Pigg said
I wish Seven would do more production for ICP that’s similar to what he’s done for Brotha Lynch.

I’m not too familiar, could you give me an example?

Super Wyzard said

Pigg said
I wish Seven would do more production for ICP that’s similar to what he’s done for Brotha Lynch.

I’m not too familiar, could you give me an example?

Krocadil, Body on the Floor, Sweeney Todd, Can I Have a Napkin?, The Coathanga, etc.

MetalHorrorGuitarWhat said

Super Wyzard said

Pigg said
I wish Seven would do more production for ICP that’s similar to what he’s done for Brotha Lynch.

I’m not too familiar, could you give me an example?

Krocadil, Body on the Floor, Sweeney Todd, Can I Have a Napkin?, The Coathanga, etc.

I can dig these. Think something like that would work a lot better than some off of TMML.

Mr.Bitches said
Lynch is the mann…I know Phonk Beta has murked a few beats out for him as well

See what you did there.  Clever.  The producers he used for the Mannibalector trilogy were all great.  My favorite beat of Brotha Lynch’s was from Freddy Machete and it’s basically a remake of Lil Wayne’s Hit Em Up, which is probably a remake of something itself.

King Lucem Ferre Replies

I like the album. For now. I liked MDP for about a month before it wore off.

I think that songs like How and I See The Devil are meant to be preachy but when you break it down it’s still relatable from a secular point of view.

How can be seen as a struggle with morality and I See The Devil can be taken the same way.

King Lucem Ferre Rambles On

I never liked ICP for their funny songs, I’ve always liked ICP for their great story telling, their horrorcore lyrics and their political and social commentary, which is very very simple and juvenile though I was simple and juvenile when I got into them. I think I’ve been disappointed with the fact that they have moved away from the horror stories to more silly songs, but on this album they returned to the horror aspect.

I wish their social commentary would have evolved a bit more over the years but they still recycle the same topics with out even using current events as fuel. We hate racists, do right or go to hell, etc. Why not use racial profiling as a topic? Cops killing black people is a real problem. Look at the statistics and you’ll notice that you are way more likely to be killed by a cop if you are black than if you are white.

Or, better yet, classism is becoming a bigger problem than ever especially with such a huge wealth gap between the 99% and the 1%. Juggalos are the perfect example of classism and the type of bigotry that goes on today. How come ICP hasn’t made a song that stands up for juggalos especially when the FBI classified them as a gang and the whole world basically said “I don’t give a fuck”? Just what I’d like to hear, something that should be said that nobody has said before. Twiztid are the only ones that actually rap about how unfair it is that juggalos are treated the way they are. I think ICP should. Like a PSA to the rest of the world.

King Lucem Ferre Rambles Even More

I guess there are a few evolved topics on Lost. How and I See The Devil being matured versions of what they have already done and Falling Apart being a personal and different take of songs like Deadman Walking and The Dead One.

This album was different though and sounded like they were trying to jump on the industrial Trap sound that has become popular lately. I have no problem with that, I like the sound, but everybody is trying to do it these days. It’s just not like them to jump on a bandwagon like that. Then again, all production was done mostly by Young Oatmeal and he does seem to be a bandwagon jumper. Not a bad thing at all, just uncreative.

I want ICP to use those atmospheric horror movie, Halloween, organ style beats. That tense creepy sound mixed with some beats would be awesome. Like Sleep Walker or Prom Queen.

cRyPtiC_tHe_CLoWn said
I want ICP to use those atmospheric horror movie, Halloween, organ style beats. That tense creepy sound mixed with some beats would be awesome. Like Sleep Walker or Prom Queen.

Ya I def miss those type of beats, but im really enjoy the missing link

@piggofdoom @psyral-infection @krunkazphuk 

If it weren’t for the fact that A: all three of you know me personally and B: all three of you are more open-minded to differing opinions, based on how vehemently we’re arguing our opposite sides of the argument, I probably would’ve alienated y’all, too. Of course, if you guys weren’t who you are, you wouldn’t have bothered debating it in the first place, or it’d be a much more heated discussion, or some shit.

My point above, that you quoted… Start to involve race into things… And I think the discussion would go from debate between us to flame war with others’ involvement real quick.