available on a promotional single. The edit was used in the end credits music for the video game Mafia. 2000-2005 The Lord Finesse short remix was not released to the public until the Lordz of Brooklyn next release, the 2000 vinyl EP The Lordz of Brooklyn Meet Bumpy Knuckles, released on their own and distributed through Landspeed since Island Records purchased American Recordings and Venture got closed. The three track EP also featured a song with Ozzy Osbourne sampled in the chorus and a song with Freddie Foxxx a.k.a. Bumpy Knuckles and IP a.k.a. Ice Pirate, Called Left Behind. 2000 also saw the release of the Lordz of Brooklyn cover version of Run-DMC's hip hop classic "Sucker M.C.'s" on the tribute album Take A Bite Outta Rhyme: A Rock Tribute to Rap. Their version featured Stoned Soul and Everlast and is reportedly Run's favorite Run-DMC cover. The group's next album release, Graffiti Roc, was rather a compilation of various previously recorded tracks than a proper studio album, and followed in 2003. It featured Busta Rhymes, Korn, Rampage of the Flipmode Squad, and others. Now, the groups' style leaned towards a crossover sound of both hip hop and rock influences. By that time, Scotty Edge, Dino Bottz and Paulie 2Times have already left, and the McLeer brothers added live musicians on guitar (Patrick Saccenti), bass and drums to tour festivals such as Vans Warped Tour in 2003, 2004 and 2005. 2006–present In 2006 the group shortened their name for the release of the third album The Brooklyn Way. Featured artists are longtime collaborator Everlast, Bedouin Soundclash, Jaret Reddick of Bowling for Soup and Tim Armstrong of Rancid. But not only the name has changed, the group's sound changed as well, there are only very few, if any, hip hop references. The majority of the songs are now rock-driven. In 2007, Scotty Edge rejoined the group for their spring tour with Fishbone. In April 2008, The Lordz had their own reality TV show on Fuse entitled "The Brooklyn Way" which focused on the McLeer brothers' life and times since before 2006. Later that year, they were playing all dates of the 2008 Vans Warped Tour and were also touring the US with Everlast. Since 2018, they have returned to their Hip-Hop origins, started to use the full name "Lordz Of Brooklyn" again and in 2020 released a new album Family Reunion. Musical