I loved Furious. Two reasons:

1. Soopa Heroez never happened.

2. It wasn’t taken on the road.

honestly it had some really fun songs but as far as concept and all that goes the album got pretty repetitive, even with it being a shorter album…I guess maybe that was part of the point since they were mocking other styles of hip hop but it still felt rushed and thrown together at times…its a fun album to revisit though and I keep The Van, Mr. Club, and I Shot the DJ on my mp3 player constantly (while occasionally adding others from that album)

as far as it flopping with juggalos?…probably because it doesn’t sound like Riddlebox or Dark Lotus or Rydas or something else they already did lol

I think if they had stuck together they could have put together a really dope follow up album…a few of those songs on that Esham SV podcast thing were pretty fresh they were just unmixed/incomplete due to them leaving and taking all those joints with them…Everyone is my shit

SV fucking sucked.

Old Mr Dangerous said

Pigg said
Shaggy should have rapped instead of just screaming choruses. They didn’t really talk about then doing stuff with their super powers that much.

^ this is the first important factoid about SV. At least a few raps here and there. would’re ruled. I understand he is Mr. Club, the DJ Killa, but damn. However, the screamed choruses, while repetetive, were occasionally awesome. 

More:

– The Podcast album had “Everyone”, one of my favorite tracks ever. J at his best. He just embodied that beat to the fullest. I love it.

– “Slow Your Roll”, aka The Faggot Song, is bullshit. It is needlessly hateful, and J’s verse in particular is wack. It sounds like he is rapping from Joseph Bruce the Taxpayer’s perspective, not Mr. Diamond the Soopa Villain from outer space. It is pure bullshit, but I am giving credit where it is due, the song still is catchy and entertaining. Like Guns N Roses’ “One in a Million” or “Nigger Hatin Me” by Johnny Rebel. Sad to admit.

– I bought that album and played it with weirdos at a shitty hotel, doing a bunch of pills and cocaine. Not ever really my style, but I loved how it befuddled the folks who had no clue what it was.

– Lavel is usually the weakest link in the group, but he did well in the Mr. Heart role. 

– An SV comic is dope. I love the cd inserts with the old school “hero attributes”.

yeah Shaggy rapping might have helped too idk…mainly it was just repetitive like I said earlier…the constant screaming choruses got old and my favorite songs tend to be the ones where its switched up from that…it had potential but the project felt too narrow minded at the end of the day…had they expanded the concept a bit more it would have been great but unfortunately they didn’t have the chance since Esham and Lavel split soon after…I do like that its one of those rare Psychopathic releases though…fun to listen to when playing GTA but then again so are the Rydas lol

Because compared to Migraine Headache, Silence Of The Hams, and especially Soopa Villains from Shangri La it was terrible.

why does everyone assume that anything Psychopathic works on is gunna be 100% golden.

like cold 187um, soopa villianz was a whack idea that should have never gone forward.

I liked SV more when it came out than I do now.  The chorus on every song is basically the name of the song repeated a few times with the word “soopa” thrown in there, which kind of got annoying to me.  But I think it’s pretty good at least.  I thought the characters were cool, and I thought they did rap about their powers. I liked how each member had their own song that talked about their powers specifically. I loved when they revealed the idea and all the drawings at the ICP seminar that year. Everything was cool. Then Esham, Lavel, and ABK left Psychopathic and shit got weird.

EDM has existed for like 30 years. It just used to be called Techno.