This is a fantastic CD. Just the right mix of the weird and the conventional. It is easy to listen to, sing along, and get into, but don't worry, it will still scare the straights.

Being a huge fan of the avant-garde genre, I was personally expecting more to this album coming from Patton. That is not to say the album isn't fullfilling, just not to Patton's typical approach of music. Then again, being un-typical is what he's known for. If that makes sense. This album is more put together and accesable to most. Think of Mr. Bungle's "California" album with a darker atmospher, with a slight more edgier sound. The last song, and personally my favorite, on this album is one of the more experimental songs. Compared to others such as "Rape This Day" which is more of a straight forward rock structure. Overall, this album is worth purchasing if you are a fan of Experimental, creative music - but their first album is the one worth checking out if you are more drawn to Patton's strange side.

Attention Faith No More and Mr. Bungle fans, this may well be the epitome of Mike Patton music. Yet unlike most commercially recognized MP projects, this one takes a little more investment to reap the reward. While the Tool meets Radiohead in a dark alley aesthetic is immediately apparent, it is the greatness between the lines that makes Mit Gas extraordinary. Every tune resonates with Patton's intelligent observation of the grotesque, bizarre and beautiful. From the nearly West-Side Story "You Can't Win" to Stephen Hawking vocals describing the "Basic principles of hand to hand combat," this is Mike Patton at his best. Strap yourself in. If not immediately, then in good time. This is the future now.

2ND RELEASE FROM OUR HERO,MIKE PATTON`S TOMAHAWK,SOMEHOW TOMAHAWK SEEMS TO ESCAPE PATTON`S NEED FOR THE ABSURD FOR THE MOST PART.THIS IS A GREAT DISC,

This CD is really a must for Mike Patton's fans. Excellent sound quality and beautiful package. The music sounds more advanced than the debut Tomahawk album. All mentioned things make it one of my favorites.