Death Blooms - The Mudvayne Story┃Documentary

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

LD50 is one of the few albums I actually paid for in the Golden Age of Internet Piracy, and I still have that exact same copy of it.

[@kkupsky6321]

It barely left my pioneer car stereo and I forget where I stole that cd

[@BrandonMelvinDrums]

Same. Got it from Hot Topic, lol.

[@thebingobros]

I haven’t had a banana in a month

[@VioIetRamirez]

AWH cool 🎉

[@symbioticJ]

Its gotta be a wall hanger by now

[@neckbone3943]

I had "the end of all things" for a year in my car without listening to it once. I was sick of all the other cds I had so I popped it in. It didn't leave the cd player for the next year. Then LD50 came into my life. Life changing.

[@gabemclaughlin4171]

I couldn't imagine mudvayne without Martini on bass

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Ber Ber Ding Ber Ber Ding

[@christopherfidler3019]

I picked up the bass guitar because of Ryan. 19 years later my main is a Dingwall Combustion 5 and I own 5 Jazz Basses and a Jaguar.

[@dorgsan]

Too bad the video never mentioned his innovative style and influence

[@christopherfidler3019]

​@@dorgsan He is one of the best Thumb players I have ever seen. I am pretty sure he helped Greg lay down Guitar Tracks on L.D 50 as well. I can't believe Warwick never made him a Signature bass. He spent years repping that company and doing camps.

[@jesseprusa8119]

I also picked up the bass because of Ryan. That man gets 0 credit. And that's just sad.

[@pistonhedd]

I remember this era well. KoRn, SlipKnoT, Limp Biz, Mudvayne etc. 'Dig' was popular on MTV2 along w/ Freak on a Leash, Wait & Bleed, Break Stuff etc 🤘😎

[@abellabarbie]

I still can't believe it was so long ago.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

@@abellabarbie feels like yesterday

[@Liquid_Mike]

Literally the best time to be a middle school kid getting into your own choice of music... If I could do it over again I'd choose the exact same era!!!

[@Chris-zi6ki]

LD50 is an absolute masterpiece 🔥🔥🤘🤘 it was so unique, so visceral, so chaotic, yet displayed so much musicianship, technicality and emotion as well. It’s one of those “once in a lifetime” albums that people will listen to and love for the rest of their lives. Unfortunately, Mudvayne never captured that epic creativity again. They have other solid albums, but in my opinion nothing ever came close to LD50. It’s an incredibly special album.

[@tricky48]

10000% agree... LD50 stands atop its very own pedestal. \m/

[@joshuamackey2326]

I agree

[@METALGUY125]

This is exactly how I feel about this album. It’s absolutely unique and unlike anything that has ever been made before or after. A masterpiece.

[@ZaZa-jm4jf]

They did some especially awesome stuff in their self titled album,, and I have high hopes for the new music they have promised also.

[@cptlatency428]

This was the band that got me into heavy metal, and for that they'll forever be number 1

[@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS]

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[@cptlatency428]

@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS Theres nothing to gein by replying to this comment. I'm just a shadow of a man

[@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS]

@@cptlatency428 Yooooo \m/ I got that Mudvayne white tux speech here I taped off my VCR dude! Longtime fan, seen them with Slipknot around 99. I "dig" ur Nordschleife game, it's come a long way from Gran Turismo 2 eh?!

[@cptlatency428]

@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS It's been a 1000 mile journey to find a metal head also into motorsports, that's awesome! Your really pulling the string to make me like you right now!

[@jonathanyokley]

I saw them in '99 opening for Slipknot before LD50 came out.... it was epic!

[@GarrettLoganGriffin]

Mudvayne just isn’t spoken about enough. L.D. 50 in particular. As much metal discussion content as I consume, it doesn’t come up enough. What a masterpiece that shit was. Imagine being a fan of heavy music, hearing Slipknot’s debut in ‘99, and thinking nothing is ever gonna kick your ass like that again and just blow your mind. Little did you know, a number of months later, Mudvayne says “hold my beer.” Brilliant band, man.

[@AndrewWadzinski]

Mudvayne is still to this day one of my favorite bands. I can't tell you how many times I listened to them on repeat.

[@Bubbles10181]

Before i got into deathcore/hardcore my life was slipknot, mudvayne, and cradle of filth(i would love a cof video) but mudvayne is absolutely legends.

