Loud, Plowed and ...Live 6/27/1995 but there's no denying that

but there's no denying that the title cut and "Ain't Nobody" are still enjoyable songs

it bears echoes of Steely Dan's breezy jazz/pop/rock sound

beginning with a cover of Walter Hawkins' "When the Battle Is Over" by declaring

adapted by Danny Elfman and Steve Bartek

Tracklisting: You Can Lose Your Mind Introspectrum Headphone Static Permanent On Surfaces Breath Of Fresh The Winter Moon Brief Interlude Appearing Live Southside Myth Traction Decompression Chamber Evidence Of Things Not Seen Superior Friends I Wouldn't Want You To Die Uninformed Tenfold Anything Is Everything Armor Mass Exodus (Bonus Track) He Who Dies With The Most Toys (Bonus Track) Obstacles (Bonus Track) TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 You Can Lose Your Mind [Remastered] 2 Introspectrum [Remastered] 3 Headphone Static [Remastered] 4 Permanent on Surfaces [Remastered] - Disc 2 - 1 Breath of Fresh [Remastered] 2 The Winter Moon [Remastered] 3 Brief Interlude [Remastered] - Disc 3 - 1 Appearing Live [Remastered] 2 Southside Myth [Remastered] 3 Traction [Remastered] - Disc 4 - 1 Decompression Chamber [Remastered] 2 Evidence of Things Not Seen [Remastered] 3 Superior Friends [Remastered] 4 I Wouldn’T Want You to Die Uninformed [Remastered] - Disc 5 - 1 Tenfold [Remastered] 2 Anything Is Everything [Remastered] 3 Armor [Remastered] - Disc 6 - 1 Mass Exodus (Bonus Track) [Remastered] 2 He Who Dies with the Most Toys (Bonus Track) [Remastered] 3 Obstacles (Bonus Track) [Remastered] Genre: Pop

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