Well, I guessed there was already a thread for this, but since I didnt find it, here it goes ~

I always thought, TMML (+ Outtakes) is a damn solid release, but whenever I gave those albums a few spins, there were some "meh~"-moments, unnecessarily somehow. So like many other ninjas I thought, damn, with all the material they could have made a better tracklist. In general I think of an album tracklist as something untouchable, but as I said I really think ICP couldve made it better.

Some weeks ago I thought about it long and hard, considered only Lost, Found and Outtakes (and not The Phantom) and came up with this:

Lost

1. Intro (from The Outtakes)
2. Lost
3. Apocalypse
4. Shock
5. The Dream
6. How
7. The Monster
8. I'll Keep My Hatchet
9. Six Pedophiles
10. Confederate Flag
11. Vomit
12. Flamethrower
13. Why'd I Have To Die
14. Falling Apart
15. I See The Devil

Found

1. Lost At The Carnival
2. Get Clowned
3. Joey The Butcher
4. Dead Heather
5. Let Loose
6. Hooker
7. The Midway
8. Immortal
9. Mr. White Suit
10. Dreams Of Grandeur
11. The World Is Yours
12. Juggalo Party
13. The Carousel
14. Found
15. I'm Sweet

You have to give it a try in a whole, I guess, there are some details that fit surprisingly well (and of course with being not the original order some changeovers are a lil rugged, too). Maybe you're noticing I thought of it somehow as a journey for the listener/ protagonist, and..
yeah, I think in this order this is one HELL of a Joker's Card! Recently I gave it a few spins again and I think this fits very, VERY well.

What do yall think?
Does the order of songs change your opinion of an album / bunch of tracks or does it just not matter to you?

bayAreaShaman said
I like how lost tracks sometimes like don't like just flow or something. Like I'm not expecting that sound coming out my speaker when that last song played. I enjoy that cuz to me lost is supposed to be gritty ,ugly and awkward. Like I'm falling Like when I'm listening to You Should Know and my girls in the room and she shoots me daggers. Good times.  

Sometimes I think I like you.

Only qualm I have is to replace Mr. White Suit with Ok. I love that track.

TheRevWells said
For me, I much preferred Lost over Found.  While Found was a very nice listen, Lost just had that grittiness in the sound of it and that is one of the many reasons why I absolutely loved that album so much more than Found.  To me, the sound of Found was over produced, over polished and just did not do it for me  

Dude it's over-produced on purpose. I went over this with Shangri-La and Hell's Pit. Hell's Pit is minimalist beats with raw lyrics, Shangri-La is fine-tuned perfectionist beats with astral-projected flows.