[@nicholassimon1419]

their first album was legendary, but have they done much since? last I checked they just got slowly worse with each release but perhaps this changed after I dipped

[@mikabass]

man i remember their Australia live video of dog being their epic debut spent 4 dsys downloading it from kazaa

[@wavular]

Slayer show no mercy and hell awaits did it for me, and Celtic frost.

[@joelbugzmcgee8439]

@@wavularyeah well this is mudvaynes story, and people are commenting on that, not competing to see who had the coolest band that they listened to as a kid. I’m not even a huge mudvayne fan I liked their first album and never heard anything after but I can’t stand people doing this shit constantly

[@scottinnh88]

First there was Iron Maiden then slayer, then pantera. That’s my first list.

[@timothyvonvictory7105]

Thankyou for including a snippet of hotel California... We all needed that lol😂

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Just in case someone hasn't actually heard it 😂

[@timothyvonvictory7105]

@@RAWMUSICTV lol

[@SamuelRodriguez-n7z]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU TO DO A VIDEO ON MUDVAYNE!! THANK YOU FINALLY

[@ShyiDV]

Been waiting on this one forever. Thank you

[@synister281]

So glad you listed American Head Charge… one of the most criminally underrated bands of this era. Seen them many times live and their shows were insane

[@RobExNihilo]

I saw them six times. Some of the most fun I've ever had in pits were at AHC shows. _The Feeding_ is such a solid album. All the sets backs they had, the tragedies, and their ultimate demise, was so hard to watch unfold. They had some really strong, well deserved momentum building up there for a while. It's a shame we never got to see what more those guys could have done.

[@ghoulishgroom189]

Yeah, The Feeding was sick.

[@gentelmanjunkie542]

Bought the album because I knew exactly what LD50 meant and was an experienced psychonaut. With that chemical structure on the front I just had to have it, I thought these guys must know what's up and it was awesome, cooler than I hoped it'd be. They were just too heavy, too technical, to be very commercial unfortunately but that's why I love them.

[@JonnnyStorrrm]

Probably why they made the follow-up album much more listener friendly

[@aptone5]

Saw them at The International Ballroom in Houston in 2000 as the opening act to Ultra Spank and Slipknot Opened with Dig. Absolutely blew me away. And when they played Death Blooms, my jaw hit the floor. Greatest unknown opener I’ve ever seen.

[@iamrathercool12121]

I'm loving this mudvayne renaissance we are having. 🔥❤️🔥❤️

[@craigpatrick1]

I first found out about them opening for Slipknot on their first headlining tour in Detroit! A few years later I got to open for them on their first tour I still listen to LD50 pretty often and think a lot of good albums came out during that era it’s usually the people that only listen to metal only that talk bad about what was coming out during that time

[@jeomemo]

"it’s usually the people that only listen to metal only that talk bad about what was coming out during that time" Yeah they are Called, Metal Geeks/Dorks and no one cares about what they think

[@michaelsanchez8519]

LD50 was an album I listened to daily when I was a young man in a toxic relationship. It gave me pain and peace. Masterpiece 👌

[@crabbuckets7506]

I have this CD/DVD of L.D. 50. Would watch that on repeat back in high school 😂

[@rbeforme]

Such a great DVD. I have it too.

[@chadheydt8221]

I listened to the CD all the time and I definitely bust out my old DVD once a year and watch it❤

[@crabbuckets7506]

It's such a great combo!

[@eriklothbrok5249]

I absolutely love all of your documentaries. Please keep cranking them out 🏆😎

[@jesterr7133]

Their music is definitely what I would call and acquired taste, but if you love it then you love it. I think Chad is one of the most underrated singers out there. He has a great voice, and I don't think he gets the attention for that that he should

[@rbeforme]

Anything worth mentioning in music is seemingly an "acquired taste". That's because most people only exist to breathe through their fucking mouths.

[@kevinpohlner2840]

Imagine living with your coworkers 24/7? How any bands stay together for decades is a testament to their love of what they do. Mudvayne are legendary and their story isn't over.

[@thedarkblockagency]

Thank you for mentioning Coal Chamber ... I was shocked that you said Godhead ... Even tho you are correct w/ the mixing of more industrial fusion , I never considered them Nu-Metal tho. Mudvayne was extremely technical , I always explained them as Progressive Nu-Metal , with fusions of Jazz , Structure wise. im only 2:01 in and Im hitting the like , sub & commenting , Great work!

[@JoggerknotExclusive]

I ALWAYS APPRECIATE YOUR VIDEO CONTENT. .EVERY BAND AND VIDEO CONTENT YOU'VE UPLOAD ALL ARE MY FAVORITE BANDS..THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS UPLOADING ALL POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN ROCK BANDS...NU METAL, THRASH METAL, GROOVE METAL,HEAVY METAL ..SHOT OUT AND GOD BLESS YOU..

