Track Listing

1. Welcome Home - Twiztid
2. Monster - Twiztid
3. Sex, Drugs, Money & Murder - Dayton Family, Twiztid
4. Hurt Someone - DJ Quick, , Dogg Pound Posse, Twiztid
5. Jus' Like Me - Twiztid
6. Bussyoheadopen - Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Twiztid
7. Feel Me - R.O.C., Twiztid
8. Raw Deal (The Juggalo Song) - Twiztid
9. How I Live - Proof, Twiztid
10. My Favorite - DJ Clay, Twiztid
11. Weak Shitz Out - (hed) p.e., Twiztid
12. Wet Dreams - Bizzar, Twiztid
13. Monsters Ball - ICP Orchestra, Twiztid
14. Bury 'Em All - Krizz Kaliko, Potluck, , Tech N9ne, Twiztid

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #82293 in Music
• Released on: 2007-07-03
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics

Album Description
Twiztid has returned to unleash INDEPENDENTS DAY. The brand new studio album features 13 hot tracks with guest appearances by Tha Dogg Pound, Insane Clown Posse, Proof & Bizzar of D12, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, DJ Quick, The Dayton Family, Tech N9ne, Krizz Kalico, Hed PE, PotLuck, The R.O.C., and DJ Clay. This album blends hard core lyrics & cutting edge content with some of the hottest production to ever come out of your speakers.Sure to be an instant buzz and the best offering to date from Monoxide and Madrox of Twiztid.

Customer Reviews

T-W-I-Z-T-I-D
Its always a good day when a new Twiztid album emerges from the depths.

This album was originally supposed to have a guest artist on every track. To my surprise there are 4 tracks with no guests. While each track is equally fresh with just Madrox & Monoxide, it's really cool to listen to these special guests show love to Twiztid the way they do. Especially when they've got monsters from the underground by the likes of The Dayton Family and Tech N9ne. Twiztid could have put another album out with just Jamie & Paul on every track but a few, but they did this album for themselves while at the same time still holding it down, sticking up, and showing love to their fans throughout the whole cd. Besides the usual suspects of Blaze, ICP, and R.O.C., there's a handful and a half of other guests. My favorite tracks are 1 through 14 with one of my favorite highlights being on "Sex, Drugs, Money, & Murder" when the infamous Shoe String & Bootleg from The Dayton Family show love and give props to Twiztid.

If you like Twiztid, you'll love Independent's Day. This cd introduced me to some other groups like (hed) p.e. and Potluck that I knew of from Subnoize but probably wouldn't have listened to if it wasn't for them having guest spots on ID.

Besides the very cool glow-in-the-dark album cover of the shot-up zombie-lookin' Uncle Sam. Inside the case reveals the release date of Blaze Ya Dead Homie's long awaited new project "Clockwork Gray" as well as shots of Twiztid with their new face paint and a fold-out poster.

One Word: Impressive.
From the opening song to the closing track Twiztid jumps all over with an array of syles, special guests, and beats from the midwest the the west coast. It flows perfectly from track to track, and to hear some of the best from Psychopathic, Strange Music, and Sub Noize on a single track is worth every cent. If your already a Twiztid fan then why are you reading this and not buying/listening to it already!?!? You knew it would be a work of art before you heard it! If your not already a Twiztid fan, then know this: Twiztid gets better and better with every album, and this is no different. They've been making music for well over ten years now and you can hear that fact in every song they make, BUY IT NOW! It won't dissapoint.

Who Want To Go To The Ball.......I Do!!!!!!
I had highly anticipated this CD and it is definitely phat! The song "Welcome Home" is about us as juggalos who know each other as family and when we reunite, it is awesome! "Monster" talks about the angry person inside of us all, especially when no one understands us, it makes us want to scream when we are judged for no reason, only because we are different, see what I mean? We, as juggalos, develop another personality to deal with the B*llSh*t brought on by the world. "Sex, Drugs, Money & Murder" is sort of the trinity of man, if you will, not the trinity of religion, but the trinity of the flesh. It really is all about getting screwed over by a woman ( I guess the same goes for men, if you're a woman, or whatever your preference), I suppose whatever your drug of choice is, you can have sex with a special someone, but when you are screwed over by someone you love, you feel like making them feel pain too, The Dayton family shines like mad on this cut! "Hurt Someone" is straight gangsta! DJ Quik's mad flows about smokin is hot! Tha Dogg Pound is sweet on flowing about hurting posers. Twiztid shines on this, letting fake MFs know they will get blasted, if they are frontin'.

"Jus' Like Me" is sort of a family song, we, as juggalos, love to hang out, occasionally smoke(or not), get in mosh pits, and just hang with family, we are being ourselves and accepting each other for that, as well. "Buss Yo' Head Open" can be a homies jam! We all have our crew, clique, or family, that we would die for and would defend them too and Blaze's flows show how he will let MFs know how he will handle business when his crew is messed with! Twiztid is awesome on the chorus!

"Feel Me" is Twiztid's take on letting the world get to know them and anyone who is down can join the party! Amen to that, fo' real! "Raw Deal" is all about being a juggalo, I guess it is their version of ICP's Juggalo Family, but it's all about being yourself, an individual, till you die! "How I Live" is about spittin' flows for family! Givin' props to all juggalos who show mad love and respect (Dirty Dozen is phat on
this)(MMFCL!) "My Favorite" is about smokin' and also a history lesson on why they smoke trees. DJ Clay slams on the turn tables and supporting vocals, man, even though I dont smoke, it is still a phat song! I love the personification of making weed a woman, Mary Jane, if you will, LOL~!

"Weak Shitz Out" is about coming back hard and fresh! It's about letting everyone know whats up, especially with a new style and new sound, Hed Pe has mad instumentals on this, and the vocals by Hed Pe are stellar to say the least, hard and to the point! They (He Pe) also give a rock vibe to this song, amazing!. "Wet Dreams" is sort of a romantic song, LOL. It says how to romance a woman, ghetto style! Bizzare (of D12) is awesome with his mad affirmations! His flows are freaky as hell~! "Bury 'em All" Yes! Yes! Yes! It's a freaky tale of being paranoid and protecting yourself from bullsh*t in the world, Tech N9ne has sweet flows, especially when they rap along with Twiztid, Krizz Kaliko has mad vocals on the chorus and Jamie Madrox's flows are deep, fast and on point! (I would love to see this on a Tech N9ne CD!, in my opinion, this should have been on Tech N9ne's M.L.K. CD) Potluck & Underrated also spit some flows on this jam, especially about how sweet they can be on the mic! "Monster's Ball" is freaky party! When the lights are out, all the freaks and monsters come out of the woodwork! ICP on the chorus is phat! Jame Madrox has his fresh ride with zombies, vampires, and severed bitches and then being excited and scared, creepy! Violent J fuckin smokes the vocals on this, I love the way he had to die to go to the party!! Monoxide is sweet on his flows, the imagery in his parts is delightfully morbid! Shaggy 2 Dope is twisted on his dancing with the freaky zombie bitches and his description of the punch is sick! The ball is a mad party, who's coming?!!! Then to top the song off, they rock out with some mad guitar!

I don't usually get into Cds littered with guest stars, but everyone held their own on this and no one outshines the other! This whole Cd has it all, imagery, sickness, devotion, family love, I mean it is totally amazing and dare I say, Twiztid's best CD to date!