The Beginning of All Things to End

"The Beginning Of All Things To End" is the re-issue of the band's out of print 1997 independent label release "Kill I Oughtta" and also includes 3 previously unreleased bonus tracks - 2 remixes of the band's MTV award-winning hit "Dig" and "L.D. 50".

The two previously unreleased "Dig" remixes were created by industrial kingpin Rhys Fulber from Front Line Assembly.

The band have written the following regarding this album:
"In the past, listeners have been forced to pay outrageous amounts of money to obtain copies of Mudvayne's "Kill, I Oughtta". This re-release is an effort by Mudvayne to protect our fans from being taken advantage of in the future either on the internet or by bootleggers. This recording is an unaltered version of a demo that we had originally put together for solicitation purposes and also to meet a demand from our local fans at the time. In no way should this be seen as a representation of the present Mudvayne. This was the beginning of something that passed and became the band you know today. Nonetheless we are proud of this early effort, even in its rough form, and we hope that our fans/friends/family can appreciate it in this proper context. Additionally we are excited that we've been able to take advantage of this medium and bring you remixes of "Dig" and a version of the interludes in their entirety from our album "L.D. 50". Originally, this piece was named "L.D. 50" and in turn eventually became the title of our first official album. Enjoy."

The original 1997 independent release was limited to 1,000 copies, so demand will be high among the growing legion of fans for this CD.