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POPULAR! You're gonna be popular! I'll teach you the proper poise, When you talk to boys, Little ways to flirt and flounce, ooh! I'll show you what shoes to wear! How to fix your hair! Everthing that really counts to be. And when someone needs a makeover, I simply have to take over! I know, I know exactly what they need! And even in your case, Though it's the toughest case I've yet to face, Don't worry, I'm determined to succeed! Follow my lead, And yes indeed, you will be. GALINDA: (Spoken) I know, that's what makes me so nice! (Sung) Whenever I see someone less fortunate than I, And let's face it, who isn't less fortunate than I? My tender heart tends to start to bleed. The album, eventually titled Once More 'Round the Sun, was released in June 2014, preceded by the sludgy single "High Road.GLINDA: (Spoken) Elphie, now that we're friends, I've decided to make you my new project! ELPHABA: (Spoken) You really don't have to do that. After touring Europe and South America in 2012, they started work on their sixth album the following year with producer Nick Raskulinecz. He worked with the group on and off for the next few years their debut album was eventually released in 2014. Later in 2011 Troy Sanders took some time out from the band, forming the metal supergroup Killer Be Killed with Dillinger Escape Plan vocalist Greg Puciato, Soulfly's Max Cavalera, and former Mars Volta drummer Dave Elitch. It gave them their biggest commercial success to date, hitting number ten on the Billboard chart. Mastodon followed quickly with new material, taking a step back from their more prog-oriented approach on their fifth studio album, The Hunter.
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In 2011, the band released the CD/DVD package Live at the Aragon, which was recorded in Chicago during the Crack the Skye tour. The band's third album, Blood Mountain, debuted at number 32 on the Billboard charts and received a Grammy nomination in the Best Metal Performance category for the song "Colony of Birchmen." Blood Mountain marked the band's highest chart peak, and set the stage for its long-awaited 2009 follow-up, Crack the Skye. Mastodon's newfound popularity helped them get a deal with Warner Bros., but not before fulfilling their contract with Relapse in 2006 by releasing Call of the Mastodon, a remastered version of the group's first two demo EPs, and Workhorse Chronicles, a DVD that chronicled the band's story thus far with interviews and concert footage. Leviathan is loosely based on author Herman Melville's Moby Dick The album was a turning point in the band's career, appearing on critics' year-end Top Ten lists across the musical spectrum. The album was generally well received and created some ground swells in the metal community, but their 2004 release, "Leviathan", really shown the light on the bands sound and gained widespread interest from the metal community and critics. Their EP Lifesblood arrived that same year, followed by the group's full-length debut, Remission, in 2002. In 2001 they signed with Relapse Records on the strength of a four-song demo. The band formed from a mutual admiration of bands such as the Melvins, Black Sabbath, Neurosis, and Thin Lizzy. Mastodon's innovative, lyrically astute blend of progressive metal, grindcore, and hardcore helped position the band as a stand out in the New Wave of American Heavy Metal acts of the early 21st century.


Mastodon formed out of Atlanta in 1999 with guitarist Bill Kelliher, drummer Bränn Dailor, bassist/vocalist Troy Sanders, and guitarist/vocalist Brent Hinds.

Mastodon's innovative, lyrically astute blend of progressive
