1. Mostasteless OG

2. Cryptic Collection 1

3. Cryptic Collection 2

4. Mirror Mirror

5. Independents Day

6. End of Days

7. The Darkness

8. Vol. 1 Man's Myth

9. Vol. 2 Mutant

10. The Green Book

11. Freek Show

12. W.I.C.K.E.D.

13. The Continuous Evilution of Life's ?'s

14. Get Twiztid

15. Mutant (Remixed & Remastered)

16. Trapped

2. Green Book

3. The Darkness

4. Mirror Mirror

5. Freek Show

6. Mostasteless

7. Abominationz

8. Independent's Day

9. Man's Mith

10. Mutant

11. Continuous Evolution

12. Heatrbroken & Homicidal

13. A New Nightmare

And don't get me wrong.  I like A New Nightmare.  This isn't a scale from I love it to I hate it.  It's just which one I like the best.

wicket_juan said
1) anything Psychopathic! 2) anything Majik Ninja Entertainment!   

I laugh out loud at wonka at least once every two days.

1- Continuous Evilution

2- WICKED

3- Mostasteless

4- Freek Show

5- The Green Book

6. Abominationz

7- Independent's Day

8- Mirror Mirror

9- Man's Myth

10- Mutant

11- A New Nightmare

12- The Darkness

13- Heartbroken and Homicidal

scruffy said

Old Mr Dangerous said
The Green Book was so so great when it was released. Our iconic campfire album. Someone mentioned on here thst it hasn't aged well, and I can see that in a way. 

it has aged enough to see cracks, ill say that. 

If they kept Speculationz off there, and Nikateen, a couple more.. swapped em with better tracks, that shit would be close to perfect.

to me, the 'skip for eternity' track is definitely bobbys dad.  yuck. 

ive listened to that song so few times, its like it aint on the cd.  in fact, when i make cdrs for the road, it aint. 

im not much a fan of darkness, either.  its okayish, thas bout it.   

Damn, I find Green Book to be the perfect Twiztid album. (It's also my favorite Twiztid album so I could be a bit biased in that respect.) They always said that was their album, made the way they wanted. I look at it as the first time they showed they could be doing it without PSY.

And, Bobby's Dad is one of my favorite tracks on there lol.

but for my part, the big bad cathartic nirvana crazy calm feeling is most potent during and after the live show. 

is good drug, such good drug. 

Anyway.. back to verses n such... that bit reminded me of Kurious aka Kurious George on "I'm Kurious" starting out the final bars with "verse three, subject matters lighter.." and goes from there, and he shows without literally saying how the process of making the song has relaxed him, and gotten a bit of the strife out. I felt like that when my friend n brother were playing guitar and asked me to sing some random stuff. I have an extremely deep voice and yelled out crazy shit like wiping my ass with concrete blocks.. at the end I felt almoat nirvana like with calm. A bit empty, too, but I can see how yall musicians can get into the act of vocalizing and singing or screaming. Cathartic may be the word. I never sang much after that, though. I respect it, but not for me.

Old Mr Dangerous said
Yes I understand why we all simultaneously love and hate our dads.

not at all.  dont get me wrong, i never hated either of my parents.  

what i relate strongly to is the whole 'dad died before my eyes' thing. 

Hopefully we are the minority. I want to know about more decent dads and moms and how their kids' only bad memory of them is something innocent like being embarassed by their Paul Simon records (FYI, Paul Simon is a fucking beast. I would enjoy him doing a song with the Clowns.)

i wasnt embarrassed by their paul simon records [they were mostly simon n garfunkel].  in fact, a few years ago, on some family road trip shit, i think my mom was mildly embarrassed that i was blasting paul simon.  but the alternative was, ya know, esham n shit. 

he is a fuckin beast.  not everything he does is my shit, but still. 

icp and paul simon?  ill send psychopathic five bucks for that right now, just on spec. 

Why do you think Twiztid sometimes have their shit all over the place, Ssccrruuffyyyy? If it's to display complexity, I get it, but it usually takes me out of the music.  

basicly, it comes outta the writing process. 

you end up with a buncha rhymes that you think are dope, but they contradict themselves, somehow. 

you got two choices:  rewrite it, sometimes meaning completely rewrite it;  or live with it, cuz you already think its dope. 

most rappers will go with option two.  based on the conversations ive had about it. 

ever notice how often a rappers story will change tense, or point of view, in the middle of the story?  same kinda thing.  fixin it means movin syllables around, which means rewrite. 

