Impending Evil n/a A standalone single released during Fright Fest 2013. A shorter and different version titled Embarrassed (Dirty Dirty Mix) appeared on Twiztid’s 2014 mixtape 4 Tha Fam Volume 2. The flip side contained Down With Us (Angelspit Remix).
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Embarrassed Red Vinyl Series Volume 1 An exclusive single released on vinyl. Also later appeared on the Embarrassed vinyl single, named Red Vinyl Series Volume 1. Clark took these verses and made his own remix on Twiztid’s 2014 mixtape 4 Tha Fam Volume 2.ĭown With Us (Angelspit Remix) A New Nightmare & Red Vinyl Series Volume 1 A bonus track exclusive to the iTunes digital version of the EP. As the original, but added verses by Anybody Killa and Aqualeo. Monstrosity (Angelspit Remix) A New Nightmare A bonus track exclusive to the physical national release of the EP. A slight cover of the Rick Ross song Super High. SONG RELEASE DETAILS LINK How I Live (Super High Remix) A New Nightmare A bonus track exclusive to the Soundcloud version of the EP. Get Geeked is the only song from this EP to be rereleased anywhere else. It contained two new songs by ICP, two new songs by Twiztid, and two new songs featuring both artists. Never Get It Outta Me American Psycho American Psycho was a tour exclusive EP released during the ICP and Twiztid tour in 2011. No Where American Psycho American Psycho was a tour exclusive EP released during the ICP and Twiztid tour in 2011. SONG RELEASE DETAILS Annihilating Life n/a The standalone exclusive single to New Years Evil 4. Similar to Fright Fest 2003 EP’s song Sweet Tooth, this track only features Twiztid on the chorus. The R.O.C., Blaze Ya Dead Homie, and JD have featured verses. In the Dark and Need Some Help off this EP are the only songs to be released elsewhere.īag Snatchin’ Fright Fest 2005 EP Exclusive to the tour EP. It’s Halloween Fright Fest 2005 EP The intro track to the 2005 Fright Fest EP, which was exclusive to the tour. Insane Clown Posse and Anybody Killa’s tracks are the only ones to be released elsewhere. Anybody Killa, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, and Insane Clown Posse also recorded new songs for the release. SONG RELEASE DETAILS LINK Whatever It Takes Gathering 2005 EP Exclusive to the EP given away at the 2005 Gathering. High on Halloween Fright Fest 2003 EP This song features Anybody Killa and Blaze Ya Dead Homie, and contains a conversation during the end. Sweet Tooth Fright Fest 2003 EP This song features Blaze Ya Dead Homie, JD, and The R.O.C. Pimples on Ya Pumpkin Fright Fest 2003 EP This song features Anybody Killa and The R.O.C. The song Wake Up off this EP is the only track to be released elsewhere. SONG RELEASE DETAILS LINK Welcome Fright Fest 2003 EP The intro track to the Fright Fest 2003 EP, which was sold on tour only. This version has slightly different music and an extra verse by Twiztid, in place of Esham. The World Is Hell (Original Version) n/a The final version appeared on The Green Book. Purple Show Theme The Purple Show The theme song to Twiztid’s The Purple Show. This was during Twiztid’s time of creating Majik Records.Ī remixed version with drastically changed music appeared as the last track of Cryptic Collection 3. SONG RELEASE DETAILS LINK Wrong Wit Me n/a A standalone online single, basically a Jamie Madrox solo track.
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This is a serious step up from their previous album, the inconsistent Independent's Day, and an obvious favorite for those who like their Psychopathic releases to be less street, more theatrical.Twiztid Discography rapidshare megaupload hotfile, Twiztid Discography via torrent download, Twiztid Discography full free download, Twiztid Discography rar Zip.ĭISCOGRAPHY This is the official discography of Twiztid.
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which stands for "Wish I Could Kill Every Day" - are the same old comfortable rock-rap fans have craved for years, held together by a solid movie concept featuring dramatic interludes and back cover credits laid out in the style of a movie poster. The party number "Whoop-Whoop" is the other shocker, although here Detroit's second most sinister rap duo is recast as a pair of party starters and the results are fun, but not as filling. After a standard-issue opener, the bloodbath called "Kill with Us" turns rap-rock on its head with a tornado of guitars swirling over pummeling drum machines, resulting in what's arguably the group's most chaotic track to date. With a decade of work now behind them, Twiztid have honed their horrorcore rap formula, but that doesn't mean they can't come up with one or two good surprises per album.
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