Tolerate
Come Again
Break
Painful
Nameless
Mudshuvel
See Thru
Question?
No One's Kind
Self Destruct
4 Walls
Funeral
Frogtoon Music Album Info: Tormented
Published: 04 Apr 2023, 15:17
Tormented Is Staind's Debut Studio Album Released On November 29th 1996. Tormented Was The Band's First Studio Record And Was Rarely Sold In Stores. Originally There Were Only 4 000 CD Copies And 400 Cassette Tapes Making It Hard To Find. The Album Contains The Original Version Of The Song "Mudshovel" Which At The Time It Was Called "Mudshuvel" Later Propelling Staind Into Mainstream Rock Success In The Year 1999. All Of The Songs On The Album Deal With Pain Sorrow Animosity Hate Anger And Depression With A Gun Being Loaded And Cocked At The Beginning And Fired At The End Along With The Hidden Track "The Funeral" Making Revolve Around A Depressed Hateful And Tortured Individual Who Later Commits Suicide. The Album Is Well-Known For It's Uncanny And Grotesque Art Depicting A Bloody Crucifix A Buried Person With A Rosary Protruding Through Their Nose A Knife Impelling A Bible With 357 Bullets Surrounding It And A Note That Says Tormented Written In Blood. However This Album Art Almost Prevented Staind From Getting A Record Label With Flip Records As Limp Bizkit's Frontman Fred Durst Was Astonished By This. Although Once Durst Heard Staind Play He Changed His Mind.