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THE BEGINNING OF ALL THINGS TO END is an unaltered version of an early demo EP.
Reissuing rare tracks and early demos is a risky affair, especially in an era where studio proficiency and high production value have come to be expected. In the case of THE BEGINNING OF ALL THINGS TO END, the self-proclaimed "oxygen wasting losers" better known as Mudvayne felt compelled to make the contents of their KILL, I OUGHTTA demo available to loyal fans fallen victim to the scams of opportunist bootleggers. The edgy, raw ferocity of tracks such as "Cultivate" and "Some Assembly Required" are evidence of a developing metal band honing their craft, in the hopes of being discovered. Two remixes of L.D. 50 album track "Dig" are also included, as well as the blistering live tracks, "Central Disposal" and "Coal." "L.D. 50" is a disturbing industrial metal noisescape (compiled from the interludes on the band's full-length debut), with flown-in spoken passages that perpetuate a recurring theme of medical references and a repeating whispered chant that dares the listener with the phrase, "open your mind."
Includes liner notes by Mudvayne.
Additional Tracks
Audio Mixer: Mike Plotnikoff.
Audio Remixers: Junkie XL; Rhys Fulber.
Editor: Greg Collins .CMJ (12/16/02, p.23) - "...Slightly more controlled, while retaining the low-ended riffing and pairing it with apocalyptic lyrics and music..." The Beginning of All Things to End Music | List Price | $7.99 (You save $0.40) | | Category | Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Alternative, Rock/Pop | | Label | Epic | | Orig Year | 2001 | | All Time Sales Rank |  17921  | | CD Universe Part number | 2276643 | | Catalog number | 85995 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 20, 2001 | | Studio/Live | Mixed | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | GGGarth; Mudvayne | | Engineer | Eric Nelson | | Additional Info | Bonus Tracks |
Mudvayne The Beginning of All Things to End Songs The Beginning of All Things to End Music Review Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews great cd!
this was a great cd but I wasn't impressed with the dig remixes.
Submitted by sean (kcmo)
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This is a really good Vayne Album It sounds a bit to much like Slipknot Disturbed and Korn but hell Mudvayne did the album so This album rocks My effing socks!
Submitted by wyattpoole (osh,ont,can)
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 Akin to slipknot indeed...
I'll have to second what alburytrice's review. With this album they definitely went downhill; I'd expect much higher standards of Mudvayne. Tracks included on this album emulate bands such as slipknot, static X, and perhaps even diturbed; not quite the dark heavy feel i was expecting. Lacking ferocity, albeit satisfactory all in all.
Submitted by Demoness (Vic, Australia)
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 Ahhh' good ol' Mudvayne
I think this album is pretty much overrated.. it lacks uniqueness and lets face it, you'd expect more from a band that claims to be a big gun in the face of metal today. Although after a good 5 listens or so it wears very thin, tracks like "under my skin" do atleast some judgement to those metalheads who want to break things and act crazy.. but for those cheesy nu-metal faggots who were satisfied with slipknot, I reakon you'll like it. For those original thrashers looking for some new (not nu') metal.. try soilwork or something, coz this album sucks
Submitted by AlburyTrice (Sydney, Australia)
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heavvvvvvvyeeeeeeeeee
mudvayne is the realest
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