Lost And Found - Mudvayne
  • Band Name: Mudvayne
  • Record Label: Sony
  • Release Date: Apr 12, 2005
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  • Summary: The nu-metal quartet have ditched their makeup and alien nicknames for this third album, produced with Dave Fortman.
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 6
  2. Negative: 1 out of 6
  1. Weaving crystallized melodies into their signature rage clusters, the metalheads dip a toe in clearer waters without losing any of the grime. [29 Apr 2005, p.147]
  2. Ultimately Mudvayne gets lost between thrash and diluted Slipknot devotion.
  3. Lost and Found is ultimately a pointless album, one that might have sold well six years ago, but comes across as drab and hopelessly passé today.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 31 out of 36
  2. Negative: 4 out of 36
  1. PatrikD.
    10
    this album rocks, the score on here says nothing a metalhead does know when an album is good a this is brilliant, these guys sure can play not like the most of the artist on first position here 100% Expand
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  2. AnthonyL
    5
    Sadly, I love Mudvayne, but this is what happens when they get on a major label that tells them they need radio play. What I mean is they alienate everyone. Thier old fans (like myself) feel very disappointed by lyrics and chords that all sound like they were made in about an hour in a studio with the sole propose of trying to get radio play, and new fans really can't jump on because their seen as too "metal" for most people. I am NOT dissing slower more musical songs by metal bands, I loved some of their content on the End of All Things to Come album and respect a band that can change its tone, and that would have been great if they did it wholeheartedly for themselves. What they have given us now though just SOUNDS like a copout to get on the "mainstream" and get radio play, the lyrics sound like they came up with them an hour before recording. Expand
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  3. [Anonymous]
    2
    Mudvayne isn't real metal, it's pretend metal. It's like Monopoly money vs real money, or tofu vs real meat. The difference between this and N'Sync is marginal, and no fan of actual heavy music would find any of their songs worth listening to Expand
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