Crazy Town
Crazy Town formed in Los Angeles in 1995 as a six-piece group that mixed hip-hop with rock elements. Their 1999 debut album 'The Gift of Game' included the...
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Crazy Town formed in Los Angeles in 1995 as a six-piece group that mixed hip-hop with rock elements. Their 1999 debut album 'The Gift of Game' included the single 'Butterfly,' which became a worldwide hit. The song's catchy chorus and blend of rap vocals with rock instrumentation gave the band their moment of mainstream recognition.
That lineup featured Seth Binzer and Bret Mazur on vocals, with Doug Miller on guitar, James Bradley on keyboards, Adam Goldstein on drums, and DJ AM on turntables. They followed up with the 2000 album 'Darkhorse,' which included tracks like 'Hurt You So Bad' and 'Revolving Door,' but didn't match the commercial success of their debut.
After releasing a self-titled album in 2002, the band's activity became sporadic. Their catalog still includes songs like 'Baby You Don't Know' and 'Drowning' that reflect their particular mix of styles from that early 2000s period.
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