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Track Listing
1. Who the Hell Cares - (featuring Snoop Dogg)
2. Hypocritical
3. Anger Management
4. Get Naked - (featuring Lil' Kim/George Clinton/Mix Master Mike/Fred Durst)
5. New Skin - (featuring Kid Rock)
6. Proposition Fuck You - (featuring Filthee Immigrants)
7. Crash
8. Metamorphosis
9. Narcotic - (featuring Scott Kirkland)
10. Mr. Onsomeothershits - (featuring U-God)
11. Spun - (featuring Scott Kirkland)
| Details | | Contributing artists: | Filthee Immigrants, Fred Durst, George Clinton, Kid Rock, Lil' Kim, Mix Master Mike, Scott Kirkland, Snoop Dogg, The Crystal Method, U-God | | Producer: | Scott Humphrey, Tommy Lee | | Distributor: | Fontana Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Methods Of Mayhem includes: Tommy Lee (vocals, guitar, drums); Phil X, Kai Marcus, Danny Lohner, Ken Andrews, Scott Phaff (guitar); Scott Kirkland (keyboards); Randy Jackson, Chris Chaney, Audrey Wietchman (bass); .
Additional personnel includes: George Clinton, Kid Rock, Lil' Kim, The Crystal Method, Snoop Dogg, Fred Durst, Mixmaster Mike.
Methods Of Mayhem includes: Tommy Lee (vocals, guitar, drums); Phil X, Kai Marcus, Danny Lohner, Ken Andrews, Scott Phaff (guitar); Scott Kirkland (keyboards); Randy Jackson, Chris Chaney, Audrey Wietchman (bass); .
Additional personnel includes: George Clinton, Kid Rock, Lil' Kim, The Crystal Method, Snoop Dogg, Fred Durst, Mixmaster Mike.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Former Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee's new musical masterpiece, METHODS OF MAYHEM, is the product of his collaboration with rapper TiLo. Sparked by pent-up frustration as a result of jail stints, run-ins with the law, and tabloid reporters, Lee pulled together numerous stars from the worlds of rock & roll and and hip-hop.
Joining Lee and TiLo are Kid Rock ("New Skin"), Snoop Dogg ("Who the Hell Cares"), and Scott Kirkland of Crystal Method ("Spun," "Narcotic"). Though one might mistake METHODS OF MAYHEM for a short-lived side project, it is clear from the intensity that Lee, TiLo, and others bring to the proceedings that the project is anything but. One of the album's strongest tracks is "Get Naked," which features Lil' Kim, George Clinton, Mixmaster Mike, and Fred Durst.
Former Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee's new musical masterpiece, METHODS OF MAYHEM, is the product of his collaboration of with rapper TiLo. Sparked by pent-up frustration as a result of jail stints, run-ins with the law, and tabloid reporters, Lee pulled together numerous stars from the worlds of rock & rock and and hip-hop.
Joining Lee and TiLo are Kid Rock ("New Skin"), Snoop Dogg ("Who the Hell Cares"), and Scott Kirkland of Crystal Method ("Spun," "Narcotic"). Though one might mistake METHODS OF MAYHEM for a short-lived side project, it is clear from the intensity that Lee, TiLo, and others bring to the proceedings that the project is anything but. One of the album's strongest tracks is "Get Naked," which features Lil' Kim, George Clinton, Mixmaster Mike, and Fred Durst.
Industry Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...big, thumping, sweary, contemporary noise. Lee is entirely serious; he has the group's name tattooed on his arse cheeks...
Q (04/01/2000)
...combines heavy guitar riffs with insolent B-boy wordplay....As an exercise in funky head-banging, MAYHEM isn't half bad....producer, Scott Humphrey manages to mix up [Tommy] Lee's limited palette just enough to keep you tuned in...
Vibe (02/01/2000)
6 out of 10 - ...contains more than enough of the mysterious kick-ass factor....successfully [mixing] hip-hop beats with some exceedingly heavy guitar riffing...
NME (02/14/2000)
...Most of this rap-metal is suprisingly legit - and cameos by Lil' Kim, Fred Durst, and Kid Rock don't hurt... - Rating: B-
Entertainment Weekly (01/07/2000)
...brass-knuckled, rhythmically dense, rap-rock....owing more to pop-industrial music and Bomb Squad production than it does to Fred Durst....one of 1999's grittiest, most heartfelt rap-rock albums...
CMJ (12/27/1999)
4 out of 5 - ...armed to the teeth with special guests, hopping between metal-edged techno and radio-minded hard rock. The surprise: It ain't bad, and a few of these tunes are 'really good'...
Alternative Press (03/01/2000)
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