Order favorite to least:

1. Alone

2. CNT

3. Your the Reason 

4. The World

5. Whatz That?!

6. 4 Thoze of You

7. Through Your Eyez 

8. Left Field

9. Reflection

10. Dirty Lil Girl

This album is one of those ones that catapults me back to a specific time and place, and it gives me an unexplainable feeling... bittersweet shit. Working at a Japanese restaurant in North Carolina, hanging alone every night. Having weed out of homemade Coors can bowls. What a weird time. 

That was a great tour! Almost 6 months, on the road. 💀👍 2002. 

Old Mr Dangerous said

Saw em in Raleigh NC at this tiny joint called The Brewery. Twiztid, Blaze and ABK. Got pulled over twice driving home afterwards cus the face paint. The first two cops said "we know you have THE DRUGS in there somewhere". And they tore my car apart looking for said drugs. Even removed my seats. I had went there with a little weed but traded it for facepaint. Ironic, don't ya think?  

Dude thats crazy! The Brewery was a fuckin staple for years before they tore it down. Good times!

lol Yeah OMD you need to put the weed down for a bit i think you misunderstood me. But yeah it was un-called for I guess.

See ya in a couple months. Lames.

When I first saw this thread,  I thought my answer was going to be Reflection. I decided to listen the the album front to back yesterday and my answer is still Reflection. Thats just classic Twiztid to me. "Say Twiztid inside your mind, 17 times"/ "Angels with broken wings and demons with severed heads"

And the foreshadowing of The Green Book.

Whatz That would be my 2nd favorite.

Carnivalkilla44 said
When I first saw this thread,  I thought my answer was going to be Reflection. I decided to listen the the album front to back yesterday and my answer is still Reflection. Thats just classic Twiztid to me. "Say Twiztid inside your mind, 17 times"/ "Angels with broken wings and demons with severed heads"

And the foreshadowing of The Green Book.

Whatz That would be my 2nd favorite.  

It was just such a cool era, mirror mirror was so dark and the 6th was about to cosume us all..then youknow..

dood said
lol Yeah OMD you need to put the weed down for a bit i think you misunderstood me. But yeah it was un-called for I guess.

See ya in a couple months. Lames.  

I hadn't toked in over a week at that point cus post-wisdom teeth removal . My bad for misinterpreting dawg. 

It's been a few months, so let's talk M/M. Such a great little weird album. 

Twiztid shaved their heads at this time and discussed how they wanted to avoid always rocking the spider braids, so as not to become a sort of "hair band". That was funny. 

"Whatz That" rocks because that bass hits so hard. I didn't notice it at first without the right equipment. It slams. Or 'slaps' as the kids say nowadays. 

I love the positivity of these tracks toward the end. Like 3 good "ending" songs in a row. It's also back when I enjoyed Monoxide on a higher level. Madrox was always the better rapper but they both blended well on here. 

Wonder if they would have the same effect on me without the personal time frame in which they came out and the extreme nostalgic factor. I believe they would speak for themselves still. Good stuff. 

This album was also the first time outside of "Hounddogs" that I remember Violent J getting so damned venomous about real life instead of through a fantasy element. He sounded like a hateful asshole and I was shocked and entertained. 

Old Mr Dangerous said

I hadn't toked in over a week at that point cus post-wisdom teeth removal . My bad for misinterpreting dawg. 

 

It's been a few months, so let's talk M/M. Such a great little weird album. 

Twiztid shaved their heads at this time and discussed how they wanted to avoid always rocking the spider braids, so as not to become a sort of "hair band". That was funny. 

 

"Whatz That" rocks because that bass hits so hard. I didn't notice it at first without the right equipment. It slams. Or 'slaps' as the kids say nowadays. 

I love the positivity of these tracks toward the end. Like 3 good "ending" songs in a row. It's also back when I enjoyed Monoxide on a higher level. Madrox was always the better rapper but they both blended well on here. 

Wonder if they would have the same effect on me without the personal time frame in which they came out and the extreme nostalgic factor. I believe they would speak for themselves still. Good stuff. 

This album was also the first time outside of "Hounddogs" that I remember Violent J getting so damned venomous about real life instead of through a fantasy element. He sounded like a hateful asshole and I was shocked and entertained.   

Mirror Mirror is the shit and I would love nothing more than for them to go back to doing at least this production style. Groovy, dark hip hop. Not that all their new shit is bad, just super forgettable. And sometimes bad.