[@laurenceweddel1913]

F yeah finally I just saw them a couple months ago in Tx with Gwar and coal chamber they all still got it.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Kinda sad seeing Fat Chad Grey though.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Never got to see Mudvayne, but I did see Hellyeah in a small club in the UK, it was insane!

[@siloclay6193]

I was just at the age when you start experimenting with psychoactive drugs. And a not so close friend of mine used my computer to burn a few cds. He had a the mp3s, but needed my computer. One night in my teen years, I had just dosed and was looking for something to listen to when I found is stack of unmarked burt cds he left. The first cd I played was l.d.50. You can imagine the journey I was about to go on. Changed my life.

[@Aaron-rl3ik]

Bro every song is related to extreme psychedelic experiences

[@mason56933]

I would love to see one of these done on Depeche Mode. Even though they aren’t metal they were huge pioneers in the industrial world and their music has helped me just as much as metal music has.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

"Depressed Mood" often gets a pass from the metal and rocker crowd

[@evsthejedi]

I know for many it's difficult to see the connection between hoedown / bluegrass music and metal but I've always been able to see it for some reason.

[@3jason3jones3]

Saw Chad at the Mitch Lucker memorial show, and holy fuck do I wish MuDvAyNe could have played! 🤘🤘

[@philipc4353]

Another very interesting documentary. I didn't know they where in a lawsuit so that was pretty surprising. Glad that they are back together and touring again. I got to see them for the first time in 2022 when they opened for Rob Zombie.

[@BandaLosChagos]

Mudvayne will be always my favorite “numetal” band. I still owned Live in Peoria Dvd. And summer sanitarium Tour Dvd. Also bought all their discography🙌

[@abellabarbie]

I love Mudvayne. I didn't know they were not considered popular. They were definitely huge in the metal scene here in Miami. They were on the rock radio all throughout middle school for me

[@RAWMUSICTV]

They were one of those "underground" but also "successful" Nu-Metal bands. On the verge of greatness but never quite broke out. Cool you got to hear them on rock radio in school though!

[@erased84]

They are from my town. Hometown shows are WILD

[@Rookiemove23]

At the civic center 🤘🏻

[@nakitojimo2001]

Peoria? My sister was living in Mattoon. Is it far from there?

[@douglasrussell5061]

I lived in Pekin in the early 2000's, some of my freinds there are relatives, had the great pleasure of meeting the band but had not known who they were till I seen digs video which blew my mind.

[@BootsORiley]

i actually bought the Live in Peoria dvd before i ever got LD50. Hell of a concert! Some parts are actually better than and more powerful than the album!

[@WOLFanddBEAR]

@@BootsORiley I bought the DVD too, it's awesome.

[@RLogan-sl7xl]

Definitely one of the best times in music

[@FAHRENHEIT-gj4ng]

This is one of the unique bands where the guitar player was carried by the band but just good enough to not be replaced by the label. No offense to Greg.

[@caloomface]

I echo other sentiments about still having the CD to LD50 over 20 years later. I have listened to so much and enjoyed so much of the metal genres over the years, and god damn... LD50 is a powerhouse of a record I come back to year after year. They absolutely captured artistry.

[@ericcline9146]

L.d. 50 was great. Love your videos. Any hope in getting a story of one of my favorite bands of all time Nothingface? The audio guide is still on my playlist today. They were super underrated and great live. Saw them in a dump bar back in the day in hope mills NC and was a fan every since. But id love to see anything about them. Great video can't wait for more

[@rbeforme]

Nothingface is absolute crap. That's why they remain where they are: nothing.

[@EvilSkeltos]

Hell yeah Nothing-Face wouldn't leave my CD player for months back then bro.... Nobody else that I knew had any idea who they were. I forget exactly how they formed, but I do remember several members were also part of different successful bands.

[@Madvizion]

The first time I heard the bassit play I knew this band was special. The bass is easily the "background" vocalist in a band and Ryan sings!

[@OpTicRetnuH]

Saw them in concert for the first time last night after years of trying and waiting for them to get back together. Hell of a show, go see them before their next hiatus

[@Ectica]

I enjoy your content 🙂 but have to say, that song in the end of the vídeo is kick ass 🤘

[@born2bleedclothing201]

Another great doc man! 🤘 Only got to see Mudvayne once at Download after their 3rd album - awesome performance!

