Twiztid Album: “Independent's Day [PA]”
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Personnel: Fritz Van Kosky, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, RAZOR RAY.
<p>Additional personnel: (Hed) P.E., DJ Clay, The R.O.C., Bizzar, Big Krizz Kalico, DJ Quik, Insane Clown Posse, Potluck, Proof, Tech N9ne, Tha Dogg Pound, The Dayton Family.
<p>One of the most popular acts on the Insane Clown Posse's Psychopathic Records, Twiztid mine a similar vein by combining horrorcore with rap. They present a fierce image offset slightly by dark humor. The title of their hit 2007 release, INDEPENDENT'S DAY, refers to the plethora of guest rappers who take a turn on almost every one of the album's 14 tracks.
Track Listing :
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Welcome Home Video |
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Monster Video |
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Sex, Drugs, Money & Murder - (with The Dayton Family) |
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Hurt Someone - (with DJ Quik/Tha Dogg Pound) |
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Jus' Like Me |
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Bussyoheadopen - (with Blaze Ya Dead Homie) |
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Feel Me - (with The R.O.C.) |
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Raw Deal (The Juggalo Song) Video |
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How I Live - (with Proof) |
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My Favorite - (with DJ Clay) |
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Weak Shitz Out - (with (Hed) P.E.) |
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Wet Dreams - (with Bizzar) |
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Monster's Ball - (with Insane Clown Posse) |
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Bury 'Em All - (with Tech N9ne/Potluck/Big Krizz Kaliko) |
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Album Information :
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Independent's Day [PA] |
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UPC:756504420027
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:R&B - Rap
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Artist:Twiztid
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Producer:Fritz Van Kosky; LostKoast Producti
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Label:Psychopathic Records
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Distributed:RED Distribution
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Release Date:2007/07/03
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Original Release Year:2007
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Discs:1
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Length:59:35
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Bit Soft
As we all know, Twiztid isn't for the faint of heart.
The most memorial album created by Twiztid would have to be Freak Show, and in my opinion i was hoping that this album would be as hardcore, but it isnt.
I got the impression they where running out of things to sing about...getting a little stale in places so they bought in some other artists to bring in a freash flavour. We all have high expectations of Twiztid..and i didn't feel hugly impressed.
HOWEVER!! For hardcore fans of Twiztid...get this album, it's been in my CD player for about a month now, it has some very memorial tracks and the beats are great with Jamie and Paul delivering some serious lyrics as always.
For those who are not huge fans of Twiztid, or havn't heard them before...go for Freak Show. Just seems to me they have gotten a bit lost in their direction in this....it's not the Twiztid we all know and love.
- Not fun at all
I only listen to three songs off this album: Welcome Home, Sex Drugs Money & Murder, and Busyoheadopen. The second one, with the Dayton Family, is really the only good song off the album, otherwise it would have been a 1-star rating. The last song with ICP was pretty dull. - Learn to READ!!
I've seen a few people on these reviews say, "independence day" in reference to this album. IT'S NOT, "INDEPENDENCE DAY"!!!!!!!!!!! Like it's the 4th of July or some s***! It's, "Independent's Day"!!!!!!!!!!!!
Note the different spelling, the apostrophe, and completely different meaning of the two words. It's INDEPEDENT(apostrophe)S DAY!!! Meaning, a day in celebration to those who are independent. Quit being illiterate and stfu.
Btw...great cd from Twiztid. Monster's Ball is my favorite track.
I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because not every track makes you say, "Oh S***"!
- Great album!
This album is a masterpiece. Not only do Twiztid shine on this record, but it is the final verse that Proof ever spit on record before he died (RIP). The track with the Dayton Family is pure fire. As does the track they did with Tech N9ne. A solid effort. Don't miss out on this one. 2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- I knew it was dope since i heard the sampler
This dude dont know what he's talking about. This album is another solid release from twiztid. Jaimy and Paul outshine all of the extra featured artists on every bar they spit. the lyrics, the production, they brought their A game wit this 1. I highly recommend ID to any juggalo out there > peace .... mcl |
