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Freek Show
Freek Show cover
Studio album by Twiztid
Released October 31, 2000
Genre Hip hop, Horrorcore
Label Psychopathic Records
Producer Fritz the Cat
Professional reviews
Twiztid chronology
Cryptic Collection
(2000)		 Freek Show
(2000)		 Cryptic Collection Vol. 2
(2001)

Freek Show is an album by Twiztid. The album is 1:08:36 long and was created in 2000. This album was released on the same day, October 31, 2000, as the Bizzar Bizaar albums by the Insane Clown Posse. Their was a fear among fans that the 3 albums would suffer as juggalos said they didn't have enough money to buy all three albums. But all albums managed to go gold regardless. This album was Twiztid's first taste of chart success as the album hit 51 on the Billboard Top 200 chart, the highest the band has gotten on that chart. This album builds upon the sounds heard on their debut album, Mostasteless, and is the first album to introduce both the more rock-oriented sound the group has become known for today. Many juggalos also consider Freek Show to be Twiztid's best album. It contains several of the band's best known songs, such as "We Don't Die", "Leave Me Alone", "Different", and "I'm Alright".

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Intro" – 1:28
  2. "Mutant X" – 3:03
  3. "We Don't Die" – 3:09
  4. "Fall Apart" – 4:59
  5. "FuckOnThe1stDate" - 3:40
  6. "Do You Really Know?" – 3:25
  7. "Leave Me Alone" – 3:38
  8. "People Are Strange" – 3:13
  9. "All I Ever Wanted" (Featuring ICP) – 4:18
  10. "I Wanna Be..." – 1:13
  11. "Bagz" – 3:00
  12. "Wut tha Dead Like" (Featuring ICP) – 3:59
  13. "Empty" – 4:35
  14. "Where Itz Goin' Down" (Featuring Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Three 6 Mafia, and Anybody Killa) – 4:28
  15. "Broken Wingz" – 4:30
  16. "Maniac Killa" – (Featuring ICP & Blaze Ya Dead Homie) 5:16
  17. "Different" – 3:33
  18. "I'm Alright (w/Hidden Track)" – 6:59.21

[edit] Miscellanea

  • Freek Show is considered by many to be Twiztid's best album. It is also the group's longest album, clocking in with the hidden track included, an hour and eight minutes.
  • The song "People Are Stange" is a cover song originally released by The Doors in 1967.
  • Two different music videos were made for "We Don't Die". Both can be seen on Twiztid's mockumentary "Born Twiztid" DVD.
  • "Maniac Killa" was dubbed a Dark Lotus song and features professional wrestler Vampiro.
  • In the liner notes of Twiztid's Cryptic Collection Vol. 2, it says "Different" was originally "I Remember".
  • "I'm Alright" includes a hidden track after the main song.
  • "Where Itz Goin' Down" would be the first official appearance of Anybody Killa on a Psychopathic Records release. He would later on be signed on that record label one year later, only to leave that said record label in 2006 and then return in 2008.
  • Jamie Madrox's favorite song on here is "Empty". While Monoxide's is "Broken Wingz".
  • "Maniac Killa" is sampled in the Angerfist song of the same name.
  • "Fall Apart" was covered by Shaggy 2 Dope on DJ Clay's "Let 'Em Bleed, Vol. 1 Mixtape". [1]
  • 24 Seconds into "Do You Really Know?" Reversed You can hear Monoxide say: Blast off 3x and Madrox Say: This for anyone who took the time to rewind. Do you understand what i'm saying? It aint' easy being a twiztid serial killin' Juggalo. But me and Monoxide know that y'all got love and that is all that matters.
  • On the fold out poster at the bottom it has the lattin saying "Perfectus Trutino Prosum Et Scelus" and when translated into English it says "The Perfect Balance Is Between Good And Evil".

[edit] References

  1. ^ Weekly Freekly Weekly Jan 2008
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