[@Tooldruid]

LD50 is a true masterpiece and has a magical quality to it. One of the single greatest debut's ever and not a bad song on the album. Amazing rhythm section and so creative. It had ethereal and mystical elements to it that put it in a different category. Unfortunately, they never recaptured that sound again.

[@g5johnathan]

Mudvayne is my top fav bands I starting being a metal head was I was just a baby, Mudvayne and Slipknot are one my fav band I got into that got my into hardcore metal music, glad I saw them with coal chamber at the Hordern in Sydney

[@catamountmpls]

Not a big Nu Metal fan, but saw Mudvayne at a club in Minneapolis, and they were fantastic!

[@justinlyle7831]

I met all these guys when they opened up for Slipknot at a tiny club of 500 people in Seattle 20+ years ago. Every... Single... One of these guys were cool and personable. Ryan Martine in particular acted like we'd known each other for years. 💪😎

[@calebrobinson2787]

Growing up my dad always told me stories of chad doing a few of his tattoos at im no angel tattooing in peoria. I also remember in early 2000s going to see them and watching them hangout backstage. This is and always will be my favorite band!!!

[@domanisarapeggio]

Can you just imagine Dig blasting on MTV and the radio? Damn, good times.

[@brettweir9050]

Yeah I was in middle school when LD50 came out. LD50 and Slipknot self titled album were the first CDs I bought for myself.

[@stephenm8725]

i remember seeing dig on mtv2 when it came out. don't remember hearing it on the radio though

[@crazydave951]

LD 50 is one of my favorite albums.

[@jaywhitaker1147]

When it came to metal back in the day, there was a lot of good artists like corn, slipknot, Deftones, but when it came to raw talent innovation, nobody knew their instruments better than Mudvayne, their bass player was, and still is crazy talented guy. Mudvayne was to metal like Tool is to rock.

[@apanapandottir205]

LD50 is a masterpiece IMO.

[@IsNow-iy9bs]

Cool mention of American Head Charge, great band plagued by similar things as Mudvayne. Great music but wrong time type of situation.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Used to listen to them a lot back in the 00s great band!

[@iamrathercool12121]

Any chance of a video like this about them? Their history and recent history is mad. Newest album was OK too and caused a mini resurgence before self sabotage ​@@RAWMUSICTV

[@TheJingles74]

My friend and I were the ones that gave Shawn Crahan a copy of "Kill I Outta"... Slipknots first tour ,at the Madison Theater in Peoria,he took the CD and said he wanted them on tour with Slipknot...They ended up getting the record deal too...

[@stryctn9yne13]

Ok liar, go look for your 5 minutes of fame somewhere else

[@Saundra-jq7rm]

❤Mudvayne, very nostalgic for me. Been to their shows. And I still bump their songs and LD50 today and always. I'd really love to see them back in the studio , making a new album. I'd be curious to see what these creative souls could conjure up today. You just know it would be something badass. I really like Chad too. He's so awesome in all of his interviews.

[@themythiam]

Great video as always. Any chance of a Nothingface video? 👊🏼

[@beforeilay]

YOU GOTTA DO A STAIND & SEVENDUST VIDEO NEXT!!!!!!!

[@JohnB-nq4js]

Great band. Definitely anchored by Ryan and Matt who are clearly the musical talent. The fact that the other two guys had as much success in a much worse band really makes me despise the average rock fan. Why would you ever listen to a band like hellyeah when Mudvayne or Pantera or Nothingface records exist?

[@michaelr.5676]

Just discovering these guys, can't look away!

[@j.jaguilar9770]

oh to discover them for the first time again. somethin to die for

[@rogeredwards4871]

When you watch music producers listen to Mudvayne for the 1st time it's always Ryan they react to most, his sound and playing, no effects or distortion, he's a beast, check out his newer band 'Soften The Glare'

[@ATR000]

Man, I remember trading Linkin Park album for LD50, because once I heard Dig, I was hooked. Listen to that album nonstop to the point where my CD was worn out. LD50 is still my favorite by Mudvanye, I finally got to see them last on their headlining show, man, it was everything I wanted from them. 23 years of listening to them, and wasn't disappointed one bit. Hope we get to hear music from them soon. 🤞🤞

[@gntrihg]

Love LD50. Personally always love The End of All Things to Come more. Great sophomore album

[@BootsORiley]

LD 50 is legitimately one of the greatest albums ever produced for any genre.

