IF YOU WANT
A PIECE OF ME
I BROKE THE
MOTHERFUCKIN' MOLD
Kill, I Oughtta
is the debut
extended play
of American
heavy metal band
It was self-released
by the band
in 1997.
In 2001,
the EP was reissued
by Epic Records
under the title
The Beginning of All Things to End.
The reissue featured,
as additional tracks,
remixes of
"Dig",
and
"L.D. 50",
a 17-minute sound collage
which originally appeared
as interludes
on that album.
It is the only release by
Mudvayne
to have any participation
from original bassist
Shawn Barclay.
Music and Lyrics
According to
Matthew McDonough,
the EP was
"thrown together"
for the band's fans.
It consists of
five studio tracks
originally intended
for a demo,
and three
live tracks.
No studio versions
exist for the three
live tracks
"I.D.I.O.T.",
"Central Disposal"
and
"Coal".
The sound of
Kill, I Oughtta
is different from that
of later
Mudvayne albums.
AllMusic reviewer
Bradley Torreano
wrote that
"The songs are reminiscent of
'90s alternative metal groups
like
Mind Funk
and Paw".
TRACKLIST
Seed
Cultivate
Some Assembly Required
Central Disposal
(Live)
Coal
(Live)
Fear
Dig
(Future Evolution Remix)
Dig
(Everything And Nothing Remix)
L.D. 50
BONUS
Dig
(Just Vocals)
Nothing to Gein
(Just Vocals)
Seed
(Just Vocals)
Everything and Nothing
(Just Vocals)
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