Rock, Metal

Primer 55 ‎– Introduction To Mayhem (1999)

2018-12-02T13:53:53Z

Primer 55 ‎– Introduction To Mayhem (1999)


1 	Loose	3:02
2 	Something Wicked This Way Comes 	0:08
3 	Supa Freak Love	3:48
4 	G's	3:37
5 	Chaos 	0:32
6 	Pigs	3:33
7 	Stain 	3:38
8 	Revolution 	1:14
9 	Set It Off	3:12
10 	Hey Bubba 	0:08
11 	Introduction To Mayhem 	3:37
12 	Dose	5:15
13 	The Big F*** You	4:19
14 	Violence 	3:17
15 	Hate 	4:22
16 	Funhouse 	0:22
17 	Tripinthehead 	4:49

Bass – Jr.
Drums – Josh McLane
Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals – Bobby Burns
Vocals [Lead] – J-Sin
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Scratches – DJ Chris Kilmore
Vocals – M.C.U.D., Rafael "Flip" Hernandez, Mark Harrington
Voice [Whispers] – Rob Caggiano

Fusing hip-hop with hard rock, theatrical aggression with over-the-top humor, Primer 55's Introduction to Mayhem can recall acts as diverse as Korn, Helmet, Everlast, or Insane Clown Posse. The rap side of the equation doesn't always have the ring of authenticity -- it often seems more like a pose designed for effect than the product of a lived-in culture -- but whether that's a concern for you or not, their music is undeniably hard-hitting, great for fans of alternative metal and rap-metal. ----Steve Huey, AllMusic Review

Hailing from Memphis, PRIMER 55 is one of Island/Def Jam's first forays into the rap/metal genre, and to these ears, it is a rather unspectacular one. Boasting a sound that can best be described as a heavier, more aggressive early LIMP BIZKIT, PRIMER 55 are by-the-numbers rapcore that invariably revolves around quieter, "rappy" verses and all-out, in-your-face choruses that are, for the most part, interchangeable. Credit should go out to the band for incorporating metal-tinged moshcore overtones into their songwriting (in the way of BIOHAZARD-style "dance" parts), which help distinguish PRIMER 55 from the rest of the rap/metal pack, but there simply isn't enough on the offer here to warrant further interest beyond the initial listen. The truth is, it's been done before, and done much better. ---Borivoj Krgin, blabbermouth.net

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Primer 55 – The Big Fuck You (2012)

2012-02-19T09:38:58Z

Primer 55 – The Big Fuck You (2012)


1. Loose 3:02
2. Bullshit 3:02		play
3. Supa Freak Love 3:49
4. Stain 3:29
5. Violence 5:46
6. The Big Fk You 4:17
7. Drive It 3:50
8. Release 4:27
9. G's 3:40
10. Slip Away 5:48
11. Against The Wall 4:52
12. Tripinthehead 4:36
13. Profanity (And Alot Of It) 0:16
14. Texas (Acoustic) 3:26	play
15. This Life (Acoustic) 2:50
16. My Girl (Acoustic) 6:08

Personnel:
    Jason "J-Sin" Luttrell — vocals 
    Donny "The DRP" Polinske - vocals 
    Bobby Burns - guitar 
    Mattytime - bass 
    Heath Shaw – drums

Primer 55 is not your average group of rock stars. The band was formed in 1997 after years of suffering through the stale music scene in Memphis, TN, dominated by death metal and cover bands. Rather than sit back and complain, the group decided to do something about it. Guitarist Bobby Burns, led by his heavy metal past, co-founded the band with vocalist J-Sin, who added a more hip-hop flavor to the mix. The two enlisted the help of friends Mike "Jr." Christopher on bass and Josh McLane on drums. They soon gained an underground following from their intense live performances and in 1999 released their self-titled debut album on the independent label Propellant Transmissions. Shortly after this release, the group was offered a contract with Island Def Jam. After they graciously accepted the offer, the group continued with their hybrid heavy metal/hip-hop style on their 2000 release Introduction to Mayhem. The album is a trip into the depths of extreme passion and music authority. With the help of Incubus DJ Chris Kilmore, (hed) p.e. frontman MCUD, and Relative Ash vocalist Mark Harrington, the album solidified Primer 55 as a musical force to be reckoned with. Following the release, the band toured almost nonstop and found themselves amongst the elite of hard rock. In 2001, the band replaced drummer Josh McLane, who left for personal reasons, with John Kamoosi to continue work on new material. ---Josh Loehr, allmusic.com

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