Juggalo Judgment

To many, ICP is a parody on rap in general, but it shouldn't be overlooked that they ARE fans of the genre and have a great deal of respect for those that came before them. That respect turned into a friendship and business partnership with veteran MC Breed (or "Breed", for short). An album that was technically put out by a Psychopathic Records sub-label, there's probably some of you out there who've never heard of it! But we here at Juggalo Judgment are trying to leave no stone unturned (unless you're Myzery, that is; we'll talk about Para La Isla one day, I promise), so here it is! Does Breed flex as much as Twiztid? Does a lack of guests from the label itself alienate Juggalos? Is this even more of a pure hip-hop record from Psychopathic than Esham's album Repentance? Find out this and more. And the next time you head to the doctor, tell them Juggalo Judgment sent you. They'll fill out... The New Prescription.

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It's about time we talked about everyone's favorite Native American rapper on Psychopathic Records again. Equal Opportunity Murderah is back with his 2nd album with The Hatchet, after what we considered a damn fine debut with Hatchet Warrior. Does EOM match the same intensity he gave us in 2003? Does this record have some really stand-out bass lines that we just had to mention? Does Violent J overstay his welcome? Find out this and more right now as we learn that, just like the United States, Anybody Killa has some... Dirty History.

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The Rydas laid waste to the block, shooting everyone and everything in sight. Nothing was safe, nothing untouched. That is, except you. In the pandemonium, you somehow were spared. As you gathered yourself, you watched as their black truck pulled away, hearing them yell about getting something called "scrimps". You didn't care to find out what that was, so you started to make your way to safety. But something caught your eye. On the ground, something shiny glinted from the sunlight. As you reached for it, you notice it's a CD. Flipping it over, you read the words "Limited Edition", with 4 song titles listed, 1 actually being that same word "Scrimps". As you stare at it, befuddled, you don't hear the approaching truck from behind. But you DO hear the gunshot. It's the last sound you would ever hear.

This is the 2004 GOTJ exclusive Psychopathic Rydas EP.

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2004 was a big year for the underground. With so many releases coming out from Psychopathic Records, one could totally overlook a release from similar label Joe & Joey Records, but the group won't let you. That's right! The Psychopathic Rydas have returned and they've bolstered their ranks with new members Sawed Off and Converse. Does the group seem more cohesive than in prior outings? Is there a significant drop in the amount of n-bombs heard this time around? How does every member shoot out of their black truck at the same time? Find out this and more on this episode. And the next time to book a stay at a hotel, don't forget to... Check Your Shit In, Bitch!

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Hey lovely listeners, we're back with a new episode. Zug Izland is back with their sophomore album and we're... "thrilled" to talk about it? Without the writing from Violent J, does Zug Izland hit a slam dunk out of the rink? Were the tracks we heard on PFOS2 the only ones worth hearing? Is this the most generic album Psychopathic has put out at this point? Find out these answers and more. Check the clock. It's... 3:33.

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Twiztid really like collecting crypts, man. So much so that they have a 3rd collection they wanna show off! This is a weird one though, because these aren't exactly songs that didn't fit on any prior release, but mostly new stuff with some remixes thrown in for good measure. Do these new tracks get us excited for Twiztid's new releases? Do Mike and Schmeev agree on if any of the remixes are good? Find out now when dive into... Cryptic Collection, Vol. 3.

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It's about that time for 6 people on Psychopathic Records to make an album together, SPECIFICALLY a Dark Lotus one. Hot off the heels of a brand new track on Psychopathics From Outer Space Part 2, ICP, Twiztid, Blaze, and ABK reunite from the first outing of everyone trying to sound like ICP and shift to a new direction of everyone trying to sound like Twiztid. Does this record sound more complete compared to the first? Does it have a more consistent tone in regards to production? Do we get a definitive answer on what Dark Lotus actually is supposed to be? We might find out, but probably not. So pack an umbrella, because the forecast is calling for... Black Rain.

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Another transmission from the deep reaches of space has been received. It's... apparently the 2nd half of the last one we got. Well if we don't analyze it, who will? Your hosts sit down and discuss the rest of this glorified sampler from Psychopathic Records. Does the latter half hit as well as the first? Does it get us excited for what would come from the label in 2004? Do we struggle to get through this long fucking album? The answers may surprise you, so put on your aluminum foil hat, cancel your trip to Roswell, and donate to a charity supporting Black Lives matter. This is Psychopathics From Outer Space, Part 2... part 2.

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This google doc contains a series of resources, from documented police violence (content warning for that), to petitions, to places to donate to, to resources to help educate yourself.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQEAnVYA1JjYDpyBFW8HIivGe_Cv9IRfWHDM1QRTSK7tFTjyxbE1dlwOUqzkn-HNx0pHZ-oEqaCETXR/pub?fbclid=IwAR2POqZXsMpdyzkGVl7gTpi0MOQ43IbENJOtjMu8iSngqF-BU-SyhaqFYBU

From the deepest, darkest corners of space, scientists have come across transmissions from an unknown source. They sound human in nature, but are unlike anything heard before. I mean, unless you completely disregard music that came from underground Detroit from 1992 onward. This week, we decipher these transmissions that have been presented in the form of a CD. Well... half of them. Time constraints forced our hand and this is a part 1 of 2 (we hope you understand; this album is super fucking long). So set your Quasars to "kill" and charge your hyperdrive, because this week we encounter... Psychopathics From Outer Space Part 2... part 1.

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Not gonna lie, we didn't think we'd ever cover this artist. But here we are. Today we take a look at the pioneer of Acid Rap, the godfather of the wicket shit (his words, not mine). Esham is a member of The Hatchet now and Juggalos can see what this relationship does for the artist and the label. How does this album compare to other releases from Psychopathic? How does it compare to some mainstream rap albums from the time? Does Esham sacrifice themes that would be prominent in your average Juggalo record and just make a good rap album? Find out the answers to these and more as we step into the confessional for... Repentance.

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