Additional Information about The Family Values Tour '99 [Limited] (CD, May-2000, Flawless/Geffen) Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2012 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Album FeaturesUPC:606949068424Format:CDRelease Year:2000Record Label:Flawless/GeffenGenre:Heavy Metal, Rap MetalTrack Listing1. Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit2. Laquer Head - Primus3. Mudshovel - Staind4. Falling Away from Me - Korn5. Rockwilder - Method Man/Redman6. Hey Man, Nice Shot - Filter7. Rearranged - Limp Bizkit8. A.D.I.D.A.S. / Good God - Korn9. My Name Is Mud - Primus10. Welcome to the Fold - Filter11. Keep Hope Alive - The Crystal Method12. I Would For You - Limp Bizkit13. Nookie - Limp Bizkit14. Outside - Staind/Fred Durst (bonus track)DetailsPlaying Time:74 min.Producer:Chuck Reed (Compilation)Distributor:Universal DistributionRecording Type:LiveRecording Mode:StereoSPAR Code:n/aAlbum NotesThis limited edition CD includes a set of collectible baseball cards and chewing gum commemorating the 1999 Family Values Tour.One of the most successful tours of the last few years, the Family Values Tour 1999 featured acts like Limp Bizkit, Korn, Staind, Primus, Filter, The Crystal Method, Method Man & Redman, and numerous others. With the release of the soundtrack FAMILY VALUES TOUR 1999, you can catch some of the energy and solid performances.Headliners Limp Bizkit contribute numerous tracks including their hits "Nookie" and "Break Stuff." You can also catch Korn performing "Falling Away From Me," while Staind brings on the muscle with "Mudshovel." Some of the other songs on FAMILY VALUES TOUR 1999 are "Hey Man, Nice Shot" (Filter), "Rockwilder" (Method Man & Redman) and "My Name Is Mud" (Primus). The sound mixes are excellent. FAMILY VALUES TOUR 1999 soundtrack is an aural record of the bands' stellar live performances.Editorial Reviews3 stars out of 5 - ...Showcases the core of the rap-metal movement...on a victory march....The live crunch of many of the songs here overpowers the tunes, but aas the heavily miked crowd reaction shows, that was just how the fans liked it...Rolling Stone (20000608)