Mezzd said
I went to 2003 and 2004, and I'd say 2004 was the best. ODB was there, and JCW was just amazing that year.  

chops said
2003. The first outdoor/camping gathering. Before it got invaded by addicts and festival kids.   

Noawareness said

One of the best experiences of my life.  

Damn, too bad I didn't know you fucks back then. I also considered 2003 & 2004 my fave. Those were my last two after going from the very first in 2000 nonstop.

I know that a lot of you dug Cave-In-Rock and I respect that. However, it just seems like it was infiltrated by a bunch of scum, non-Juggalo types. You can be there and not be a Juggalo, of course... but friends telling me about the fights and the lame drugs and the straight up nastiness... fuck all that.

Nelson Ledges 4 Life

chops said
2003. The first outdoor/camping gathering. Before it got invaded by addicts and festival kids.   

One of the best experiences of my life.

Bang Pow Boom was a surprise hit and they spent that dough on a huge line-up-

• Main Stage:

Insane Clown Posse, Twiztid, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Anybody Killa, Boondox, The Dayton Family, Dark Lotus, CKY, DJ Quik, Kottonmouth Kings, Juvenile, Mystikal, Kittie, George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic, MC Hammer, Tech N9ne, E-40, Paris, Dope, Saliva, Vanilla Ice, Xzibit, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, Lil Jon, Paul Wall (did not show/mix up with booking), Hed PE, Mastamind, Potluck, Charlie Sheen.

Carnivalkilla44 said
This year was dope. I personally got a great deal of sleep, ate solid carnival food, ate tasty drugs, and had dope neighbors. (Though, I've always had dope neighbors at Legend Valley.) With the ICP seminar,  it seems like they're accepting Legend Valley as THE spot for the reunion.  

I would not mind that. I like Legend Valley alot. I started in the later Cave-in-Rock days (2012) and haven't missed one since. Out of what I've been to, I like the Legend Valley the best. Cave-in-Rock was great except for the prep. No grocery store anywhere close incase you needed to pop out and pick up more supplies. You pretty much had to enter with everything you would need for 4 to 5 days.

I agree with this year being dope. It ranks as one of the best in terms of a solid good time. Lineup was not my favorite but the atmosphere and neighbors were perfect. I think getting to play Morton's List so many times was a highlight for me. I usually plan to play every year and most years I end up doing something else or just taking a nap.  It probably helped that the Morton's List tent was about 30 or 40 steps away from me this year.

YouTube Video Immigrant Song - Karen O with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

Everything about 2014 was so perfect to me the only downside was that is didn't last another 4 days. The lineup was stacked, I got to hang with a lot of my FLH homies, the food was really good and they served alcohol at the strawberry, weather was about as perfect as it could be for me at least, and we got an awesome camping spot (I know some lo's and lette's who didn't and I do feel for you. That does suck.)

2010 had some positive points of course, but the 104 degree heat that year every single day really dragged it down for me. We would literally just sit for the vast majority of the day at our campsite not moving. It was much better at night, but I never wanted to overdue the booze or hallucinogens I had readily available because I knew waking up the next day in that heat after a night of heavy indulgence would probably kill me. They definitely need to stick to having GOTJ in July unless they move it some place cooler.

I always wished (and still do) that I could have made it to one of those very first indoor ones.