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The Crystal Method

electronic, big beat, breakbeat

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The Crystal Method

Discography

Pix Title Duration
Blowout 03:50
Born Too Slow 02:59
Born Too Slow (EK's Spider in the Corner Radio edit) 03:05
(Can't You) Trip Like I Do 04:27
Play for Real - Dirtyphonics Remix 04:56
Kalifornia (feat. Kevin Beber) 05:39
Come Back Clean (Feat. Emily Haines) 05:39
Bad Ass 05:39
You Know It's Hard (Dub Pistols Vocal Mix) 03:14
Play For Real (feat. The Heavy) (Dirtyphonics Remix) 03:14
Realizer 03:48
Weapons of Mass Distortion 04:51
Name of the Game (Hybrid's LA Blackout remix) 04:27
Starting Over 04:02
Name of the Game 04:15
Intro 05:40
Wild, Sweet and Cool 03:54
She's My Pusher 05:41
Slipstream (Feat. Jason Lytle) 05:40
Divided By Night 05:35
Wild, Sweet & Cool 03:54
London 04:54
True Grit 05:06
You Know it's Hard (John Creamer & Stephane K Remix) 03:03
Jaded 07:05
Bad Stone 05:09
Kling To The Wreckage (feat. Justin Warfield) 05:40
The Winner 05:11
Now Is the Time (Millenium mix) 05:40
Broken Glass 03:55
Ten Miles Back 07:00
Acetone 05:15
I Know It's You 05:48
Wild, Sweet and Cool (Static Revenger mix) 05:40
Bound Too Long 06:23
Drown In The Now 05:49
Roll It Up 06:01
Murder 04:40
Now is the Time (The Olympic Mix) 07:29
Jupiter Shift 05:03
More 05:59
Bad Ass (Rogue Element Mix) 03:22
Now Is the Time (Olympic mix) 07:29
Blow Out 07:56
Tough Guy 06:15
The American Way 04:27
Comin' Back (Front BC's Comin' Twice remix) 04:56
Vice 03:51
High and Low 05:24
Comin' Back (The Light's Southern Grit mix) 00:14

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Biography - The Crystal Method

The Crystal Method is an electronic music act comprising Ken Jordan (who retired in 2017) and Scott Kirkland. Formed in 1993, The Crystal Method is the most recent stop in a string of projects that led them from their native Las Vegas (and some forgettable four-track stabs at Vocal jazz music), to the early-'90s L.A. rave scene. Drawn in by its youthful idealism, Jordan and Kirkland became absorbed by L.A.'s underground club culture and began knocking out tracks inspired by their experiences.

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