[@bozzy7946]

You need to do one of these videos about the end of nu metal and beginning of metalcore and hardcore. Like the bands that tried to keep it going, the ozzfest 03 second stage acts come to mind, and the introduction of killswitch engage, as I lay dying, and so on.

[@dishman4694]

This is such a sad tale of great work. Slipknot hates each other but they still did their thing. But not everyone is able to do what is needed all the time. Either way, they will live forever in memory, music and video.

[@SubArchitectDJ]

What a tragic discography after such a perfect debut album

[@jerrymiller2891]

I have never missed a mudvayne show in charlotte and never will

[@aureliobueno9944]

Remember getting home around 1:30 am after work and turn mtv2 on cause they played the good heavy stuff at night

[@chrismunoz7859]

Chimaira next pass out of existence one of if not easily top album of that time period.

[@maxpalmer3212]

Criminally underrated nu metal album

[@MrM3RJ]

Next Mayhem and Burzum please.

[@IamNothingNowhere]

Mudvayne and Slipknot took nu-metal to another level. L.D 50 is a prog masterpiece.

[@thebealers2102]

My memories of the Mudvayne pit at ozzfest are some of my favorites where Chad's voice was absolutely shredded. I couldn't imagine how painful it must have been for him to perform

[@buddykaiser2380]

I really wish they would have stuck closer to their LD50 sound on following records. They became more and more radio friendly on each following album. They never should have dropped the makeup. I really didn't vibe with their look on the second album. The whole alien thing just didn't connect with me ascetically. If they would have stayed closer to LD50s sound and look I think they would have done much better for longer than they did.

[@bophadeeznutz]

Bands evolve.. nobody wants to be a musician just to spend the next 15 years playing dig day in and day out. Your parents or grandparents probably felt the same way when the Beatles ditched the mop top haircuts..

[@buddykaiser2380]

@@bophadeeznutz sure, bands evolve...and in this case it was for the worse. Thats why the band fell apart and it's why when they came back they donned their original makeup etc. I didn't say they shouldn't experiment but they should have stuck closer to their original core sound. I will say their last album was a bit of a return to form but by then people didn't really care. There's a reason why the vast majority of people will tell you their first album is their best by far. They could have experimented while still being brutal but they chose to lighten their sound to appeal to a wider audience and that worked for a little bit but in the long run its not what the fans wanted. They don't have to make music for the fans but that also means the fans don't have to like it. Fans just stopped going to their shows as much as well as internal stuff but it mostly came down to them staying relevant.

[@reztheninja]

Yeah ld50 was badass. They pretty much turned emo 🤮

[@donaldhavasy2356]

Are you kidding? Dig was cool. But the end of all things to come is when mudvayne proved they had talent and style when it came to writing music. I guess it depends on what you like tho, I like my music more complex as I spent many years being a musician myself and whether the fans of LD50 liked it or not I understand why mudvayne became more complex and experimental. Because it’s interesting and fun.

[@buddykaiser2380]

@@donaldhavasy2356 I'd argue that LD 50 was more complex musically than any of their later stuff. They became more palettable after LD 50 imo. Thats not to say that they didn't have songs that were still a little complex but imo they wrote more simplified songs a lot more on their other albums. I will admit that I prefer bands to stay closer to their original core sound for the most part. That doesn't mean that they can't try things but overall I prefer when a band comes out heavy AF they remain that way. I did like their last album more than everything following LD 50. I felt like it was a return to their earlier sound. This is definitely my problem. I guess I don't like too much change lol.

[@BrandonMelvinDrums]

LD.50 was my first metal album.

[@JohnWilliams-pn7ft]

Saw them in a small club right after LD50 came out. Hung out with them afterwards. Everyone was cool, no rock star ego at that time at least.

[@million_smiles_disc]

Don’t really listen to the nu metal stuff anymore. But if I do some mudvayne is a favorite. Each guy in the band is super talented. Def better than almost anyone else in the genre.

[@machstem6390]

Iv always loved them. They have an amazingly underrated drummer and bassist.

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Don't forget, Hellyeah also had the then current Bassist for Nothinface who was former Danzig Bassist. Dude was an embarrassment and got drunk at the first album release party, threatened Vinny Paul, and got kicked out of Hellyeah and Nothingface all at the same time. If you like Mudvayne, you'll like Nothingface. Check em out. Always wanted them to get back together, but sadly the lead singer Matt Holt died in 2017. Dude had all the talent and is very similar to Chad Grey with vocals, maybe even a bit better at doing what Chad Grey did.

[@mariorubio7291]

No Fear Factory reference on the industrial edge?

