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{{About|the album recorded by the recording act The Undisputed Truth|the album recorded by the rock band The Lords of the New Church|The Method to Our Madness )}}
{{Infobox album
| name = Method to the Madness
| type = Album
| artist = ]
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| released = 1976
| recorded = 1976
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| genre = ], ], ], ]
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| prev_title = ''Higher than High''
| prev_year = 1975
| next_title = ''Smokin''
| next_year = 1979
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'''''Method to the Maddness''''' is the seventh album by ] group ].

==Details==
This was the group's first release on Whitfield Records and their most highest charting album since their debut. Founding member and male lead singer Joe Harris was joined by ] (sister of ]), Tyrone "Lil Ty" Barkeley and Calvin "Dhaak" Stephenson. <ref>https://louderthanwar.com/undisputed-truth-method-madness-smokin-album-reviews/</ref>

As usual, Norman Whitfield handled most of the compositions and overall production and direction of the record. It includes their only ever entry into the UK Singles Chart in January 1977 (#43) with the disco single "You + Me = Love" from the album Method to the Madness. The song reached #48 on the American Billboard Hot 100, their second highest position ever on the chart. The Undisputed Truth nevertheless disbanded in the early 1980s following the collapse of Whitfield Records. <ref>https://www.dubman.eu/nl/product/the-undisputed-truth--method-to-the-madness--smokin-2-cd/</ref>

==Track listing==
All tracks are written by ], except where noted.
#"Cosmic Contact" 3:50
#"Method To The Madness" 3:55
#"Sunshine" 5:12
#"You + Me = Love" 11:10
#"Hole In The Wall" (Rochelle Runnells, Norman Whitfield) 3:20
#"Loose" (Rochelle Runnells, Norman Whitfield) 3:21
#"Life Ain't So Easy" 3:57
#"Take A Vacation From Life (And Visit Your Dreams)" (John McGhee / Norman Whitfield) 4:30
#"Let's Go Down To The Disco" 9:10

==Personnel==

*Norman Whitfield (Arranger, Composer, Cover Illustration, Design, Engineer, Mixing, Producer)
*Tyrone Barkley
*Kenji Brown (Guitar)
*Kenny Copeland (Trumpet)
*Mark Davis (Keyboards)
*Freddie Dunn (Trumpet)
*Henry Garner (Percussion)
*Joe Harris (Vocalist)
*Learnard "Colonel Disco" Jackson (Engineer, Mixing)
*Jobe "Duke" Lequeint (Bass)
*Steve Maslow (Engineer, Mixing)
*John McGhee (Composer, Guitar)
*Michael Moore (Saxophone)
*Michael Nash (Keyboards)
*Victor Nix (Keyboards)
*Melvin Ragin (Guitar)
*Terral "Terry" Santiel (Bongos)
*Steve Smith (Engineer, Mixing)
*Calvin Stephenson (Vocalist)
*Taka Boom (Vocalist)

==References==
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==External links==
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{{The Undisputed Truth}}

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