Insane Clown Posse

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A multi-platinum selling rap group formed in 1989 in Southwest Detroit, Michigan known for their violent lyrics and elaborate live shows. Originally formed under the name "Inner City Posse", they changed their name to Insane Clown Posse after various conflicts with local gangs when they released tracks claiming to "run Detroit". They wanted to keep the brand recognition of ICP, so they kept the initials of Inner City Posse but changed what they were an abbreviation of. There were actually 3 band members during their time as Inner City Posse.

Commonly known as "ICP"

"The Most Hated Band In The World"
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PSY1004 Carnival Of Carnage — Insane Clown Posse I.C.P.* Carnival Of Carnage (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY1004 US 1992 Sell This Version
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PSY 1006 Ringmaster — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Ringmaster (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY 1006 US 1994 Sell This Version
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01241-46001-4 Riddle Box — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Riddle Box (Album, Comp) Battery Records 01241-46001-4 US 1995 Sell This Version
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none The Great Milenko — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Great Milenko (Album) Hollywood Records none Germany 1997 Sell This Version
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314-524 661-2 The Amazing Jeckel Brothers — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Amazing Jeckel Brothers (Album) Island Records 314-524 661-2 US 1999 Sell This Version
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314 548 174-2 Bizaar — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Bizaar (Album) Island Records, Psychopathic Records 314 548 174-2 US 2000 Sell This Version
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314 548 175-4 Bizzar — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Bizzar (Album) Island Records, Psychopathic Records 314 548 175-4 US 2000 Sell This Version
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RIV 9912-2 The Wraith: Shangri-La — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Wraith: Shangri-La (Album) D3 Entertainment, Psychopathic Records RIV 9912-2 US 2002 Sell This Version
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PSY 4032 The Wraith: Hell's Pit — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Wraith: Hell's Pit (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY 4032 US 2004 Sell This Version
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PSY4063 The Tempest — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Tempest (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY4063 US 2007 Sell This Version
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PSY 4102-2 Bang Pow Boom (Red) — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Bang Pow Boom (Red) (Album, Comp) Psychopathic Records PSY 4102-2 US 2009 Sell This Version
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PSY-41114, PSY-41112 The Mighty Death Pop! — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Mighty Death Pop! (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY-41114, PSY-41112 UK 2012 Sell This Version
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PSY41122 Freaky Tale$ — Insane Clown Posse In$ane Clown Po$$e* Freaky Tale$(CD, Album, Single, Bon) Psychopathic Records PSY41122 US 2012 Sell This Version
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PSY41132 Smothered, Covered, And Chunked! — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Smothered, Covered, And Chunked!(CD, Album) Psychopathic Records PSY41132 US 2012 Sell This Version
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PSY48062 The Marvelous Missing Link {Found} — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Marvelous Missing Link {Found} (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY48062 US 2015 Sell This Version
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PSY48052 The Marvelous Missing Link {Lost} — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Marvelous Missing Link {Lost} (Album) Psychopathic Records PSY48052 US 2015 Sell This Version
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PSY48082 The Marvelous Missing Link: The Outtakes — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse The Marvelous Missing Link: The Outtakes(CD, Album) Psychopathic Records PSY48082 US 2015 Sell This Version
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none Fearless Fred Fury — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Fearless Fred Fury (Album, EP, Comp) Psychopathic Records none US 2019 Sell This Version
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none Yum Yum Bedlam — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Yum Yum Bedlam (Album) Psychopathic Records none US 2021 Sell This Version
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Singles & EPs

