Free Your Soul and Save My Mind by Suicidal Tendencies

Free Your Soul and Save My Mind

by Suicidal Tendencies

Released: September 15, 2000

Hardcore punk

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Lineup Change.

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The Album

This album is also significant for being the only time in Suicidal Tendencies' history that the lineup remained unchanged across three consecutive studio recordings. However, Josh Paul and Brooks Wackerman left the band after the 2001 release of their split album Friends & Family, Vol. "Free Your Soul...and Save My Mind" is the tenth studio album by crossover thrash band Suicidal Tendencies, released in 2000.

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Interesting Facts

They also recorded the previous album, Freedumb, andโ€ฆ

They also recorded the previous album, Freedumb, and the 1998 EP Six the Hard Way.

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The album includes a music video for the track "Pop Songs," which was notable as the band's first official video in six years, following "Love Vs. Loneliness" from Suicidal for Life.

The members during this period were Mike Muirโ€ฆ

The members during this period were Mike Muir, Mike Clark, Dean Pleasants, Josh Paul, and Brooks Wackerman.

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The Complete Album Story

"Free Your Soul...and Save My Mind" is the tenth studio album by crossover thrash band Suicidal Tendencies, released in 2000. The album includes a music video for the track "Pop Songs," which was notable as the band's first official video in six years, following "Love Vs. Loneliness" from Suicidal for Life.

This album is also significant for being the only time in Suicidal Tendencies' history that the lineup remained unchanged across three consecutive studio recordings. The members during this period were Mike Muir, Mike Clark, Dean Pleasants, Josh Paul, and Brooks Wackerman. They also recorded the previous album, Freedumb, and the 1998 EP Six the Hard Way. However, Josh Paul and Brooks Wackerman left the band after the 2001 release of their split album Friends & Family, Vol. 2.

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