2. My Filthy Spirit Bomb - Love G Mo's rapping (always loved west coast rap) it's just unfortunate that he's such a little immature crybaby seeking attention

3. Ape-X - I really like this CD and GV I just think they need more exposure and something to set them apart. Love the sound but at the same time kinda generic

4. The Continuous Evilution Of Life's? - one of my least favorite Twiztid releases (next to HB & Hom and Mirror Mirror). Huge disappointment out of this one (and Twiztid's current attitude in general lately).

5. The Murder - Boondox sounded much better on Psy. I thought Abbadon was his strongest album by far, then he follows it with his worst.

6. The Darkness - Actually one of my favorite Twiztid albums, top 5 at least.

7. Casket Factory - Also, one of my favorite Blaze albums.

8. Gang Rags: Reborn - slightly better than the original Gang Rags, which isn't saying much. A reboot of Blaze's worst album wasn't necessary.

9. Digital Voodoo - pleasantly surprised by this, never been a big ROC fan, especially solo, but there's a number of tracks on here I really got into.

and since I've heard it

10. The Return of the Prodigal Son - really good album from Otis, about on par with Slaughter but slightly more hip-hopish. Even though I have like 0 respect for Otis anymore I can't deny his ability to put out good music.

Old Mr Dangerous said
Haven't barely heard much of MNE at all, because what I have heard, I haven't really dug.

Lex is someone I'm going to give another try soon, since you guys all say he has a NY style and I'm from NY. But God damn his singles at first were so generic horrorcore embarrassment that I've stayed away since then.

G Mo Skee... I really enjoyed his single at first. Then the reality of the shock rap stupidity hit me and I think the fucking Honey Badger is stupid. Had the worst verse on Outlined in Chalk, as well.

I like ROC and Boondox, always have, but haven't given their discs a spin. Maybe I will tonight. I've mentioned before that Dox is more enjoyable to me when he is doing his more upbeat, crazy songs, like My Van, Sippin, Heathen, Freak Bitch... not that those are truly "upbeat" but he over does it with the despair tracks. Balance it out and he is good. 

Gorilla Voltage - I have heard one verse from those two guys each, so I have no opinion as of yet.

I love Blaze and my homie said Casket Factory is great but I have yet to listen.

Twiztid I have said enough about them. Disappointing with occasional very good tracks here and there post-PSY. 

is that all of them? Fuck Young Wicked, I don't care about him.  

I'm not even a G-Mo fan but ROC definitely had the worst verse on Outlined in Chalk lol only problem with G-Mo's was it was too short

Lex is someone I'm going to give another try soon, since you guys all say he has a NY style and I'm from NY. But God damn his singles at first were so generic horrorcore embarrassment that I've stayed away since then.

G Mo Skee... I really enjoyed his single at first. Then the reality of the shock rap stupidity hit me and I think the fucking Honey Badger is stupid. Had the worst verse on Outlined in Chalk, as well.

I like ROC and Boondox, always have, but haven't given their discs a spin. Maybe I will tonight. I've mentioned before that Dox is more enjoyable to me when he is doing his more upbeat, crazy songs, like My Van, Sippin, Heathen, Freak Bitch... not that those are truly "upbeat" but he over does it with the despair tracks. Balance it out and he is good. 

Gorilla Voltage - I have heard one verse from those two guys each, so I have no opinion as of yet.

I love Blaze and my homie said Casket Factory is great but I have yet to listen.

Twiztid I have said enough about them. Disappointing with occasional very good tracks here and there post-PSY. 

is that all of them? Fuck Young Wicked, I don't care about him.

there's a lot of talent on MNE but it's going to waste...Lex is dope but I wasn't impressed with a lot of the production on Contact and thought his song concepts were a bit bland/basic...I don't really care for G-Mo Skee at all...dude seems like a mash up of a couple other rappers and just seems really 'try hard' with how edgy he wants to come across...The Murder overall was a dope record I just would have liked to hear a little bit more of the humorous side of Boondox

that's the other issue with MNE as a whole...they aren't funny anymore (unless you count the couple of G-Mo punchlines that aren't dated as fuck lol)...like I'd kill for some goofy shit from these guys that hasn't already been done better on a previous song/skit

2. The Murder - I know, I must be nuts putting this at number two after Lex. But I enjoy the sound, and the number of repeat spins plays a factor in how I rank them. This one didn't leave my CD Deck without a fight. Not a perfect album by any measure, even formulaic by Boondox standards, but Dox has mastered this meandering, stream-of-consciousness style of Wicked Shit that really appeals to me.

3. Gang Rags: Reborn - The polished version shows off what this album was supposed to be. Very much a classic Blaze record, building on what Juggalos came to love with 1 Less G. As soon as the bass hits for Ghost Bars it gets my head nodding. 

4. Ape-X - This is the black swan of the list. It earns this spot not necessarily because I like it so very much, but because of how musically competant of an album it is. Dynamic, energetic and a diverse style makes this unfuckwitable as debuts go.

5. My Filthy Spirit Bomb - This was hard one to place, since I theorically prefer a sound closer to G-mo's than I do to GV. Undeniable skill on this one, Human Cloth is becoming a horrorcore classic and his rap pedigree speaks for itself. There's not much variety to the actual sound, however, which is an unfortunate trapping of a lot of underground rappers regardless of skill.

