HOW MUDVAYNE REINVENTED NU-METAL

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How did Mudvayne reinvent nu-metal? I look at Mudvayne’s debut album “L.D. 50” and debut music video “Dig,” Chad Gray, their bassist Ryan Martinie, other Mudvayne albums like “The End Of All Things To Come” and “Lost & Found,” big singles like “Not Falling” and “Happy?”, Hellyeah and the Mudvayne reunion.
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0:00 Intro
2:27 Mudvayne’s early years & “L.D. 50”
7:37 “The End Of All Things To Come”
9:19 “Lost & Found”
11:02 Hellyeah & hiatus
13:44 Mudvayne’s reunion