Self Inflicted

Project: Deadman | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (July 13, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Msc Music Ent.
• ASIN: B0002IQAQI
• Also Available in: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #164,561 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist

Consisting of members Mike E. Clark and Prozak, Project: Deadman is a super-group formed in 2003 from the Detroit area. Mike E. Clark’s legendary production skills have garnered him multiple gold and platinum success, producing artists like KID-ROCK, GEORGE CLINTON, PRIMAL SCREAM, and INSANE CLOWN POSSE. Clark also heads Detroit-based indie label B4 Records, and Edge One Studios. Rapper PROZAK’s acidic tongue has gotten him labeled the "Stephen King of Rap" by Murder Dog magazine, he’s been in the Midwest underground rap scene for years recording, marketing, and performing with his former group BEDLAM.

"Self Inflicted" contains 17 insanity-laden tracks drifting from industrial political screams, to slamming bass filled rhymes, along with ghostly morbid melody's, this rock/rap duo are sure to catch a wide variety of followers.

The album features special guest appearances by the Kansas City King TECH N9NE, Flint, Michigan's BREED, and THE DAYTON FAMILY, as well as Detroit's own KING GORDY.

Product Description

WE ARE...we are the way one feels when identifying a loved one's badly decomposed body. we are the grave markers scattered across the highways and backroads of the country. we are the people you feel watching you in an empty room. we are the equal and opposite reaction. we are the voice you thought called your name when you were home alone. we are responsible for the realization that life's one guarantee is death. we are the mirror's reflection in a pitch black room. we are the unexplained images captured on your roll of film. we are the shadowy figures behind the curtain in the attic window. we are the blood stains left behind at every crime scene and the fresh ink drying on every suicide letter. we are...PROJECT:DEADMAN

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Horrorcore Classik!, July 14, 2004

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Neil (East Lansing, MI) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Self Inflicted (Audio CD)

Where to begin? The fusion of metal and rap on this CD is flawless. The opening track (following the intro) really gets you fired up, for the lack of a better term. I was yelling the chorus along with it before I even listened to the whole song once. The guest spots are excellent, especially "Body Bag" w/The Dayton Family. The second half of the album gets even better. Lost Breath, No Rest For The Wicked, Poison, and Time To Go could all be my favorite tracks (along with Corporate Lies). Everyone has a unique beat with a killer chorus (especially No Rest...). Ultimately, I can't find a fault with the whole album. It's really refreshing after getting off the wicked rap genre for a good 3-4 years. The only drawback I thought was that there weren't many humorous tracks, skits, or segments on the album; that's something I usually find quite refreshing...but realisitically it's not something that would fit in on the album. Self Inflicted is exactly what it claims to be - The Wickedest Record You've heard in some time.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Self Inflicted skull crushing., July 21, 2004

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amishrevolution (Murda Glove) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Self Inflicted (Audio CD)

I've been a fan of Bedlam for years. I had the chance to see them live and I was just blown away by how INTENSE Prozak and Madness we're. These two have 4 full length LPs as Bedlam. Prozak originally was slated to release "Self Inflicted" under his own name at Wickedstock 4, the release was pushed back and the group was donned Project Deadman, bringing in Mike E. Clark as the producer.

This album is not anything like ICP, its more intense. Overall the tracks themselves are just hard hitting, the vocals are intense. The album is good, very good. I'm definately behind Prozak all the way. He's a badass, plain and simple.

The best tracks have to be Body Bag, with the Dayton Family, which is just a suprisingly fresh track. The second best would have to be Access Denied with Tech N9ne.

I gave this 4 out of 5, just because in my opinion it just isn't as good as the work Prozak did as Bedlam.

This CD is worth having, PDM4L.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars PDM 4 LIFE, July 15, 2004

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CJ (Tucson,Arizona) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Self Inflicted (Audio CD)

well i got the cd today(7-13-04) and i gotta say it blew me away...this is the best album i've heard in along time..this will stay in my cd player for awhile hell maybe even 4ever...body bag is my fav song..all i gotta say is prozak+mec=genius! from 10 to 1...1 being the lowest,10 being the highest i give this cd a perfect 10 stright up...out of all the albums i have reviewed this is the only one i gave a 10 this is the BEST album!