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- Original Release Date: 12 April 2005
- Format - Music: MP3
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- Also available in CD Format
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| Song Title | Time | Price | |||
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| Play | 1. Determined (Clean Version) | 2:41 | £0.59 | ||
| Play | 2. Pushing Through (Clean Version) | 3:28 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 3. Happy? (Clean Version) | 3:36 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 4. IMN (Clean Version) | 5:52 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 5. Fall Into Sleep | 3:51 | £0.69 | ||
| Play | 6. Rain.Sun.Gone (Clean Version) | 4:36 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 7. Choices | 8:05 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 8. Forget To Remember | 3:35 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 9. TV Radio | 3:26 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 10. Just (Clean Version) | 3:00 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 11. All That You Are | 6:11 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 12. Pulling the String | 5:05 | £0.89 |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was so excited when i returned home to find an envelope waiting for me , as soon as i opened it and saw it was this album i knew i wouldn't be disappointed .. This album is pure amazing ! From Track 1 ~ 12 It pulls you in, Not one song on this album is bad, If you love Mudvayne buy this album, If you like metal buy this album , Or even if you're after something different, I guarantee you won't be disappointed with this album
I love it ! I love Mudvayne <3 x
I love it ! I love Mudvayne <3 x
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Lost and Found, Mudvayne's third studio album saw the band move further away from the experimental groundwork laid on LD. 50 and towards a more traditional, commercial sound. The album featured the huge single `Happy?' and gained the band a whole new audience.
The album is of an undeniable high quality; with a better production job, more polish, improved singing from Chad and a bunch of well thought out enjoyable songs. It is important to note however that the album did bring about a change in the band's style, with a lot more radio friendly moments, a different and more simplistic approach to song structures and more direct lyrics.
Songs like `IMN,' and `Rain.Sun.Gone,' are perfect examples of what Mudvayne do best, and they now sit alongside cleaner, more commercial songs like `Fall into Sleep,' `TV Radio,' and `Forget To Remember,' which seem aimed at a different audience entirely. Luckily for fans, although the style is different than they had come to expect, for the most part the quality had not declined at all.
Opener `Determined,' is a fantastic song, retaining all the fire and energy that made the band's previous two albums so great, heavy and fast but still very unusual and creative, with particularly impressive drumming. `Just,' is similarly enjoyable and impressive and also captures the style of The End of All Things To Come.
Other highlights include `Pushing Through This,' which is probably the heaviest song on the album, and seems to show off the band's groove metal influence more than any other song in their catalogue, while still retaining their bass pops, awkward riffs and Chad's trademark vocal style.
For older fans, Lost and Found may be initially off putting but repeat listens will reveal more highlights than flaws. A feeling that this album is a serious departure or that the mid album tracks are dull and uninteresting is a perfectly understandable first impression, but its worth sticking with the album to understand the quality of the material even if you disagree with choices the band have made.
It is unfair to label this album as a `sell out,' and while it may not be the single greatest thing they've ever done, it is an excellent record that every Mudvayne fan should give a chance, especially for `Determind,' and `Just.'
The album is of an undeniable high quality; with a better production job, more polish, improved singing from Chad and a bunch of well thought out enjoyable songs. It is important to note however that the album did bring about a change in the band's style, with a lot more radio friendly moments, a different and more simplistic approach to song structures and more direct lyrics.
Songs like `IMN,' and `Rain.Sun.Gone,' are perfect examples of what Mudvayne do best, and they now sit alongside cleaner, more commercial songs like `Fall into Sleep,' `TV Radio,' and `Forget To Remember,' which seem aimed at a different audience entirely. Luckily for fans, although the style is different than they had come to expect, for the most part the quality had not declined at all.
Opener `Determined,' is a fantastic song, retaining all the fire and energy that made the band's previous two albums so great, heavy and fast but still very unusual and creative, with particularly impressive drumming. `Just,' is similarly enjoyable and impressive and also captures the style of The End of All Things To Come.
Other highlights include `Pushing Through This,' which is probably the heaviest song on the album, and seems to show off the band's groove metal influence more than any other song in their catalogue, while still retaining their bass pops, awkward riffs and Chad's trademark vocal style.
For older fans, Lost and Found may be initially off putting but repeat listens will reveal more highlights than flaws. A feeling that this album is a serious departure or that the mid album tracks are dull and uninteresting is a perfectly understandable first impression, but its worth sticking with the album to understand the quality of the material even if you disagree with choices the band have made.
It is unfair to label this album as a `sell out,' and while it may not be the single greatest thing they've ever done, it is an excellent record that every Mudvayne fan should give a chance, especially for `Determind,' and `Just.'
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Like American Head Charge and Mushroomhead, Mudvayne have always been wrongely tarred with the nu-metal brush. The third real offering from the band, whilst differing from LD.50 & The End of All things to Come, is still recognisably Mudvayne. Gone however, is the math-metal spasticity of the previous albums. This is not to say Mudvayne are now purveyors of a nu-metal sound. It is more of a compromise and hell, even the most uncompromising bands do it, just listen to the Dillinger Escape Plans latest opus! This is not to say that these are not great albums. Lost and Found is a slow burner of a record, but then all great records are. If I wrote this review in two weeks time I would undoubtably give it 5 out of 5. Rolling drums, multi-layer vocals, pumping bass and more guitar effects then you ever thought existed. This is a beautifully crafted record from an immense band who are a credit to modern metal. Give this record a chance. You will learn to love it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
ITS REMAINED GOOD
AT FIRST I KINDA THOUGHT IT WAS'NT AS GOOD AS END OF,BUT THINKING ABOUT IT THE THOUGHT OF NOT KNOWING THESE SONGS WOULD BE TERRIBLE. Read more
Published on 17 Mar 2008 by Beverley Burton
An Underated album by a great band
I agree 100% with what A Customer said this album is great from start to finish a few slow songs but the guy really have done well with must here tracks like fall into sleep and... Read more
Published on 29 Jan 2008 by -stu-
Matured
To tell the truth, after listening to their the end of things to come album, i was not very impressed. Read more
Published on 12 Oct 2007 by Jasper Wong
So worth it
I only heard of this band from a mate and as soon as i heard a couple of songs i bought all the albums and this one like the others is pure metal and is a must for those who want a... Read more
Published on 4 April 2007 by Mrs. A. M. Rees
extremely gratifying
mudvayne are a band that dazzle and frustrate in equal measures,part system of a down,part korn,sometimes they even sound like the kings slipknot but then they can sound a bit too... Read more
Published on 5 Jun 2006 by sean paul mccann
The blueprints have been made!
Metal seems to be the worst genre in the world for churning out bands that start off with originallity and huge amounts of promise and then ... Read more
Published on 29 May 2006 by Mr. S. J. Robson
content inside
i love this album(lost and found) it is really rage going and heavy. it pleases me inside when i fall asleep to it at night. i love chads vioce and he was great at ozzfest. Read more
Published on 16 Sep 2005 by "skitzofrenickid"
Brilliant.. A work of art
When I first saw the video of 'Happy?' (the first single off 'lost and found') I was dissapointed. I felt like they had lost all the power and mania they had and turned it into a... Read more
Published on 27 Jun 2005 by Alec de Sausmarez
Awesome stuff
I'm a fairly new fan of Mudvayne. I started listened a little while ago after I heard "Not Falling" from "The End of All Things to Come". Read more
Published on 11 May 2005
simply great
Well, it's one of the best nu metal albums at the moment, if not the best. This is simply the best mix between L.D. Read more
Published on 13 April 2005 by "micmicman"
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