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  Studio Album · No. 1

The Blood-Splat Rating System Songwriting Credits by Powerman 5000

1995 Conscience Records 10 tracks 41 min

Produced by Mudrock, Powerman 5000

Conscience Records Industrial MetalNu MetalFunk Metal
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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 10 of 10 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 10 / 10 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 10 tracks with documented writers, by whether Powerman 5000 carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Powerman 5000's roles on this album

Share of the 10 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

10
Tracks
1
Lyricists
2
Producers
1995
Released

Awards & Recognition 2

Boston Phoenix Readers' Poll: Best Metal Album (1995)
Boston Phoenix Readers' Poll: Best Local Album (1995)
Data Insight

The Blood-Splat Rating System is a fully collective work: all lyrics and all music are credited to Powerman 5000 as a unit, with Spider One as the sole vocalist and frontman. Producer Mudrock (Andrew Murdock), who later produced Disturbed and Godsmack, gave the album a raw, aggressive foundation. The album won three 1995 Boston Phoenix Readers' Poll awards. DreamWorks later reissued it in 1997 under the title Mega!! Kung Fu Radio.

Track Listing & Credits 10 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Public Menace, Freak, Human Fly
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
2
Neckbone
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
3
Car Crash
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
4
Earth Vs. Me
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
5
A Swim with the Sharks
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
6
Tokyo Vigilante #1
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
7
Organizized
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
8
Boredwitcha
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
9
Standing 8
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)
10
Even Superman Shot Himself
Spider One Michael CummingsAdam WilliamsDorian HeartsongJordan CohenAl Pahanish Jr. MudrockPowerman 5000 Spider One (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions The Blood-Splat Rating System

When was The Blood-Splat Rating System by Powerman 5000 released?
The Blood-Splat Rating System was released on December 1, 1995 on Conscience Records. DreamWorks later reissued it under the title Mega!! Kung Fu Radio in February 1997.
Who produced The Blood-Splat Rating System?
The Blood-Splat Rating System was produced by Mudrock (Andrew Murdock) and Powerman 5000. Mudrock later worked with Disturbed and Godsmack.
Who wrote the songs on The Blood-Splat Rating System?
All songs on The Blood-Splat Rating System are credited to Powerman 5000 as a collective, with Spider One as the sole lyricist and vocalist. No per-track songwriter breakdown is documented in primary sources.
What is Mega!! Kung Fu Radio?
Mega!! Kung Fu Radio is the 1997 DreamWorks reissue of The Blood-Splat Rating System. It was Powerman 5000's first release on a major label.
What awards did The Blood-Splat Rating System win?
The Blood-Splat Rating System won three 1995 Boston Phoenix Readers' Poll awards, including Best Metal Album and Best Local Album.

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