Old Mr Dangerous said
Absolute Worst... 

10. The Show Must Go On

9. Hokus Pokus (Head huntaz Remix)

8. Southwest Song

7. Southwest Strangla

6. Birthday Bitches

 5. Nothings Left

4. Pass Me By

3. Night of the 44

2. The Stalker

1. Halls of Illusion

 

 

Anyone that likes those tracks in any way is a sheep shagger.

Southwest Song is one of my favorites;
Headhunta'z remix is by far the better of the two

The Show Must Go On is obviously one of the best things they've ever done. 

Southwest Strangla is classic

The Stalker is one of the best tracks in Hiphop history. Fact.

Halls of Illusions, I dunno. I love it, but I can see how some might find it annoying I guess. One of my favs though.

My list

I'm still Alive "american psycho ep"
Boing Boing
Imma Kill U
Juggalo Island
Moutain Girl feat jack white
Kickin Kickin
Amber Aleart "worst hallowicked song, I think"
The Mom Song "I undersstand its the mom song and can be considered good somtimes but I do not like it lol"
Over a Bitch
Juggalo Juice

I went through my ICP music and these songs in my opinoun are the worst.

I agree kickin kickin aint that good,growin again is 1 imo

Stalkz said

The Warlock said 

Stalkz said 
The thing about Carnival of Carnage is that it's from a completely different era of rap music. Check out any other track from that time and you'll be like wow, this is kind of wack. Kid Rock's Yodelin' In The Valley, for example, was and is a fucking dope song, if you like that sort of thing, but if not it's just lame.

Remember, this is a time when people were really actually listening to and loving MC Hammer. 

So with that in mind I think it's sort of unfair to compare it to the rest of their catalog, especially when you look at the progression from CoC to bk50187 to Ringmaster. They were able to keep up with the changing styles perfectly. BK is perfectly in between both styles, and Ringmaster is so 1994 it hurts. Peep Vanilla Ice's Roll 'Em Up from the same year for a great example what other white rappers were going for at that time.

That being said, just not liking the song is fine, but if it's more about you just not liking that style of Hiphop, it's a little unfair.

 

 

Anyways

 

My list;

1) House of Wonders

2) We Gives No Fuck

3) Intro/Walk Into Thy Light/Welcome To Thy Show

4) Night of The Axe

5) Everybody Rize

6) Questions

7) Please Don't Hate Me

8) My Homie Baby Mama

9) Dead End ft. Ice-T

10) Fly Away

 

I'm not familiar enough with FF4, The Calm, The Storm, or The Tempest enough to judge them and I'm so numb to their corny shit at this point that none of it bothers me enough in BPB or MDP to stick out as a "worst".

what in the fuck @ disliking those songs... im speechless yo...

 

 

In my (anything but) humble opinion, House of Wonders was left off Milenko for a good reason. Because it sucked. It's like a much, much worse version of Halls of Illusions. I feel like they wrote that and were like "yeah its good and all but it could be a lot better" and then just made Halls of Illusions instead. I mean, the first line

 

"So there you are, you're sittin' there, just kinda chillin'"

 

sets the tone for a really gay song. I mean, later on, he says "chicky-poo". 

Nothx.

 

We Gives No Fuck is just awful to me. I can't even listen to it. I cringe a lot through House of Wonders, but I can't even get a few seconds into this song. I feel like J wanted to do a sort of "Radio Stars" type of vibe, but from the perspective of actually just making a song like that, but man. When he goes off on that ending "biggy bang bang picky pow pow" and just lets loose on it, it's so embarrassing I could cry.

 

 

Questions isn't a terrible song, I just think it's kinda boring. Same with the rest, really, except Dead End. Ice-T ruins that song. It's funny cuz the one he does with Six Feet Deep, "One Bullet Left", his shit is the only worthwhile part of the song.

 

I hate Please Don't Hate Me because I hadn't listened to b/b for five or six years until recently and I still got the hook to that song stuck in my head on at least a weekly basis.

 

Fly Away was sort of filler. I don't like or dislike it, I just don't listen to it.

 

Also, for the record, I think Where's God is pretty good. It's better than any of the god related shit on Shangri-La, and for those uneducated bastards it was pretty deep. I don't support christianity in any fashion but it's no different to me than Southwest Song, except the hook is about god instead of just "and I pray to god to help and justify". 
third edit:

In hindsight I guess I could put Ghetto Rainbow in place of Fly Away. While it's no different from Joke Ya Mind or Miracles, it's definitely a lot gayer. I still get and appreciate what they were going for, but they're just *way* too comfortable with whatever idea comes into their head now. 

how is that song anything like halls of illusions?? you think "where's god" is good & "fly away" is gay?? wow.. our opinions are completely different yo..

I just didn't like it. I didn't like bazooka joey really either.

And we gives no fuck is a great song. J snaps on that. Whoever thinks that song is in the 10 must have no idea what GREAT is hahhahahaha

But everyone has a right to their own opinoun

Feels so right I think is a sick song.

Vultures is my favorite song off BPB and I don't like BPB thaat much. I like the 2nd cd of the nuclear edition tho.

yea thers only a few songs off bpb that i like

Exactly. We all have lists. Gotta check it twice like santa clause said

twiztidkillaxxx2 said
Exactly. We all have lists. Gotta check it twice like santa clause said

"makin that list checkin it twice gotta find out whos been naughty or nice"

was santa a freak thats my ? lol

LTB said
listening to people's list make me realize how impossible it is for me to make a list. i enjoy all their shit thoroughly. some are meh but i cant dislike or call any inherently bad. here's my best attempt at a list 

 

ghetto rainbows

miracles

guts on the cieling

under the moon

if i was a serial killer

 

thats all i got.

Ghetto Rainbows and Miracles are the songs I agree with ya. but we all think different, I loved under the moon