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| | Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come |
 | | TEOATTC shows the band growing up, dumping the lengthy interludes about mushrooms and giving us a straight 12 track album (with the exception of strange 11 seconds of silence ?12:97:24:99?. | | | This truly is an album to be reckoned with that lived up to the expectations of LD50, possibly one of the best albums the year has to hold. | | | Each track is a brutal mix of heavy guitars and psychedelic vocals with elements of melodic genius that drag you in and keep you there until the end. |
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| | Mudvayne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The songs ends with the a blackened life of the once living/growing baby. | | | In their biggest album, L.D. "The overall theme of the album reflects and embodies ideas about the evolution of consciousness, transformation, and the risks involved in experimenting with things that can change a person's point of view, internally and externally," says drummer Spag. | | | The End of All Things to Come [Special Edition with 2 bonus tracks and DVD] - (2002) |
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| | Music Alien invasion |
| | The End of All Things To Come gets off to a ferocious start with "Silenced," which takes on censorship with a violent thrash beat that leaves little room for melody. | | | On the title track, they come up with their own plan for world peace, gleefully fantasizing about the apocalypse. |
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| | Don't get me wrong, the album is worth a few spins in the CD player but it's just depressing to see a band with so much potential bow down to money and their label. | | | Kud (now Chud) said once at the end of an ozzfest show last year, "don't ever let anyone take away your creativity in anything you do in life." I say take your own advice. |
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| | Mudvayne: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | A year later the band returned with its official follow-up, The End of All Things to Come [+], which was recorded at Minneapolis' Pachyderm Studios with Tool producer David Bottrill. | | | After self-releasing their first album, Kill I Oughta, they were signed by Epic Records and recorded their major label debut, L.D., which was released in August 2000 shortly after the end of their first national tour opening for Slipknot [+]. | | | The album later went gold and earned Mudvayne [+] the first ever MTV2 Video Award at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards. |
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| | The End Of All Things To Come was released. | | | There will be a digipack thing released the same day with 2 extra songs and a DVD. | | | The album is really good from beginning to end. |
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| | User Comments for The End of All Things to Come by Mudvayne |
| | The End Of All Things To Come is just the epitome of what an original rock band is supposed to sound like. | | | MuDvAyNe's lyrical content are real.....they are an adage to what the band has experienced wholistically and individually, it gives their fans the feeling of musical satiety, and allows the first time listener to see with their ears what they are all about. | | | You would have to be stupid not to like MuDvAyNe or their album, The End of All Things to Come. |
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The End Of All Things To Come [PA] - Mudvayne at Epinions.com |
| | Some music listeners purchase albums and listen to music as “background music” – something to hear or put on while doing another activity – not to listen to intensely, but to entertain you during those slow moments in your prime activity. | | | Yet, Mudvayne knows when and how to slow things down – on many tracks the contrasting of speeds makes the tracks that much more interesting and enjoyable to listen to. | | | The lyrics do not change, and impact the listener with the same strength and induce the same thoughtfulness. |
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| | BNR Metal Pages -- Mudvayne |
| | They are clearly in the heavier end of the nu-metal spectrum, with vocals alternating between hardcore and melodic and forceful downtuned guitars, as well as some subtle but impressive basswork. | | | Mudvayne appeared on the worldwide scene in 2000 with one of the most visually striking images in metal and a solid major label debut album in L.D. (following an indie EP from a few years earlier. | | | They've finally dropped the eccentric visuals altogether as they release their new album Lost And Found. |
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| | Amazon.co.uk: The End of All Things to Come: Music |
| | The new Album, "The End Of All Things To Come", consists of several deaply meaningful songs, which both create an image of the song and get you moving. | | | i only just got 'the end of all things to come' today,along with LD 50, and i have to say wow,this is an incrediible,diverse and strong album. | | | they rule they always have this album may be "The End Of All Things To Come" but Mudvayne are loaded with ideas for songs and this is only a glimpse of what is to come for the foursome. |
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| | Blistering.com :: Music :: Reviews :: Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come |
| | It’s been some two years since Mudvayne released their highly praised L.D. 50, and while The Beginning Of All Things To End, the re-release of their debut album Kill, I Oughtta was released in 2001, it’s really The End Of All Things To Come that will either sink or keep afloat the Illinois four piece. | | | ‘World So Cold’ and ‘Shadow Of A Man’ shine on the melodic side of things and are certainly amongst some of their better tunes, while ‘Solve Et Coagula’ and the title track come as close as the band have achieved on their previous albums. | | | Perhaps it’s the straight-ahead, no nonsense approach to the songs that gives the album its “heard it all before” feel. |
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| | Mudvayne-The End of All Things to Come Review |
| | One thing I like about The End of All Things to Come is that it didn’t have those irritating trippy bits of space noises in between tracks like L.D. did. | | | Actually, I liked it even better than their first album (which shows their growth, at least musically), but I hope that someday the band will actually listen to some of the stupid things they say on stage and think before they do more of their poser act. | | | It can be heard in the background of the photo shoot segment (is that the song they are doing the video for?) The second song, “On the Move,” redeems their hard status. |
