Publié : 30 Sep 2007, 09:32Rien de drole mais choquant 
Ce serait cool si il y avait des post en rapport avec I.C.P. now
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Publié : 30 Sep 2007, 09:32Publié : 30 Sep 2007, 11:48Ok.
Ce serait cool si il y avait des post en rapport avec I.C.P. now
Ce serait cool si il y avait des post en rapport avec I.C.P. now
Publié : 01 Oct 2007, 17:28Hop juste pour dir respect a toi ca a ete tres sympa de la lire la petite bio j' apprend plein de truc...
Dit moi t' en penses quoi des albums solo?? J' ai pas écouté et d' ailleur il me manque aussi quelques albums d' ICP...
Sinon tu connait un peu BOONDOX? Pcq j' ai pas trouvé masse d'information sur le bonhomme... J' aime bien son univers juggalo country lol.
Dit moi t' en penses quoi des albums solo?? J' ai pas écouté et d' ailleur il me manque aussi quelques albums d' ICP...
Sinon tu connait un peu BOONDOX? Pcq j' ai pas trouvé masse d'information sur le bonhomme... J' aime bien son univers juggalo country lol.
Publié : 01 Oct 2007, 18:12Les articles sur le reste de l'équipe de Psychopathic Records sont en cours de rédaction, Boondox compris 
Je vais poster quelques sons si ça te tentent ?
Je vais poster quelques sons si ça te tentent ?
Publié : 01 Oct 2007, 18:35ze0n a écrit:Sinon la combinaison Dark Lotus ( icp et les affiliés) est plutot bien pétante ...
Carrement pétante
Y a deux trois clips fait maison par une bande de teens qui m'ont bien fait planné, youtube en rad peux pas vous donnez le lien
Merci pour la bio Doxa
Publié : 01 Oct 2007, 19:25Publié : 03 Fév 2008, 23:19Ouaaah sa ft un bail ke g pas ékoutééé ! Je savais pas qu'ils étaient de Detroit par contre.
Publié : 04 Fév 2008, 19:22Faut surtout écouter la période 90-96 de I.C.P. il ya quasiment que de la tuerie après ça sonne un peu trop rock pour moi.
Publié : 04 Fév 2008, 20:05Ouais le Live de Pass the Axe, Classique le truc 
Tien fais ton couplet prend le micro, mais oublie pas la hache
Tien fais ton couplet prend le micro, mais oublie pas la hache
Publié : 12 Mars 2008, 22:38ça c'est le style I.C.P. que je kiff, sorti en 1995 !
Insane Clown Posse - Chicken Huntin' Video : http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?fx2gcddcdyp
Recommandé à tous
Insane Clown Posse - Chicken Huntin' Video : http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?fx2gcddcdyp
Recommandé à tous
Publié : 13 Mars 2008, 11:42C' est la version non censuré?
Publié : 13 Mars 2008, 11:56Oui
Re: Insane Clown Posse (Detroit, MI)
Publié : 26 Août 2008, 11:07aaaaaaaaaaaah ouai !!!!!!
ICP ça fait trop maaaaaaaaal!!!!!!!
chaque année ils font un festival Gathering of the Juggalos....
cette année ya eu le free album solo de Violent J!!!!!!
telechargez le!!!!!!
TUERIE!!!
ICP ça fait trop maaaaaaaaal!!!!!!!
chaque année ils font un festival Gathering of the Juggalos....
cette année ya eu le free album solo de Violent J!!!!!!
telechargez le!!!!!!
TUERIE!!!
Re: Insane Clown Posse (Detroit, MI)
Publié : 10 Sep 2009, 18:17Insane Clown Posse's 'Bang Pow Boom' debuts at No. 4 on Billboard chart
Adam Graham / Detroit News
Put some Faygo on ice, it's time to celebrate.
