Am I the only one that loves when ICP does soft pop rock soundin type shit like "Take Me Home" and "Forever"?

I love forever also the beat is the shit.I think MDP is their best since hells pit.tempest had a handful of good songs and so did BPB but this ones is better.night of the chainsaw and forever are my fav.

Got my physical copy on the 14th, snagged the Red Pop version as I felt Smothered, Covered, and Chunked felt more like a second CD than just some bonus.

Absolutely love the way they did the packaging on the album. The nice heavy duty cardboard sleeve with nice artwork on it, love the foil. The badass lenticular cover for the album itself, the insert advertising new Twiztid ****, the bonus disc having its own jewel case and inserts, I dig it.

Now that I've actually been able to listen to the album on something other than my PC speakers, which I have to keep relatively quiet out of respect for the people I live with, been able to really get into it.

Favorite songs:

-Intro + The Mighty Death Pop (yeah, I'm listing them together, they just fit): Definitely the highlight of the album, which coming first may seem like a bad thing but it just starts things off perfectly, one of my fav tracks from ICP in a long while. I dig the beat, the energy, and I really like the lore behind this Jokers Card. Respect your life or The Death Pop is gonna take ya out in an instant.

-Chris Benoit: Really dig it, have since the music video premiered, just solid wicked **** about that moment when everything gets to be too much and you just lose it.

-The Blasta: Another vigilante type song, this time focusing on getting back at the bullies we all face in life, from the playground to the office.

-Bazooka Joey: Shaggy's really stepping it up on this album and this is him at some of the best I've ever heard him. Nice rampage kinda song.

-Juggalo Juice: It is so damn nice to have the clowns finally do a track dedicated to Faygo. Can see this one being fun at concerts.

-Hate Her to Death: A dark and brooding track about unrequited love, really hits hard and hits home, if you've ever been in love with someone that doesn't love you in return expect this one to pull on some heart strings.

-Ghetto Rainbows: This one seems really polarizing and I guarantee that is because the song is about rainbows and has a bit more of an uplifting feel to it. No matter where you are, how bad things are, there will always be a rainbow to guide you to a better life at the end of it. I love this song, probably my third favorite on the album (second being Hate Her to Death), it's just some feel good ****, and in this day and age we need that.

-Where's God?: Asks the question I think most people have wanted to. What the **** is God doing when all this horrible **** is going on? Seems almost a polar contrast to some of their other tracks, especially something like Thy Unveiling, but I dig it.

Honorable mention to Daisies, but I can't make out the lyrics worth a ****.

And as I said, Forever is a really disappointing closing track for this album. A good track but..I dunno, not what I would have picked as a send off for the album. Doesn't hold up to masterpieces like Pass Me By, Nothing's Left, etc.

I also really like the skits at the end of some of the tracks, just like we saw on BPB and other albums, though they feel more connected to this particular face than others.

Neverthrive said:

Damn, dawg. Three keychainz? I'm so jelly right now. I'm overcome with envy just imagining all that swag.

(I don't think people care how unfair it is that you got some extra shit bro.)

It was a rubber keychain of MDP's face, 3 of the same, I already gave one to a friend but I have one extra left if you want to trade

So far this my favorite album of theirs that came out after I started listening.