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| | BLABBERMOUTH.NET - MUDVAYNE To Issue 'The End of All Things To Come' In November |
| | MUDVAYNE have set The End of All Things To Come as the title of their second album, due on November 19th through Epic Records. | | | The accuracy of the information contained herein is neither confirmed nor guaranteed by Roadrunner Records, and the views and opinions of authors expressed on these pages do not necessarily state or reflect those of Roadrunner Records or its employees. | | | in the 80's it was definetely different, but these bands out now are the next generation, coming from that same experience. |
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| | Amazon.com: The End of All Things to Come [EXPLICIT LYRICS]: Music |
| | Most importantly, "The End of All Things to Come" is full of diverse, intriguing songs. | | | Ru-D's winding, muscular basslines and Spud's complex and rhythmic drum beats would make "The End of All Things to Come" a worthwhile listen even if the rest of the band were inept. | | | I listen to a lot of progressive music (Rush, Yes, Dream Theater, etc.) in addition to extreme stuff, and while Mudvayne's work certainly isn't the heaviest or most progressive music I've ever heard, it does combine the two elements just enough to make for an interesting listen. |
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| | The main purpose of Mudvayne's "The Beginning of All Things to End" was to give fans something to chew on prior to the release of "The End of All Things To Come" and to re-release the band's rare 1997 E.P., "Kill I Oughtta." Those purposes are well-served here, however, something else happens as well. | | | "The End of All Things To Come" (Epic Records; 2002) | | | While listening to this CD, I often asked myself, "What the hell were they thinking?" Frankly, most of the time, I cant figure it out and that's just part of the fun. |
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| | In 2001, Mudvayne released “The Beginning of All Things to Come”, which what I remember was a re-release of all their previous work. | | | Going basically unheard, the boys got back in the the groove [pun intended] and got to working on a new album. | | | Fuck have I put off reviewing this album. |
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| | FoundryMusic SHOP Review: THE END OF ALL THINGS TO COME |
| | Ok, so what to do: spend the $15 bucks for the disc and hope that there is more than one good track, or download the disc for free and rip off the artist. | | | This stuff is heavy and well done and there are plenty of good twists to keep each track moving. | | | I will admit that Mudvayne's debut LD.50 did absolutely NOTHING for me. Except for lead off single 'Dig', this band just sounded like a sonic schizophrenic mess with about as much ability to pen a tune as Helen Keller could scale Mt. Everest. |
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| | Mudvayne at Music 44 |
| | Mudvayne - The End of All Things to Come Recorded Versions Guitar Series | | | Mudvayne's second album offers a window into the band's growth, focusing new attention on melody and disciplined musicianship with Mudvayne's trademark dark lyrical vision, rhythmic complexity and jagged, sonic brutality. | | | Mudvayne's second album offers a window into the band's growth, focusing ne w attention on melody and disciplined musicianship with Mudvayne's trademar k dark lyrical vision, rhythmic complexity and jagged, sonic brutality. |
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| | Mudvayne - Official Store: Music Department |
| | The End of All Things CD w/ Bonus DVD featuring never-before-seen exclusive content. | | | The End of All Things CD w/ Bonus DVD | | | The Beginning of All Things to End CD |
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| | The end of all things to come - DragonNinja |
| | Mudvayne are also a great f'kin live band 2, and they are to tour the uk next year woooohooooooo | | | Contact DN - DN Home - Back To Top - | | | The red cover one you mentioned was called "The beginning of all things to end" at it was just a re-release of the first ep (bloody good 2) |
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| | JR.com: Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come [Edited] in Music: Heavy Metal: |
| | JR.com: Mudvayne - The End Of All Things To Come [Edited] in Music: Heavy Metal: | | | Lyrically, the group mines the same nihilist/anarchistic territory popularized by Metallica and scores of '80s hardcore punk groups. | | | Lost And Found [PA] Lost And Found [DualDisc] [PA] [Slipcase] The End Of All Things To Come [PA] L.D. The Begining Of All Things To End [PA] The End Of All Things To Come [CD & DVD] Lost And Found [Edited] End Of All Things... |
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| | It should include the band name, song title and your contact e-mail. | | | Send a The End Of All Things To Come guitar tab correction | | | Lyrics are copyrighted by an appropriate label/band and cannot be republished. |
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| | Mudvayne The End Of All Things To Come UK CD/DVD SET (227945) |
| | MUDVAYNE The End Of All Things To Come (2002 UK limited edition 18-track 2-disc CD/DVD set including photo shoot, interview + the previousley unreleased tracks Goodbye & On The Move, tri-fold digipak picture sleeve). | | | Mudvayne The End Of All Things To Come UK CD/DVD SET (227945) | | | NEW - Click here for Mudvayne ringtones for your mobile phone! |
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| | Mudvayne Lyrics Index |
| | The Beginning of All Things to End (November 20, 2001) | | | The End of All Things to Come (Nov. 19, 2002) |
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| | ESReality.com - (Archive) The end of all things to come |
| | ESReality.com - (Archive) The end of all things to come | | | The end of all things to come (16 comments: Threaded, Flat) | | | gaming, internet etc is just boring now :/ playing guitar and women are far more interesting |
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| | Just look in the applicable links on their website to find what you were looking for. | | | Within the next couple of months, the reviews and interviews, etc. formerly hosted on the Metal Refuge will be hosted and owned by Metal Underground. | | | Anyone interested in contacting Metal Underground for promotional ops, please visit here. |
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