The New Game EXPLICIT LYRICS Mudvayne

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  • Release Date: 11/18/2008
  • Sales Rank: 97,616
  • Label: EPIC
  • UPC: 886970129510

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The New Game

1LISTENFish out of Water 3:30
2LISTENDo What You Do 3:36
3LISTENA New Game 5:03
4LISTENHave It Your Way 3:45
5LISTENA Cinderella Story 4:39
6LISTENThe Hate in Me 3:22
7LISTENScarlet Letters 3:55
8LISTENDull Boy 4:13
9LISTENSame Ol' 4:49
10LISTENNever Enough 3:38
11LISTENWe the People 3:07

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Editorial Reviews

After toning down the Slipknot/Mushroomhead theatrics for 2005's Lost and Found, Mudvayne vocalist Chad Gray recorded an album with modern metal (almost) "supergroup" Hellyeah. The latter outfit's predilection for basic, rib-cracking hard rock pops up occasionally throughout 2008's The New Game like a gin blossom, interrupting sonic blasts of math-tinged nu metal with furious Motörhead-meets-Alice in Chains mayhem. The problem is, Mudvayne's own predilection for predictable loud/soft/loud set pieces, forgettable melodies, and over-reliance on words like "sorrow," "rage," "abused," "disease," "nightmares," and "beatings" keeps things from ever leaving the tarmac. With a winning opener (the familiar but nonetheless brutal "Fish Out of Water") and a handful of other keepers (including "A New Game" and the surprisingly subtle "Never Enough"), fans looking for a repeat of L.D. 50, Beginning of All Things to End, End of All Things to Come, and Lost and Found will be more than pleased, but those looking for actual growth would be better off cleaning out their refrigerators. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

Customer Reviews

one very awesome album by one very awesome bandby InsaneCrazedJuggalo

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February 03, 2009: i love mudvane i own all of their cds they are the best of the best they are talented melodic awesome they are one very intelligent metal band im glad they got a record deal i love mudvayne i sure hope they do not break up in the near future they are the best of the best

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one very good album mudvayne has made another hit album!!!!!!by MushRoomHeadfan101

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November 22, 2008: this band is very amazing but why does everybody have to think this band is very lame when they are nowhere near lame mudvayne is the best of the best

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