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Media Type: CD
Artist: MUDVAYNE
Title: L.D. 50
Street Release Date: 08/29/2000
Domestic
Genre: ROCK/POP

Lost And Found is the third album from American metallersMudvayne. This release steers away from the nu-metal scene that they became part of and sees the band mix metal with more commercial sounding rock. It was produced by Ugly Kid Joe's Dave Fortman.

Special 'tour edition' reissue of the alternative metal act's 2002 album includes a bonus maxi CD with four live tracks, '-1', 'Not Falling', 'World So Cold', & 'Dig'. 17 tracks. Columbia. 2003.

Explicit Version. Grammy nominated Mudvayne release in 2008 their first studio album in three years. All copies of the album contain an exclusive code for fans to register and play The New Game to solve a murder mystery as it unfolds with weekly clues. Grand prizes will be awarded to the winning finalists. Fans must own the CD in order to play and win prizes. Fans with the code can redeem for the free fan club membership which allows them the only way to get tickets to see Mudvayne live!

2009 album from the Alt-Metal outfit, already regarded as the bands strongest work in six years. Mudvayne follows up 2008's album, The New Game, which featured the #1 radio hit, 'Do What You Do' and has scanned 220k copies in the past 11 months. The band has sold over three million albums in the U.S. and has had six Top 10 hits at radio. In a very unique packaging move, this self titled album will be printed entirely in ink that cannot be seen without a blacklight! The artwork and layout has been designed by world famous artist Paul Booth.

Limited Edition Japanese two disc (CD + NTSC/Region 2 DVD) pressing of the highly anticipated 2007 album from the Metal rockers featuring two bonus tracks ('Determined' and 'The End Of All Things To Come') plus a bonus DVD with exclusive content. By The People... consists of several live recordings, rarities and demos as well as two new studio tracks including the first single, 'Dull Boy' (produced by Dave Fortman and recorded in New Orleans) plus a previously unreleased cover of The Police's 'King of Pain'.