For this episode, the crew dares to listen to multiple selections from the Psychopathic Records catalog with a specific focus on the recordings of Insane Clown Posse. They are joined graciously by a gentleman named Nemo, who is a contributor and writer at Faygoluvers.net, a fan site devoted to all things Psychopathic. He brought four songs that he believes represents the very worst of the Psychopathic catalog. Faygo is a midwestern soda that has been popularized by Insane Clown Posse against the wishes of Faygo. It's customary at ICP shows that members of the crew will shower the crowd in multiple flavors of Faygo. We're pretty sure it's not as good as Dr. Pepper.

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The panel suffers through some of the truly worst patriotic music ever recorded and invite you to join them in their suffering.

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For this episode, the crew takes three selections from Hulk Hogan’s 1995 release “Hulk Rules” and subjects themselves to the atrocity of this record. They are joined by Clint Carroll, who is sickeningly well-versed on the record as well as other albums recorded by wrestling stars. He is an old friend of TSOM’s Jeff. He met him searching for a CD at a music store back in 2001.

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Our journey begins.

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