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Bring the Pain
Mindless Self Indulgence basically destroys a classic Method Man track with schizophrenic delivery and aggressive production values. It's likely that some people will file both of these songs under "noise" but I really enjoy the MSI cover because frontman Jimmy Urine's completely insane vocalizations add a sense of graphic violence to the song that the orginal sorely lacked.
- Dave, Ann Arbor, United States, 06.02.2006
Mindless Self Indulgence
1999 |
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Method Man
1994 |
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Comments about Bring the Pain:
not a fan of rap to begin with, I must say that I do not at all like Method Man's song. That being said, MSI rocked that song and it's one of my favorite MSI songs to listen to. Jimmy shows a wide range of vocal ability and just takes it over the edge. And the music is perfectly fitting. It's all about the delivery.
- Maha, Westlake, United States, 21.06.2008 |
not a fan of rap to begin with, I must say that I do not at all like Method Man's song. That being said, MSI rocked that song and it's one of my favorite MSI songs to listen to. Jimmy shows a wide range of vocal ability and just takes it over the edge. And the music is perfectly fitting. It's all about the delivery.
- Maha, Westlake, United States, 21.06.2008 |
not a fan of rap to begin with, I must say that I do not at all like Method Man's song. That being said, MSI rocked that song and it's one of my favorite MSI songs to listen to. Jimmy shows a wide range of vocal ability and just takes it over the edge. And the music is perfectly fitting. It's all about the delivery.
- Maha, Westlake, United States, 21.06.2008 |
i don't know what you say guys but msi were,are and they'll be the best!cause-yeah,damn-they ROCK!!!
- Helen, korinth, Greece, 03.11.2007 |
And other little boys need not be so touchy about somebody saying "the n word" when for one, it's in music... It's like a reverse ode to the infamous killing of "whitey." So what? It's music. It's at times made to stir violence and chaos within our minds which is necessary for the peaceful side to retain their boundaries. Secondly, it IS a cover. Though I choose not to listen to this song around some of my friends that may not approve, most of them with any musical taste or appreciation will realize that it IS just a song (going back to one here) and shouldn't be taken like a lil Biyaaaaaa.... But w/e.... Oh and third, smoke a bliz and get over it.
- P. White, Atlanta, United States, 23.10.2007 |
And other little boys need not be so touchy about somebody saying "the n word" when for one, it's in music... It's like a reverse ode to the infamous killing of "whitey." So what? It's music. It's at times made to stir violence and chaos within our minds which is necessary for the peaceful side to retain their boundaries. Secondly, it IS a cover. Though I choose not to listen to this song around some of my friends that may not approve, most of them with any musical taste or appreciation will realize that it IS just a song (going back to one here) and shouldn't be taken like a lil Biyaaaaaa.... But w/e.... Oh and third, smoke a bliz and get over it.
- P. White, Atlanta, United States, 23.10.2007 |
MSI cranks this song, the beats back them vocals up
- mike white, , New Zealand, 12.09.2007 |
Little white boys need to watch their mouths when they so freely toss out the n-word. Even if it is a cover.
- Ryan, Chicago, United States, 08.05.2007 |
Method Man definitly. Cause it got depth while the other just have a marketing plan.
- jm, Paris, France, 06.05.2007 |
Method Man definitly. Cause it got depth while the other just have a marketing plan.
- jm, Paris, France, 06.05.2007 |
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