PSY1005 Beverly Kills 50187 — Insane Clown Posse I.C.P.* Beverly Kills 50187 (EP) Psychopathic Records PSY1005 US 1993 Sell This Version
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PSY1002 Dead Pumpkins — Insane Clown Posse ICP* Dead Pumpkins (Single) Psychopathic Records PSY1002 US 1994 Sell This Version
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none A Carnival Christmas E.P. — Insane Clown Posse I.C.P.* A Carnival Christmas E.P. (EP, Single) Psychopathic Records none US 1994 Sell This Version
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PSY1007 The Terror Wheel — Insane Clown Posse I.C.P.* The Terror Wheel (EP) Psychopathic Records PSY1007 US 1994 Sell This Version
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PSY1013 Mr. Rotten Treats — Insane Clown Posse I.C.P.* Mr. Rotten Treats (Single) Psychopathic Records PSY1013 US 1995 Sell This Version
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JDCD-46504-1 Chicken Huntin' — Insane Clown Posse Insane Clown Posse Chicken Huntin' (Single, Maxi) Battery Records, Psychopathic Records JDCD-46504-1 US 1995 Sell This Version

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haertberker4

haertberker4

January 8, 2022
edited about 1 year ago
ICP is a legend in terms of hip Hop and horror core. And no matter how much people will deny they are. But if you do not know the legend of ICP I would tell you this. Personally if I was going to get into ICP again I would definitely listen to the first six joker cards start at carnival of Carnage work your way up. They listen to the second deck of joker cars and then just start listening to their EPS singles and other stuff they have made. Even though their main thing is joker cards. They have made so much other stuff that is just amazing. Like the terror wheel, The tunnel of Love dog beats. And a bunch of other s*** that just blows your mind when you listen to it. I hope anybody who's on this page at least takes a listen to them try them out. And try and at least join the dark carnival. And become a juggalo.
And for any juggalos out there whoop whoop.
StateOfCykosis

StateOfCykosis

February 8, 2011
Ah, ICP. What would I do without them?

Now, you may wonder why I say that. Well, if it wasn't for ICP, I wouldn'tve discovered NWA, Lifer's Group, Cykosis, and other such musicians I love. And don't get me wrong, I completely understand why many detest this duo. What with their "Miracles" video and all. Many people consider that they are not underground anymore. They still are, they just have been getting media attention recently. ICP has great rapping skills. They're also funny and entertaining. I have read Violent J's autobiography, and I can tell you that ICP are not fake gangsters. They had a difficult life in poverty. And Violent J.. Did you know he was molested as a child? Didn't think so. ICP even had their own gang, Inner City Posse. If an ICP hater listened to the early works, when they were known as Inner City Posse, they might like it.

And I don't exclusively listen to ICP either. I'm a huge Genesis, Beatles, and Nirvana fan. I love a lot of stuff. ICP is one of them, and I suggest you give 'em a second chance.
Xerox-Clone

Xerox-Clone

November 30, 2010
edited 12 months ago
ICP by themselves are not a bad rap group and once in a blue moon I enjoy listening to them for the sake of nostalgia. I think they went to crap after the Jokers cards were finished and their fans are the most ignorant excuses of human beings. They claim to be "Underground" yet haven't been underground since the riddle box came out and they started seeking out a way to get signed by major labels like SONY for example (This is factual information by the way). Also, ISLAND records is an associate of Def Jam which in turn is a major label by itself so you can't help but wonder what ICP means when they tell their fans they are "underground". Underground artists be it rap or any other genre of music don't sell platinum albums, that is just ass backwards. I think ICP should go back to focusing on its "Dark Carnival" and the try to maintain the sound they had during the days of the ring master and riddlebox. Milenko and Jake Jackyl is also a notable point in their career but afterwards, something changed with ICP. The fans were bigger in numbers, yet less intelligent/mature and people started to get just a liiiitle bit obsessive. I can't count how many "Juggalos" I meet that claim to be hardcore yet don't own rare releases such as the original Tunnel of love cassette or the great pandolum let alone the phat or wack sampler, Inner City Posse's basement cuts, or Dog Beats. Downloading is one thing but being an avid collector of memorabilia is an entirely different story. I think ICP's fans need to be put in check these days.
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irionman

irionman

December 29, 2009
Hello folks, it's your local hatemonger again, irionman, and this time I am here to review the Insane Clown Posse, or ICP for short. I had a private message the other day requesting that I put my reviews in a better format, so you guys can follow them better. (Or pick and choose what you want to read), so here it goes.

