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Reviews 6
Approval 93%
Soundoffs 54
Album Ratings 680
Objectivity 65%
Last Active 01-05-23 12:08 am
Joined 04-20-18
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| Mushroomhead Ranked
Got to see Mushroomhead live for the first time at the Static-X - Rise of the Machines Tour. One helluva show by all bands present. Really loved Mushroomhead’s energy and setlist. Go out and see this tour. A ranking of Mushroomhead’s (major label) albums follows. | | 6 |  | Mushroomhead
Beautiful Stories For Ugly Children
Sorry - one album has to fall at the end. Most consider this to be a low point...but I do not fully agree. Though not as good, BSfUC seemed to be a natural progression from Savior Sorrow – and I appreciated the progression. Also, the interplay of Jeffrey Nothing and Waylon Reavis has some great moments on this album. | | 5 |  | Mushroomhead
The Righteous & The Butterfly
This album sees J Mann brought back into the mix, while maintaining the 2-pronged (Nothing, Reavis) vocal attack used in Savior Sorrow and BSfUC. Unfortunately, Waylon Reavis gets truly lost in the mix. Ultimately, this is an attempted return to form (2003 XIII form to be specific), but doesn't fully make it there. | | 4 |  | Mushroomhead
XX
Culls the best tracks from primarily Superbuick and M3 into a stand-alone, kick-ass album. Their most nu-metal offering. | | 3 |  | Mushroomhead
Savior Sorrow
Savior Sorrow puts it into a new gear – losing J Mann’s crushing vocals, but pulling in Waylon Reavis who contributes both strong cleans and harsh vocals. Also, this is a big change from XIII, and I personally prefer forward progression in albums. | | 2 |  | Mushroomhead
XIII
A strong showing - all the way through. It took their established formula up to XX and maximized it. This album contains strong instrumentals (including great synths work) and the best vocal pairings by J Mann and Jeffrey Nothing. | | 1 |  | Mushroomhead
A Wonderful Life
This album is a huge progressive step away from their mold. – with several more experimental, atmospheric tracks and an improved multi-vocalist attack. J Mann continues to bring his deep growl and rapped vocals to the mix, and the new vocalist, Mr. Raukhorst, contributes some great cleans. The real game changer and stand out is Ms. Jackie (Jackie LaPonza of the bands Jackie and Unsaid Fate) – both vocally and stylistically in the videos. Also, really dig the FNM vibes throughout. | |
Assemblage
03.18.23 | I've been thinking about a Mushroomhead ranking but it'd be pretty different from this, but not too far off either lol. Hey, what was the MRH lineup when you were there? JMann and no Jackie? | JDubb
03.18.23 | No J Mann - he is on hiatus. And no Jackie - I think she left the band. It was Raukhorst on cleans and Scott Beck (of Ventana) on harsh/rapped vocals. Both really brought a ton of energy and nailed it. Scott Beck is a force. I don’t think their touring lineup includes many of the founding members, except Steve Felton (drummer). | JDubb
03.18.23 | Someone bootlegged/videoed their whole show on 3/10. Check it out. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S6jHvzAXA_g | Assemblage
03.19.23 | Yeah I was thinking something similar considering some comments I've seen on other vids online. I will for sure check out the show, I just recently got out of a MRH kick from their older songs and live vids. |
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