You may remember that Juggalo Judgment had a real short hiatus. A "sneeze and you missed it" kinda situation. Right before then, we covered Twiztid's 2009 album "W.I.C.K.E.D., and Blade learned how good that record was. In support of the album, Twiztid went on the "End Of Days" tour, and in similar fashion to Toxic Terror, had an exclusive EP available at the merch booth. Did Twiztid add more wickedness to the W.I.C.K.E.D. era? Should Prozak stay off of the Internet? Is Boondox a total creep? Find out the answers to these and more as we cover the 1999 Arnold Schwarzenegger film... End Of Days.

The Shining is a masterpiece. The Jack Nicholson movie, at least. One of his most iconic roles, a story of psychological horror showcasing the gradual mental degradation of people cut off from the rest of society. Also, Shelly Duvall's performance, *chef's kiss*, may she rest in peace.

Anyway, Violent J made a solo album and called it The Shining and it has nothing to do with the movie. Released on his birthday on 2009, he took an album he didn't finish, gave away for free at the 2008 GOTJ, and decided he could make money off of it the following year. Does J come correct with the wicked shit? Does Mike Clark bring back some amazing production? Is Esham on here too much? Find out our answers to these and more today. J said nobody could stop his shine. Find out if he proves it on... The Shining.

679.

It's a weird number, huh? It ain't 17 or anything like that. It's nothing super significant. So what's 679? It's the amount of days between official Juggalo Judgment episodes. I know. I asked Google. After a hiatus that was far longer than either of us expected, we're back.

And we're talking about Motown Rage.

Sorry and shit.

Motown Rage is a rock band from Detroit that supported ICP at a number of shows and tours, and so it was clear that they needed to join The Hatchet, but not The Hatchet proper. Signing to Hatchet House, we get Psychopathic's 2nd attempt at having a rock group for the Juggalos, only this time without Violent J writing writing the entire album, and it's definitely leaning more towards the nu-metal vibe. Does Sadistic have a sick flow? Does Razor Ray still have a voice after yelling for an entire show? Are you happy that we're back? Well that's for you to decide, because you're either... With Us Or Against Us.

I was born in the year 1990, so it's a pretty important year for me. For people who were already thinking beings at the time, it was important for plenty of other reasons, like the Hubble space telescope launch, Nelson Mandela's release, the invasion of Panama, and the release of the first studio album by alt/experimental/funk band Primus, Frizzle Fry.

Jeremy is always a joy to have around for a music chat, big love to the homie, find him and his plethora of projects here: https://linktr.ee/jigglz

Hit us up on our socials here: https://linktr.ee/JuggaloJudgment, or get at one of us directly on Twitter @MikeSpohnTheSEJ and @Schmeev, OR hit up Mike on Instagram @StraightEdgeJuggalo. We'd love to hear your feedback, let us know what you think!

We're no strangers to Doom

You know Mm..Food, and so do I

Now Viktor Vaughn is who we're thinkin' of

A supervillain and time traveling guy

Astley aside, this week we're talking about Vaudeville Villain.

I am always thankful to know Aaron, and doubly so to have him join me, and you can find his show ICP w/We at www.icpwwe.com, check out Fukkfaace at https://fukkfaace.bandcamp.com, and watch him stream on twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/gristlemedia!

Hit us up on our socials here: https://linktr.ee/JuggaloJudgment, or get at one of us directly on Twitter @MikeSpohnTheSEJ and @Schmeev, OR hit up Mike on Instagram @StraightEdgeJuggalo. We'd love to hear your feedback, let us know what you think!

I like to think of myself as a fun guy, but today we're taking a look at the fun. guy, Nate Ruess. Back before he Some Nights'd and We Are Young'd his way into our hearts, he had this band that all the Ruess heads tell me is the REAL shit. Today I'm joined by one of these Ruess heads to finally confront The Format's 2006 release Dog Problems.

Bless Blade Brown for joining me on this episode, find all their stuff here:

https://twitter.com/Bladeisspooky

http://inthiseconomy.limitedrun.com/

https://griphookband.bandcamp.com/album/camp-blood

https://deletr.bandcamp.com/album/6-sounds-for-6-6

https://open.spotify.com/show/4DVLloUUZ2zQU7UvESzHg6?si=x-UdLShlT_2oIqxNKz5QJA

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This year I've found myself on the opposite end of the Schmeevburger experience, as I have returning guests bringing albums to me that I've never heard before! This week we'll be traveling back to hear how a band feels about the increasing influence of the religious right in American politics through the mid 2000s with Protest The Hero's concept album Kezia.

All the love to Erik for joining me, go listen to ICP w/We and Fukkfaace and other projects he's done at www.icpwwe.com!

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With the church up and running the Xul boys have been doing so much work in the community! I sure hope nothing happens in the very beginning of Mauxuleum to derail that!

Mike, please tell us all about Ma's Linoleum and why AXE got Monoxide on a track for a singing chorus.

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We're goin' to church! Crack open your bibles and feast upon the nut within as we go on a little hike to see how these AXE boys handle their first EP with this Lee Carver guy!

In 2019, Majik Ninja Entertainment was ready to release one of their biggest albums to date in Twiztid's Generation Nightmare. But on that very same day, Ninjas and Xuligans were also treated to a new project from the blasphemous trio of Alla Xul Elu. With their style of dark, sacrilegious rap, the group would continue to flesh out their lore, with Lee Carver well establishing his presence as a natural fit. How does Schmeev feel about this EP? Find out today as he enters... Church Of Xul.

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We've arrived at an album that I've at least gotten one prior listen to! On VINYL no less! We finally get an introduction to Elu after 3 albums of him being in the name, and who knows how the dynamic will change?

In 2018, Monoxide of Twiztid said that at that year's Gathering Of The Juggalos, Majik Ninja Entertainment would be represented. Speculation ran rampant as, to the knowledge of fans, the "beef" between Psychopathic and MNE was still going strong. Mere weeks after The Gathering ended, it was revealed that Alla Xul Elu, who had performed at GOTJ, were on Majik Ninja and would be releasing their newest LP in September. This time around, the group added new member Lee Carver into the fray, and now the trio were set to "re-debut" to a whole new audience of the underground with MNE's backing. How does this fare for group? How does Schmeev feel about it? Find out today as he does his deep dive into... The Almighty.

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