I'm like a mix of Zartan, Batman and Hob Goblin.
The multiple man metamorphosisin and transformin.
Abuse a mic like a junkie would do a drug,
As I smack my head against the wall and catch me a buzz.
No sound, sounds like this does here,
And if you’re quiet you can hear the music crawlin in my ears.
I’ll split your melon with a mallet like I’m Gallagher’s brother.
And if it wasn’t for talent we’d be some broke mother fuckers.
I’m a cannibal I’m salted and twisted while eatin pretzels,
Screaming eat beef stabbin you with dinner utensils.
I’m under pressure like a paper weight.
Sick minds are curved so we have a hard time getting things straight.
Solo Releases:
Mr. Bones
The Demon Inside 1994 Sacrifice 1995 Jamie Madrox Phatso May 16, 2006 Phatso: The Earth Version 2 May 23, 2006 Comic References Jamie's style is based mainly around a humorous or dark nature, often referencing comic books.
The name Jamie Madrox is an X-Factor character reference. Mr. Bones is a reference to a DC Comics supervillain. He and Twiztid member Monoxide Child dressed as Batman and Robin once for a concert. His solo album Phatso The Earth 2 Version is a reference to a second dimension in the DC Comics universe. He is especially known for his love of Mego action figures (for which he was featured in wizard magazine, Batman, and fast food.
Phatso is the title of a 2006 album released by Jamie Madrox of the Psychopathic Records group Twiztid. It is considered to be Madrox's first solo release, though he had previously released two other CD's under the pseudonym/alternate identity of Mr. Bones. The title of the album makes reference to Madrox's style of music, which many consider to be "phat", as well as to his size (he was taunted as a child for being overweight.) An obvious take on the derogatory nickname "Fatso", Madrox used the title as a means to turn this negative stereotype into a positive statement about himself and his music.
One week after the initial release of Phatso, Madrox released an alternate recording of the album known as Phatso: The Earth 2 Version, which was intended to be sold on Twiztid's 2006 Guillotine tour and on the Psychopathic Records webstore, Hatchetgear. The Earth 2 Version of the album contains a number of remixes and alternate versions of some of the "Phatso" songs, as well as guest artists, extra skits, and an additional song that did not appear on the original release. Showing Madrox's love of comic books and DC Comics titles in particular, the name of this remix album is derived from the Earth 2 storyline that has been featured in DC books.
Phatso was released on Psychopathic Records on May 16, 2006 and contains 14 tracks. In its first week of release, Phatso reached number one on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart and number three on the Billboard Top Independent Albums chart.
Phatso track listing:
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Hey Phatty
Get 'Em
Customers' Always
Right
Freak Out
This Is What We
Got...
This Bitch (ft.
Monoxide Child)
Big Gunz
Keep On
Sour Patch Bitches
(ft. Blaze Ya Dead Homie)
O.M.G.
Pledge Allegiance
4Fist2Axe Handles
(ft. Monoxide Child)
Tear Jerker
Take It 4 What It
Is
Phatso: Earth 2 track listing:
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Hey Phatty
(Junkyard Gang Re-mix / Mic-mix)
Get Em' (World
Wind Re-mix)
What's Wrong Bat?
Freek Out
This B!tch (Mic-mix
ft. Violent-J, & Monoxide)
Big Gunz (BKI Mic-mix
ft. Blaze ya Dead Homie)
Keep On (Boombox
Re-mix ft. the R.O.C.)
Sour-Patch B!tches
(Sweet & Sour Re-mix ft. Blaze ya Dead Homie)
Paid Commercial
Break
O.M.G. (Red
Thunder Re-mix ft. Prozak from Project Deadman)
Pledge Allegiance
4Fist2Axe-Handles
(Buckets of Blood Re-mix)
Good-Bye
Take It 4 What It
Is (Alcohol & Cholesterol Re-mix)