6. Casket Factory - If Gang Ragz builds on 1 Less G, Casket Factory is the evolution of Colton Grundy. I liked the overall vibe of the album. Not my favorite, but I absolutely love 'Ghost', and knock that hard as possible when it comes on my playlist.

7. The Darkness - This one rightfully might have occupied a higher slot were it not for some outstanding issues. It builds on the Abominationz sound and features a cameo by Sid Haig, both awesome things. But 'Seance' as a closer was really weak, and slopping in a handful of previously released work to pad the runtime was lazy and makes the album seem incomplete. 

9. The Continuous Evilution of Life's ?'s -   Ah...hmm. I listened to it plenty. I wanted it to grow on me, but it didn't. There's really only one song on the album that I like. I don't hate it, and it certainly has that musical variety. But I don't think of it as a classic.

10. Digital Voodoo - What can I say that I haven't already said about this? I wanted to like it more, but The ROC just doesn't bring anything captivating or memorable to the table. He's outshined by every feature on the album, but at least it came out.

hippiekush said
They've put out a few EPs  

Yeah. He said the thread was only about the LPs though lol...

Carnivalkilla44 said
 I played the shit out of it for the first month or two. Went to put it in a few weeks ago and took it right out. Just wasn't feeling it.

Story of my life.

2. My Filthy Spirit Bomb - Good album, but feels like a real "entry level" G MO release. I see his next album being straight filth. 

3. Ape-X - Only like the two tracks they released ahead of time. Every song otherwise sounds exactly the same. 

4. The Continuous Evilution Of Life's? - Good record, I prefer it to the Darkness, but IDK how much "staying power" it'll have with me. I played the shit out of it for the first month or two. Went to put it in a few weeks ago and took it right out. Just wasn't feeling it.

5. The Murder - Not a Boondox fan so didn't listen.

6. The Darkness - Some good tracks, but probably my least favorite Twiztid album. 

7. Casket Factory - Worst Blaze album to date.

8. Gang Rags: Reborn - Best Blaze album to date.

9. Digital Voodoo - Have not yet listened.

2. My Filthy Spirit Bomb - Wouldn't listen to it if there was a gun to my head. -10/10

3. Ape-X - Had super high hopes, couples really great songs.  Sort of a let down....just a tad. 6.5/10

4. The Continuous Evilution Of Life's?  Surprisingly really good in my eyes.  A tad odd on some things but overall 7/10

5. The Murder - Song "Im a mess" is a straight wig blower!  Pretty good by Dox, not gonna lie I dig it!  8/10

6. The Darkness - Got mad spins when it first came out, haven't listened to it since. Decent album, but zero replay. 6/10

7. Casket Factory - Pure stank garbage.  I've said many times before.  HUGE fan back in the day, recently tho...all suck.  He's better in a group or on collabs these days.  I used to luv his voice, now its just annoying as fuck.  3/10

8. Gang Rags: Reborn  See above.  3/10

9. Digital Voodoo - ATOM BOMB!~!  ROC came mad correct on this.  I know its chalk full of features but the music/beats are sweet.  Totally unexpected, took by surprise by this left hook to the grill. Shitsdope.  9/10

2. My Filthy Spirit Bomb - Didnt listen. Tried a few songs and it wasnt my style...

3. Ape-X - Didnt listen. Tried a few songs and it wasnt my style...

4. The Continuous Evilution Of Life's? - Pretty good. I wish they wouldnt have attached the skits to the songs though. I had to go in and edit them out myself so I didnt have to skip them every time...

5. The Murder - Didnt listen. Never got into Boondox...

6. The Darkness - Solid Album

7. Casket Factory - Its ok. I listened a few times, but nothing really caught my ear...

8. Gang Rags: Reborn - Didnt listen to this version

9. Digital Voodoo - Didnt listen. Never really got into ROC...

Bonesaw Wizardstick said
1. I thought it was a solid album.  Nothing too special, but it shows that he's competent, and I'm looking forward to what he does next.

2. I skip about half of the tracks, but the ones that I like, I REALLY like

3. Same story as 2, but not as many skips

4. Generic Twiztid.  Not bad, not great, just another album.

5. I like the album, but I hate that every track starts right with the rapping and the intro instrumental to each track is the last 20-30 seconds of the previous song.  That makes it really annoying when you are trying to listen to individual songs on an ipod because you have to start with the previous track and fast forward to nearly the end of it to get the whole song.  In my particular case, my ipod won't let me reverse a few seconds into the previous track, so it's a pain in the ass unless I'm bumping the whole album in one shot.  And Bubba Sparxxx's verse was utter bullshit.  That being said, there is a good album in here if you know how to work the songs.

6. Good album.  Could have included the skits in with songs without me missing having them as individual tracks, but whatever

7. A few songs with annoying hooks, but mostly a good album.  Though this is true of most Blaze albums in my opinion

8. This one is good.  No issues with it in my book.

9.  Same thing as the Boondox album.  Just put the entire song on its own track and everybody be aaight.  But they didn't for some reason  

No. No. No. No. No. They did good separating skits from songs.

twiztid_ruiner said
Mne & twizid makes dope apparel but twiztid in my personal opinion there music has been really disappointing, from full album bangers to maybe 3 good songs per album but that's my opinion, I don't really care 4 rock rap 

I hate rock rap