stars and said that the band "has become utterly irrelevant." Blender gave it one-and-a-half stars out of five and stated: "The problem is not the lumbering, mid-tempo beats or the terrible lyrics (“Synthesizer, crystallizer, realizer”), although neither help. It's the sense that you've heard every synthesized squelch and ambient breakdown before." Track listing Personnel The Crystal Method Scott Kirkland – Producer, keyboards, drum programming (all tracks), vocals (through a vocoder) (track 5) Ken Jordan – Producer, keyboards (all tracks) Musicians Robin Goodridge (Bush) - drums Rahzel – vocals (tracks 1, 4, and 10) John Garcia – vocals (track 2) Milla Jovovich – vocals (track 5) Lisa Kekaula – vocals (tracks 6 and 11) Hanifah Walidah – vocals (tracks 9 and 12) Wes Borland – guitar (tracks 2, 7, and 8) Jon Brion – guitar (track 6) DJ Swamp – turntables (track 4) In popular culture The track "Born Too Slow" was used in the video game Need for Speed: Underground. The track "The American Way" briefly made a feature in the 2010 film Skyline. The track "Weapons of Mass Distortion" was used in movie trailers for The Bourne Ultimatum and Far Cry, and, in an edited version called "Weapons of Mad Distorton", for the Blade: Trinity soundtrack. Also, this track was supposed to appear in Need for Speed: Most Wanted, but was cut during development. The track "Acetone" is featured in the video game Wipeout HD Fury. The track "Realizer" is used in the 2006 film The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. The track "True Grit" was used in the 2011 documentary Revenge of the Electric Car when showcasing entrepreneur Elon Musk. References External links The Crystal Method albums 2004 albums V2 Records albums