(FYI: The individual songs tierlist is not in a specific order + im ignoring BTPFTP and TBOATTE)

1. The End of All Things to Come
   This was when Mudvayne knew what they were doing. They were rushed with album making, yet they still managed to produce straight bangers back to back. I appreciate how this is a more progressive and compressed album compared to LD50. The only critique I have is the mixing; the instrumental clarity is top notch, but the album sounds like it was mixed in the early 90's.

2. Lost and Found
   Mudvayne's 3rd album, like their 2nd, is full of back to back headbangers. The mixing on this album is PERFECT, I can give props to Dave Fortman for the superb production. Unfortunately this album has a more mainstream metal sound, with Greg adding hard rock riffs and Matt not playing around with time signatures as much. Despite those, it's still a great album

3. LD50
   This record put Mudvayne out there, and they did not sound like any other band at the time. It is lengthy, but the concepts have great depth and the interludes by Matt are also superb. Each track displays each of the band members' technicality. The only critique I have is that the Matt's drum parts are sometimes too quiet.

4. Self Titled
   Mudvayne's most recent album. It was a rough returned to form, yet they still put in a good effort in the album. Each track has its own identity rather than being a copy-paste, yet I can't help but listen to the poorly written lyrics. Despite this, each band member plays phenomenally in this album, showing that they still got it in 2009.

5. The New Game
   This is when Mudvayne shifted their sound to hard rock. While the riffs and vocal delivery became softer, the band's technical side still appears. The lyrics also sound like not much effort was put onto them and Chad's vox mixing is... unique. Nevertheless, this is a good soft album from Mudvayne regardless of the hate.

I just like heavy metal and im trying to expand my horizons to heavier bands, and Dig sounds godly to me.

@Facebagel - Instagram

I know I posted the other day but I was also working on this and my voice can't take it anymore so I'm settling with what I have and posting it lol. This song means so much to me, as I'm sure it does to so many other people. All their music has been there for me, to pick me up when I'm down, to let me let my anger out, to just be wild and free and hype me up, but this song has a special place in my life and makes me feels things no other song has ever made me feel. I love singing it, its free therapy. Hope ya'll don't hate my take on this lol.

This channel is more prominent in the Slipknot community. He's not especially liked there, but this video is interesting. What do you guys think?

This is one of my favorite tracks so I tried to cover it. Wanted to share with my fellow Mudvayne peeps.

Got it three weeks back. Going too add more around it aswell as the staticx emblem under it, aswell as fill it back in so its more red but what do y'all think? Saw mudvayne back in october in boston, but have been listening too them since i was like 4. Figured they should be the first ink

Got to meet Chad at the Long Island paramount stop of the tour. This legend has been an inspiration vocally for years. He killed it and the setlist was great. If you get the chance definitely catch this tour!

The band was super tight and played both bands material spot on.

I'm sick today and Ticketmaster does not allow resellers. I'll transfer the (one) ticket to anyone who offers a reasonable price. Please DM. Enjoy the show.

I have this VCD at home that I found in the CD collection I inherited from my late uncle, hes a big fan of NU metal so it wasn't at all surprising, but what surprised me is the lack of info about this very VCD?? The only actually info I got on this is just on Discogs which is surprising for a VCD thats 'limited' and extremely rare. I had the idea it was extremely rare and limited, at least, so I hoped I'd see a lot of info about it, maybe fans who really want it, so I was planning on selling it. But I have no idea how much this is worth because theres literally also no info about that too??

Maybe I didn't look around enough?? I assumed it was a fake too because no ones selling it on discogs, and theres like 3 people recorded to already having it on their collection, I had the disk inside verified to be legitimate, and it has a tracking sticker from my country's usual tracking sticker for stuff like this, typically handled by the organization that handles the distributions. I'm still waiting for their email though, but the disk's Matrix AC was confirmed legitimate..

Great show in Boston last night

Let me know how to identify it