1. Intro- its an intro...

2. Fire- a pretty cool punk-like song, its very catchy but too short 4/5

3. Sunny Day- one of my favorites on the cd, sound effects get annoying though 4.5/5

4. Prison Song- pretty good rock song, gets better towards the end 4/5

5. Fly- this is a very strange song, it has icp on the verses in a way ive never heard them before, the chorus is amazing 4/5

6. Suicide- a very cool song, it gets old quick though 4/5

7. Dreams- a decent song, but its nothing a juggalo would listen to 3/5

8. The River- the music is awsome, but the lyrics are stupid 3/5

9. Small Town- its another song with icp, its funny but annoying..2/5

10. Always- this is just a love song to violent js brother written by violent j, very cheesy and questionable, but overall its ok 3.5/5

11. Hiroshima- my favorite on the cd, funny and catchy 5/5

12. Cry- theres 2 different versions of this song, the album version and the single version, i would suggest going to zugizland.com and downloading the single version cuz this song is just a waste of time, it would of been so much better if violent J hadnt changed the lyrics so much 2/5 (single version 3.5/5)

13. SLAM!- only bad song on the cd, short and anoying 1/5

14. Synplicity- this song is cool, it has blaze, jaime madrox and anybody killa on the verses, a good outro 4/5

Its Alright
this is a very good cd, the only reason it dosnt have a perfect score is because Violent J is on just about every other track being his annoying self

1. Intro- its an intro...

2. Fire- a pretty cool punk-like song, its very catchy but too short 4/5

3. Sunny Day- one of my favorites on the cd, sound effects get annoying though 4.5/5

4. Prison Song- pretty good rock song, gets better towards the end 4/5

5. Fly- this is a very strange song, it has icp on the verses in a way ive never heard them before, the chorus is amazing 4/5

6. Suicide- a very cool song, it gets old quick though 4/5

7. Dreams- a decent song, but its nothing a juggalo would listen to 3/5

8. The River- the music is awsome, but the lyrics are stupid 3/5

9. Small Town- its another song with icp, its funny but annoying..2/5

10. Always- this is just a love song to violent js brother written by violent j, very cheesy and questionable, but overall its ok 3.5/5

11. Hiroshima- my favorite on the cd, funny and catchy 5/5

12. Cry- theres 2 different versions of this song, the album version and the single version, i would suggest going to zugizland.com and downloading the single version cuz this song is just a waste of time, it would of been so much better if violent J hadnt changed the lyrics so much 2/5 (single version 3.5/5)

13. SLAM!- only bad song on the cd, short and anoying 1/5

14. Synplicity- this song is cool, it has blaze, jaime madrox and anybody killa on the verses, a good outro 4/5

Zug Izland Rocks
Psychopathics 1st Rock Band is definatly a sucsess. Zug Izland Has a variety of sounds there are soft Rock songs (always,Cry)
and there is the Hard Rock sound(Fire,SLAM!) If Your A Juggalo who likes rock music this cd is definetly one u wanna pick up
with guest aperances by ICP,Twiztid,Blaze,and ABK.
MMFCL

Alright
This was an alright cd, the music was great, some of the lyrics were great, etc. Only Violent J wrote it, so its not Zug Izland. Most of the track are too mellow, and some of the more rock songs are kinda like punk. if your a juggalo who liked Amazing Jeckl Brothers, youde like this.

They are great.
For those who havent noticed, this is the new "Rock" band for psychopathic records, yes rock. They are down even though they don't rap. They are good new band and anyone down should get it.
From the bubbling cesspool of hazardous waste that engulfs the city of Detroit, sickening its residents and radiating the rodents, comes a new rock band ready to infect the ears of a new generation; Zug Izland. Inspired by the industrial waste dump after which they are named, Psychopathic Records recording artists Zug Izland can best be described as toxic rock, with a dirty sound emerged from the filth of the city from which they came. Deep rooted in the city's musical legacy, the band features a blend of vivid lyrical imagery, eclectic guitar, dream-like electronic background and a rhythm section tapped into the groove of rock's past, present and future. For music fans yearning for an original sound, Zug Izland has emerged to satisfy these hungry ears.