Crazy Town - The Gift of Game
Facts
| Artist(s) | Crazy Town |
| Studio | Sony |
| Release Date | November 9, 1999 |
| UPC Code | 074646365427 |
| Buy this item | $9.99 at Amazon.com As of Jan 9 6:00 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, Explicit Lyrics |
About Crazy Town - The Gift of Game
From Run-D.M.C.'s unlikely courtship of Aerosmith to Anthrax's union with Public Enemy, seemingly polar opposites have spawned a whole musical genre popularized by the likes of Korn, Limp Bizkit, and Kid Rock. Crazy Town's The Gift of the Game neatly slots into the rap-rock category. They obviously carry some clout, amassing an impressive guest roster for a debut album, including godfathers of the scene Red Hot Chili Peppers on stand-out track "Butterfly" and KRS-One on the storming "B-Boy 2000." As debut albums go, this is about as accomplished and cocksure as you get. --Helen Marquis Amazon.com
Tracks
- Toxic
- Think Fast
- Darkside
- Black Cloud
- Butterfly
- Only When I'm Drunk - Crazy Town, Smith, Ricardo
- Hollywood Babylon
- Face the Music
- Lollipop Porn
- Revolving Door
- Players (Only Love You When They're Playing)
- B-Boy 2000
- Outro: WWW.Crazytown.Com - Crazy Town,
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User Reviews
Average user review:| Save your money |
I thought I would write this review in case you thought about buying this album. I bought it because I REALLY loved the song "Black Cloud" that a friend let me listen to. I didn't care either for or against "Butterfly" as it had enough of its own radio play.
Unfortunately however, after listening to the other songs on this album you will quickly discover that it is uninspired garbage and filler. It's pretty bad. It is obvious this album was rushed in order to sell simply because the band came out with a hit song.
Hopefully my review will allow someone to save some money for something more worthy of it.
Thanks November 25, 2008
| The Secret of "Butterfly" that no one knew..... |
The awesome little bass line combo with the guitar stylings of the song sounds awesome right? One has to admit the rapping is EXTREMELY sub-par. We all know that's not why this song got popular. The first time I heard this song, I thought the groove was great and that it was just a plain well put together song with two good parts weaved together that worked perfectly: guitar and bass. It sounded really talented.
Here's the truth:
THIS SONG IS A COMPLETE COPY FROM A PART OF A RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS SONG.
That's right. Crazy Town COMPLETELY lifted the Bass and guitar part from the song "Pretty Little Ditty" by RHCP which can be found on Mother's Milk. There is only 1 note difference (I believe the rule of plagiarism is 3-5 words before it becomes stealing another's ideas) You can even hear the exact rip off from the 30 second snippet on ITunes. Go ahead! Listen to it! Look up the album "Mother's Milk" by RHCP and then the song "Pretty Little Ditty" I'm very angry that Crazy Town made so much money on a song that was based on all-out theft of talented musicians.
I had a feeling that that "crazy" bassline could only have been concocted by Flea and that only John Frusciante can create such a simplistic but heartfelt guitar part. This theft only describes the state of music today. Too bad.....Find your own talent you frauds!!!! February 23, 2007
| Excellent |
| Its not even metal |
RIP Crazytown (2001-2001) April 1, 2006
| the spice girls of nu-metal |
Bottom line is this is a complete waste. I hate rap but Id rather listen to real rap than sink so low that i would listen to this crap. February 25, 2006
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