The Insane Clown Posse's "Bang Pow Boom" -- the Detroit duo's eleventh studio album -- debuts at No. 4 on this week's Billboard 200, tying 1999's "The Amazing Jeckel Brothers" for the top chart position in the group's history. The album sold 50,000 copies its first week in stores.
"I feel spectacular," said ICP's Violent J, not long after receiving the news on Wednesday. He credits the "superteam" at their label, Psychopathic Records, for their hard work, and the positive energy surrounding the project.
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The album -- released in three separate editions, each with its own distinct artwork and bonus tracks -- marks the return of the group's Dark Carnival storyline, and was the group's most heavily promoted effort in years. ICP sat down for an extensive interview with Howard Stern on his Sirius XM Satellite Radio program on the day of its release, during which group member Shaggy 2 Dope came clean about his struggles with alcohol abuse.
J -- real name Joe Bruce -- said he was so anxious about the sales figures that he had trouble sleeping Tuesday, and visited Billboard's Web site at 6 a.m. looking for chart news. He finally received the news when he arrived at Psychopathic headquarters in Farmington Hills Wednesday morning.
He said the office was all smiles. "Everybody was excited," he said. "We're just looking for some good news, man. This is a huge project for us."
ICP's last album, 2007's "The Tempest," debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard chart. "Bang Pow Boom" also debuts at No. 1 on Billboard's independent albums chart.
At the top of the chart, Whitney Houston's comeback album "I Look to You" debuts at No. 1, with first week sales of more than 304,000. "Whitney Houston's had it all, all she can do is have it again," J said. "But you've got no complaints over here. We're happy being the fourth horsemen."
ICP is heading out on an extensive fall tour, which J calls the biggest production they've ever embarked on. The tour kicks off Sept. 17 in Minneapolis, and hits Detroit Oct. 31 for the group's annual Halloween show.
J said a special edition of "Bang Pow Boom," containing various bonus material from the three separate editions of the album, will hit stores around Christmas.
Adam Graham / Detroit News
Put some Faygo on ice, it's time to celebrate.
The Insane Clown Posse's "Bang Pow Boom" -- the Detroit duo's eleventh studio album -- debuts at No. 4 on this week's Billboard 200, tying 1999's "The Amazing Jeckel Brothers" for the top chart position in the group's history. The album sold 50,000 copies its first week in stores.
"I feel spectacular," said ICP's Violent J, not long after receiving the news on Wednesday. He credits the "superteam" at their label, Psychopathic Records, for their hard work, and the positive energy surrounding the project.
Advertisement
The album -- released in three separate editions, each with its own distinct artwork and bonus tracks -- marks the return of the group's Dark Carnival storyline, and was the group's most heavily promoted effort in years. ICP sat down for an extensive interview with Howard Stern on his Sirius XM Satellite Radio program on the day of its release, during which group member Shaggy 2 Dope came clean about his struggles with alcohol abuse.
J -- real name Joe Bruce -- said he was so anxious about the sales figures that he had trouble sleeping Tuesday, and visited Billboard's Web site at 6 a.m. looking for chart news. He finally received the news when he arrived at Psychopathic headquarters in Farmington Hills Wednesday morning.
He said the office was all smiles. "Everybody was excited," he said. "We're just looking for some good news, man. This is a huge project for us."
ICP's last album, 2007's "The Tempest," debuted at No. 20 on the Billboard chart. "Bang Pow Boom" also debuts at No. 1 on Billboard's independent albums chart.
At the top of the chart, Whitney Houston's comeback album "I Look to You" debuts at No. 1, with first week sales of more than 304,000. "Whitney Houston's had it all, all she can do is have it again," J said. "But you've got no complaints over here. We're happy being the fourth horsemen."
ICP is heading out on an extensive fall tour, which J calls the biggest production they've ever embarked on. The tour kicks off Sept. 17 in Minneapolis, and hits Detroit Oct. 31 for the group's annual Halloween show.
J said a special edition of "Bang Pow Boom," containing various bonus material from the three separate editions of the album, will hit stores around Christmas.