyed with the idea with tracks like ‘Somebody’s Dissin’ You’, ‘What The Fuck?!??!?’, and ‘Triple Threat’. When these three spit on the mic screen together it’s never less then a flat out stab to your jugular.

Second is a type of track that the duo has only fucked with once in a while or while dawning the bandanas for the Psychopathic Rydas. It sounds like what it would if Twiztid ran the music selection in the club that nite, getting it crunked up and hype all night, ‘Wile out’ w. The ROC. Fat-kids bouncing, chain-smokers smoking, and entities making moves for money or murder move the energy right along in this superbly mixed track in which you might catch your feet sliding across the linoleum to pop and lock it up, homeboy!

Switching up the style the best they know to the demeneted, demonic bretheren from the deepest parts of the outer limits, microphones in hand, spit out this loogie of a track ‘If They Don’t Come For Me’ landing right in your ear, splitting your cranium like a cracked window. A wicked as fuck track about everything they’ve ever suggested coming into existence, and take all their negative elements and embrace it, straight TWIZTID.

Now I’m only one to explain the freshly new. This whole disc is freshly new, hence the reason to call it the Toxic Terror EP to sell on the Toxic Terror Tour. But the last couple tracks are remixes, then the infamously whack track feat. Master P. The original cut to ‘My Addiction’, a new ‘Sex, Drugs, Money, & Murder’, and Master P’s nut on your face are tracks that I want you to hear on your own and decide what you like in them and what you hate in them. This shit don’t matter no more, go get these tracks bump the bitches and leave the hoes wallowing with stitches. Quit sleeping on it and get with the freshness, it’s only ten bucks.

Tracklisting

01. Toxic Terror
02. The Sickness (w/ Blaze)
03. Wile Out (w/ R.O.C.)
04. If They Don’t Come For Me
05. Sex, Drugs, Money & Murder Version 2 (w/ Boondox & Violent J)
06. So Addictive (Alternate Version)
07. Feel Me (w/ Master P)

Websites

Twiztid.com
MySpace.com/Twiztid
PsychopathicRecords.com

Record Label:

• Psychopathic Records

Release Date:

• 01/12/2008

Reviewer:

• Whipstick