[@RAWMUSICTV]

They will get their own Doc soon :)

[@NicholasMisiak618]

Those were the best underground nu-metal bands you could come up with?? 😆😅😂 Go check out the album "Gently Unraveling", by .click. That one combines the best elements from every one of these artists you mentioned...Or check out "A Cold Breathe Of What It Takes", by Syx. Or how about "Draw The Line", by Endface or "Dylate", by Etched In Red. What about bands like Prozak Staple, Fear The Clown, 8 Degrees, Vacant Stare, [Feik], Coilbox, Stepa, Pressure 4-5, Design19, Gridlokt, Centox, Ultraspank, No One, Relative Ash, No December, Boiler Room, Flybanger, Pulse Ultra, or even higher-tiered ones like Nothingface, Flaw, IL Nino, Spineshank, 40 Below Summer, Dry Kill Logic, Sunk Loto, Lifer, Blindspott, Taproot, Cold, etc etc?? You need to do your research next time because you barely scratched the surface of nu-metal and made Mudvayne seem more relevant than they actually were in the grand scheme of things. Deftones, Korn, Mudvayne, and Slipknot were the popular ones, but there were so many underground nu-metal acts in existence in other countries even before Deftones and Korn. You guys need to stop using Wikipedia as your guide to nu-metal 😆😅😂

[@harveyblevins74]

Behind Slipknot this is the seconds band that got me in to heavy music. I remember my local cd shop had a deal 4 album cd for 29.99 and I got slipknot self titled, pantera vulgar,a random rap cd can't even remember who it was cause after one listen it never got played again and then this album LD50. Needless to say all 3 of the heavy albums got played and still do

[@jamesadamgleason9471]

Very Similar only my hip hop CD was DMX hell is hot and that shi slaps

[@Ryo7_7]

The golden age of alternative/nut metal. Glorious times.

[@DerkSpringer]

I know mudvayne wasnt as popular as many of the nu-metal bands at the time but to be honest I think their staying power is way greater than that of bands like Limp, Korn, and even static-X.

[@offgridmatt]

I caught them on the second stage during that Ozzfest tour in the 90's. It was at the Gorge.

[@cindybecerra9052]

Nice closing line. 👏

[@TheSilverGate]

I like the volume levels of your channel, my cell has super low volume

[@ChrisBarnette-zk8iy]

From the topics to the research to that voice What a great channel on KZbin Best of luck to all you do..and keep them coming. More Deftones , please..

[@WadeMaster789]

I always thought Pharmecopia was one of their most sonically and structurally intelligent tracks they ever did. B Side beauty. 👍

[@michaelvalleau3172]

LD50 one of the greatest albums. Some of the greatest bass lines. Soundtrack of my youth

[@Scottocaster6668]

I always thought their makeup was pretty cool after seeing the video for Dig. Not bad for a band, had a cool sound and the vocals are distinct.

[@Stefan979-]

Poor man's Gorgoroth? Slapnuts for grown-ups? I feel like they're more of an Alt Metal band. But what do I know. Another bloody banger of a vid.

[@robwalsh9843]

While I'm not really a fan of Mudvayne, I really enjoy Soften the Glare, Ryan Martini's instrumental fusion band. I have to drive a lot for my work and its been my soundtrack for long morning drives.

[@poorbrokeguitarist]

Funny I bought LD 50 when it came out right after hearing Dig. I knew what LD 50 stood for at that time. That is one of the reasons I bought the album. I figured these guys might havemore intelligence than Korn and Limp Bizkit and be more in line with Tool. The album is solid and did not disappoint.

[@bradmoberly6164]

Hell yeah and Mudvayne rocks!!!!!

[@Wr0zen]

No mention of their 2009 album at all?? It's some of their best work! This doc seems slapped together

[@RAWMUSICTV]

It's not a documentary about albums grandma.

[@ryandavis4247]

Luv da channel 🤘

[@richardlong9877]

Update as of 2024: Mudvayne is once again one of the most popular metal acts on the planet.

[@jeomemo]

Its F'd up when one of your supposed fans sues your band and not the venue, but then again she probably tried to sue the venue but couldn't because of the Exculpatory clauses when you purchase the ticket and decided to go after the bands.

[@jays.1965]

2:50 inspiring bro.

[@undrtow0515]

Killer doc.

[@metalheaddiecast83]

You should do one based "rise and fall" of black metal music or where did hardcore metal music go!

[@jermhanson13]

I was Kudd for Halloween in 2000 when I was a senior in high school 🤘