yay yay u sound like a dumbass. “there just saying the obvious..” ok just like “how many times” and countless other tracks. making a song is making a song. there are no parameters to follow. if someone wants to make a song about red cars exploding with lightning bugs and cans of creamed corn. do that shit. every song in existence is somebodys ideas and opinions. also Jacobs word was released in early 2000 meaning it was recorded at least 99. how do we know it wasn’t recorded back in 97-98. oh I forgot u know all…..

also right now fit the concept of death pop. that’s why they got the idea for the track. u guys take this music shit too seriously

Just bought this and “The Road”. Been down since ’99 so, yes, I’ve heard most of the tracks. However, I’ll show love for the rarities. Glad Party in the Woods made it to a record. I love that ’05 Gathering EP since one of yall posted the youtube in one of these threads.

Honestly though, this’ll probably be my last purchase from HG ever except for the next ICP album (which there’s a good chance I’ll actually DL first and I’ve NEVER DL’d an ICP album before buying) Just not speaking to me anymore… #In TWIZTID We Trust

yeah u know ur shit alright. and yes I can hear u. should I have said u type like a dumbass??? no. I could’ve said u present ur argument in a dumbass way. better? Jacobs word was NOT recorded in 2000. it was given away on tour jan, feb, mar, 2000. did they record it jan 1 2000??? maybe how the fuck do u know? i wasn’t saying those tracks are identical. they both deal with real world shit. nothing fantastic in how many times. just real talk but i don’t need to be preached to how school is useless, and people cause huge traffic jams, and steal stereos. with right now i don’t wanna be preached to about how life is short and at any moment u can die or your life can change in an instant,. wow same argument with 2 differnet songs. guess what they are both rap songs, with snares, bass, piano, vocals, a hook, made by the same people. so yeah they have way more in common than not. lets see nothing left and miracles, one song dealing with the belief that human life has been accomplished by countless others and there are very few “new” experiences left. the other dealing with the fact that life is unexplainable and humans have wasted countless moments trying to answer lifes “miracles”. whats in common? oh they are dealing with life and the experiences one takes away. i wrote this in a big ass paragraph so no one reads it. so fuck u. my arguments are just me saying bullshit. i don’t care. i listen to music to enjoy it. not pick it apart and examine it under a microscope. a song is a song. i can compare elvis and three 6 mafie if i need to. so enjoy my paragraph i’ll write more just for u….

yeah i finally just gave it a listen.. it was cool.. felt there was too much shit i already heard tho by the end of it.. but i liked most of the new/unheard shit so that was good.. 

i really like the alternate version of everybody rize & love the richie valens sample/interpolation in the kraeyshawn song..

Old Mr Dangerous said
Damn, I’m an old school Juggalo kinda typa dude, but had never heard “Someone’s Gonna Die” until now. The original version on Youtube… wow, good shit like “Life at Risk”. Makes FF5 look even more appealing.

Dont be warmed away by the hate. Im fucking geeked over this album.

Well this might’ve sold less than featuring freshness (1000 units first week) maybe im wrong….but it didn’t hit the billboard 100 which currently  u need to sell at least 4000 units or more and this cd probably sold a 1000 or two at the most.

This is the best album ICP has done in years – granted it is a FF and not an actual ICP LP.  Every time I hear their old sh*t then go back to listening to the new stuff (Mighty Death Pop, Bang Pow Boom) I realize they are on the verge of being very average.  I don’t like the route ICP is taking but that being said I don’t hardly any of the new artist coming – so ICP is still better but not by much.

Goblin

The greatest show

someone’s gonna die

I’m an alien

howard stern song