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Superbuick

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Mushroomhead's second local release from 1996, originally available only at shows and at CD stores in their local hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. Now available to you no matter where you live. Contains songs such as Bwomp, These Filthy Hands, Chancre Sore, and Never Let It Go, which were all remixed for their first national release "XX".

Tracklisting:
1. Bwomp
2. Never Let It Go
3. These Filthy Hands
4. The Wrist
5. Chancre Sore
6. Flattened
7. Big Brother
8. Idle Worship
9. Fear Held Dear
10. Unintended
11. Bwomp

but you can get it cheaper on Mushroomheads official store for alot less it is outrageous to jack up prices on a cd cds should never go over $20


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that is their official website plus amazon isnt selling thier M3 cd or their REMIX cd and people..there is a 6th album coming out this year so be on the lookout!!!

This is in my opinion as good as Mushroomhead ever sounded. This was a much different band than the one we see today, Sounds alot like Angel Dust era Faith No More, but with a creepy industrial feel. I dont know if its worth paying 40.00 dollars for, but this is a great album with an interesting atmosphere.

Great album I picked up at one of their shows. You can pic these rare albums up at the bands website. Great album, awesome riffs and some extreme costumes.

THIS IS A GREAT CD, IF YOU'RE A FAN OF MUSHROOMHEAD - THIS IS A MUST.

This is perhaps the best of Mushroomhead's work.

Sadly the prices here are outragous. The cd isn't manufactured anymore but that doesn't mean it should cost $60 new or $30 used when I found my own copy on ebay brand new and unopened for $25.

Paying $60 for a cd this old, regardless of it being in production or not is just not worth it. For $60 you can buy a new video game and get way more use out of it. As for me, I've got my own copy but I'm looking for another one for my friend, and if it means paying anything over $25 then it's just not worth it. Do the math.

If your even a big MRH fan like myself, your better off buying the songs digitally then to spend $30-60 on a decade old cd, which will one day be re-re-released yet agian.