Name: The name, Insane Clown Posse, is absolutely outrageous. No, I do not say that in a good way either. (from now on, I will say icp) Who would want to be known as a duo of insane clowns anyway? Honestly, the way I see it, it started out as a few teenagers who wanted to start a rap duo. From that, I can see how the name started. The name sounds like something a teenager would make up. I don't see the name being thought about for too long, but rather being said on accident and sticking. There are many horrible names out there, Passenger of Shit and Vomitory come to mind, but those bands are at least, in my mind, better than this duo. ICP claim to come up from "humble" beginnings, and being from inner city Detroit, I don't doubt that. My problem comes when they claim to be inspiring other people, but that will come for the fans section of this interview.

Fans: Now this is the part that will piss off the fans, so if you like this group, listen up. ICP calls their fans Juggalos and Juggalettes. Why would a fan want to call their fans something so stupid? Honestly, why would a single band want to call their fans anything other than fans? Genres have dubs for their fans, like metalhead for example, but when bands start naming their fans, that is going a bit too far. Now, you would think that any normal person would not want to be called that, but then again, if you have ever witnessed the musical atrocity in act, you would know that at least 70 percent of the fans are not normal. Most of the fans, and this will really start to piss people off, are the local outcasts. They are the people who you see standing away from a crowd, with their earphones on, giving angry looks to people who walk by. When I was in school, they were the kids who stood underneath stairwells listening to their music in little pods. They would be standing really close to each other, but they would not be talking with each other. Then, the thing I found annoying, they would break out into some little song and dance routine after classes. (They would always sing the song Chicken Huntin').

The fans often refer to themselves as "The Family" and have an acronym that goes MMFWCL. Now, if you have ever seen a youtube video for any song that this band has ever made, you will see that acronym. It stands for Much Mother Fuckin Wicked Clown Love. Come on people, why would you want to parade around with "The Family" and tell people you are a bunch of wicked clowns. (Yes, they do paint their faces often, and when they are in groups like this, it's really a site to see.) First off, if you are truly wanting to be a family, start off by getting a respectable title. For one, if you walk into any type of job interview with painted faces, you will be laughed out of the place. Also, why would you want to hang around people who are obviously a group of outcasts. If you take 1000 outcast kids and group them together, you get a mob of outcast kids. That's all you get. They will act like a gang with mob mentality. Then, throw in a pair of insane singers to the mix, and you have something fairly dangerous. I'm not saying that ICP fans are more dangerous than the general public.....wait, yes I am. ICP fans are known to for vandalism and theft. (Don't believe me, look it up on any news site.) Go to inner city Detroit. Drive under the bridges. I can guarantee that you will find either MMFWCL or ICP painted on 50 percent of them. Hell, I even found that painted on bridges in Kansas.

Style:ICP pioneered a genre. Some will disagree, but I don't care. Normally, I would say that this is a respectable feature about the band, but then again, I don't find anything good about a genre called Terrorcore. ICP prides themselves on their terror based songs. They will rap about murder, rape, torture, Hell (as a punishment), and other weird disfigurements. Every single song, except maybe 5, are terror based. (Terror + carnival that is) When a band makes nothing but this type of music, what type of following do you think they will have. (Read the above paragraph for that one) I'm not going to go too in depth on this one, because it basically speaks for themselves. I do not appreciate any band that tries to either scare their fans, scare other people, or promote violence. 'Nuff said.

Final Words: From Dog Beats to Bang Pow Boom, ICP has been the epitome of crap. I have only heard ONE single song of theirs that I enjoy, and that song is Pass Me By. I believe that the song has a good message to it, and I also believe that it shows a bit more of what the two actually are. That sounds cheesy, but I believe it to be true. The song takes a break from the terror crap and actually seems a bit more heart felt, a bit closer to home. But that is only one song, and cannot make up for an entire terrible musical career. In fact, ICP's label, Psychopathic Records, is a joke in itself. It contains bands and artists that follow the lyrical style and musical style of ICP, and trust me, the music does not get any better with different bands. (Same crap, different person scenario.) I am going to stop myself here before I start writing a book on this band. I give this duo a 2/100. The 2 is out of my personal liking and respect to the song I mentioned before.
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