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Primer 55 Introduction to Mayhem Mp3, Flac, Wma Primer 55 Introduction To Mayhem mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Introduction To Mayhem Country: US Released: 2000 Style: Nu Metal MP3 version RAR size: 1722 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1610 mb WMA version RAR size: 1451 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 339 Other Formats: AA AAC XM ADX AU ASF TTA Tracklist Hide Credits Loose 1 3:02 Scratches – DJ Chris Kilmore* 2 Something Wicked This Way Comes 0:08 Supa Freak Love 3 3:48 Scratches – DJ Chris Kilmore* G's 4 3:37 Scratches – DJ Chris Kilmore* 5 Chaos 0:32 Pigs 6 3:33 Scratches – DJ Chris Kilmore* 7 Stain 3:38 8 Revolution 1:14 Set It Off 9 3:12 Vocals, Lyrics By – M.C.U.D. 10 Hey Bubba 0:08 11 Introduction To Mayhem 3:37 Dose 12 5:15 Vocals – Rafael "Flip" HernandezVoice [Whispers] – Rob Caggiano The Big F*** You 13 4:19 Vocals – Mark Harrington 14 Violence 3:17 15 Hate 4:22 16 Funhouse 0:22 17 Tripinthehead 4:49 55 Untitled 0:17 Credits Artwork By [Direction] – Bobby Burns , Rick Patrick Artwork By [Illustration] – Supa Corn Bass – Jr. Drums – Josh McLane Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals, Co-producer – Bobby Burns Lyrics By – Bobby Burns (tracks: 1, 7, 11), J. Luttrell* Mastered By – George Marino Music By – Bobby Burns , J. Luttrell* (tracks: 6, 12) Photography [Band] – Steve Stickler Photography [Front Cover] – Peter Weinheimer Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Eddie Wohl, Tom Salta Programmed By – Tom Salta Vocals [Lead] – J-Sin Notes Tracks 18 to 54 are silences & track 55 is a hidden track. Clean Version Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 731454823920 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Introduction To Island UK & 546 729-2 Primer 55 546 729-2 2000 Mayhem (CD, Album) Records Europe Introduction To Island I2 46729 Primer 55 I2 46729 US 2000 Mayhem (CD, Album) Records Introduction To Island ISLF 15003-2 Primer 55 Mayhem (CD, Album, ISLF 15003-2 US 1999 Records Promo) 314-546 Introduction To Island 314-546 Primer 55 US 2000 729-2 Mayhem (CD, Album) Records 729-2 Introduction To Island 546 729-2 Primer 55 Mayhem (Cass, Album, 546 729-2 Indonesia Unknown Records Unofficial) Comments about Introduction To Mayhem - Primer 55 Jeronashe Does anybody know how I can get in touch with the person who did the cover artwork for this album? I have some work I would like them to do! Fordrellador Fusing hip-hop with hard rock, theatrical aggression with over-the-top humor, Primer 55's Introduction to Mayhem can recall acts as diverse as Korn, Helmet, Everlast, or Insane Clown Posse. The rap side of the equation doesn't always have the ring of authenticity -- it often seems more like a pose designed for effect than the product of a lived-in culture -- but whether that's a concern for you or not, their music is undeniably hard-hitting, great for fans of alternative metal and rap-metal. [Introduction to Mayhem was also released in a "clean" edition, containing no profanities or vulgarities.] Related Music albums to Introduction To Mayhem by Primer 55 Chris Wollard + Addison Burns - Chris Wollard + Addison Burns Various - Stealth - Music From The Motion Picture Chris Patrick - I Want Your Loving Kilmore - City Lights Incubus - Monuments And Melodies Ultimatum - Whispers Of A Wanted Man Chris Crocker - Freak Of Nature Chris Scheri - Going Down to Mark's Place Eclectic Mayhem - Eclectic Mayhem Primer 55 - Primer 55.
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