Yes I understand why we all simultaneously love and hate our dads. Hopefully we are the minority. I want to know about more decent dads and moms and how their kids' only bad memory of them is something innocent like being embarassed by their Paul Simon records (FYI, Paul Simon is a fucking beast. I would enjoy him doing a song with the Clowns.)

Why do you think Twiztid sometimes have their shit all over the place, Ssccrruuffyyyy? If it's to display complexity, I get it, but it usually takes me out of the music.

Old Mr Dangerous said
I don't understand it. In the Greeny Booky they say that the song is about some kid they knew that was abused. There is nothing in the lyrics about that.

[edit]  forgot to write this one... 

dunno what the song is about, honestly. 

just know it strikes me as a grunge-ish garage band that is trying to sound bad. 

One o Twiztid's annoyances for me is how they always have tonal aND subject alterations, sometimes verse by verse. Jamie does thst a lot, I'm sorry to say. Some would call it complex, I dont. It's just confusing.

dont like that, either.  but i know why it happens. 

...
and "Heartbreaker" he speaks of his dad in negative and positive ways. I can relate to that, though. 

if you mean tearjerker, that one works for me. 

and i can relate.  that song gets me. 

Anyway, I'm glad I'm not the only one that still makes CD-R's. Gonna make one of the new Tribe so I can play it wi th out worry of scratching it. 

i occasionally get shit on by whoever for havin hard copies to begin with, much less makin hard copies of my hard copies. 

then the dip comes around talkin bout how they lost five thousand songs when their computer went ass up, and now they have no music [or movies] at all.  and i laugh, loudly.  and point fingers. 

scruffy said

Old Mr Dangerous said
The Green Book was so so great when it was released. Our iconic campfire album. Someone mentioned on here thst it hasn't aged well, and I can see that in a way. 

it has aged enough to see cracks, ill say that. 

If they kept Speculationz off there, and Nikateen, a couple more.. swapped em with better tracks, that shit would be close to perfect.

to me, the 'skip for eternity' track is definitely bobbys dad.  yuck. 

ive listened to that song so few times, its like it aint on the cd.  in fact, when i make cdrs for the road, it aint. 

 

im not much a fan of darkness, either.  its okayish, thas bout it.   

I rememebr living in a tiny apartment with my brother, and I played "Bobby's Dad" and he told me to turn that shit off cus he was trying to sleep lol... and this is the dude that died wearing a Twiztid jersey lol... even he hated that song.

I don't understand it. In the Greeny Booky they say that the song is about some kid they knew that was abused. There is nothing in the lyrics about that. One o Twiztid's annoyances for me is how they always have tonal aND subject alterations, sometimes verse by verse. Jamie does thst a lot, I'm sorry to say. Some would call it complex, I dont. It's just confusing. Like on "Listen" he goes from confident to despair in a jarring way, and "Heartbreaker" he speaks of his dad in negative and positive ways. I can relate to that, though.

Anyway, I'm glad I'm not the only one that still makes CD-R's. Gonna make one of the new Tribe so I can play it wi th out worry of scratching it.

I love Darkness, but it's TOO SHORT

Old Mr Dangerous said
The Green Book was so so great when it was released. Our iconic campfire album. Someone mentioned on here thst it hasn't aged well, and I can see that in a way. 

it has aged enough to see cracks, ill say that. 

If they kept Speculationz off there, and Nikateen, a couple more.. swapped em with better tracks, that shit would be close to perfect.

to me, the 'skip for eternity' track is definitely bobbys dad.  yuck. 

ive listened to that song so few times, its like it aint on the cd.  in fact, when i make cdrs for the road, it aint. 

im not much a fan of darkness, either.  its okayish, thas bout it. 

If they kept Speculationz off there, and Nikateen, a couple more.. swapped em with better tracks, that shit would be close to perfect.

Didja know that they tried to get Jonathan Davis on "Darkness", he politely declined, but told Twiztid that he "loved it". He said it was the perfect track about the isolation of being a musician on the road and in the studio all the time. 

Also, speaking of "So High" off of Man's Myth, anyone watch that mostly terrible Chong movie called "Evil Bong"? I think that was the title, anyway... had that song in it and a couple more PSY ditties.