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| 1 | Control | Stewart/Scantlin | 3:50 |
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| 2 | Drift & Die | Stewart/Scantlin/Al | 4:25 |
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| 3 | Out of My Head | Scantlin | 3:43 |
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| 4 | Nobody Told Me | Scantlin | 5:21 |
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| 5 | Blurry | Scantlin/Allen/Ardi | 5:04 |
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| 6 | She Hates Me | Scantlin/Allen/Stew | 3:36 |
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| 7 | Bring Me Down | Scantlin/Allen | 4:02 |
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| 8 | Never Change | Scantlin/Allen/Ardi | 3:58 |
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| 9 | Basement | Scantlin | 4:21 |
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| 10 | Said | Scantlin/Allen | 4:05 |
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| 11 | P*** It All Away | Scantlin/Allen | 5:38 |
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Editorial Reviews
Come Clean
Audio Compact Disc [Clean]
Label: Flawless Records
Style: Alternative Pop/Rock
Come Clean
UPC: 606949307523
Release Date: 08/28/2001
Original Release Date: 08/28/2001
Number of Discs: 1
- Puddle of Mudd
Main Performer
Bret Love
Puddle of Mudd's story is every struggling musician's dream come true: armed with a fake backstage pass, frontman Wes Scantlin snuck the band's demo to a Limp Bizkit security guy at a show in their native Kansas City, and less than one year later finds his group's debut album the first release on Fred Durst's new label. Thankfully, Come Clean sounds nothing like Limp Bizkit; Puddle of Mudd's aggro-rock sound is similar to every other Alice in Chains- and Tool-influenced band to come along in the past few years. The opening, "Control," milks the loud/quiet formula that Nirvana brought back to life, but adds some interesting stop-time changes during the break, while the acoustic balladry of "Drift & Die" will sound familiar, sounding like something Layne Staley could have written. [Come Clean was also released in a "clean" edition, containing no profanities or vulgarities.] ~ Bret Love, Rovi
