how did insane clown posse get started?
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what supposedly happended was shaggy had visions and stuff (thats the jist of it) and first they were the inner city posse then went to insane clown posse and 6 different jokers visited them and so on and so forth...i dont know the whole story but thats all i remember
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i listened to american idiot & fell in love, but now days i have all their records! im OBSESSED! i hate posers and i would be pleased if you would help me kill them!!!
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"In 1987 Lydon took McLaren to court in order to gain control of the Sex Pistols copyright and to sue him for "all the criminal activities that took place"[2]. After a long drawn out case Lydon won and set up Sex Pistols Residuals (a company t/a for Rotten, Jones, Cook, Matlock, and the estate of Sid Vicious) which gained complete ownership of all the band's master recordings; all the copyrights to the music publishing of the songs; and ownership of all film footage and the name Sex Pistols."\n\n- This from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_pistols)
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I think it was founded by the riders itself..check out the link below
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because people are judgemental. and they like to gawk which is pretty stupid considering we are all the same. Im a freek and proud of it. all juggalos (psychopathic records...Insane clown posse, twiztid,ABK, etc) (not to get it confused with jiggalos.Very different meanings) are freeks and everybody is a freek in their own way.
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I have! I am a juggalo. For those of you who do not know what this is it is a ICP fan, but it is kinda hard to explain unless you are into the dark carnival. For further questions on ICP email me at katie_1388@yahoo.com
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Where: Clown hell.\n\nWhy: To lurk in the nightmares of our children.
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the candy came first and I think that they had to sign off on the concept for the cartoon.  Who knows, maybe it was a marketing ploy to make children want the candy more.  What is in that 'power juice' they drink before they go bounce-crazy anyway?
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The Hyphy movement has been around long before the "snap movement" came about. E-40, Humpty Hump, and the Luniz (among others) all put the Bay Area on the map way back in the day...the Bay also happens to be where 2pac began his rise to fame. Look at how Bay Area rap took off after Mac Dre's death a few years ago...yet he's been in the rap game for quite some time too. Just personal preference, but I think the is better - we introduced the idea of "going dumb" to the rest of the country...we popularized stunna shades...if you don't know what it means to ghost ride the whip you will soon...plus the hyphy movement has thus far had better rappers/songs than the "snap movement".
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Indeed Dr. Bologna!\n\nPlaying them as we speak matter of fact...\n(made a mix here's the play list):\nSever, Paradise, Visit, Uncalm, Leaving This Babylon, 123, 8:16am, Life's Not a Race, Rub-a-Dub, Strong All Along, Starshine, Sometimes Jacks Rule The Realm, Frolic Room, Speakeasy, Getting Through To Her, Omaha Stylee, From Chaos, Stealing Happy Hours, Reconsider Everything, Eons.\n\nI heard "Come Origianl" and "All Mixed Up" back in the day, but never really got into them (I was pretty much strictly underground Hip-Hop back then - now more open to everything). About a year and a half ago my little brothers put me on to them. Now I Love their music and can't get enough!!! Still trying to hear the whole catalogue. They are so phucing good. I love the mix of styles too - the "hybrid" music is sweet!
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This might take a bit to read, but ill type as much as i know.\n\nthe original lineup, as far as i can remember, was dave mustaine, james hetfield, ron mcgovney, and lars urlich.  sometime before kill'em all came out, ron mcgovney left the band and was replaced with cliff burton. that was pre 1983.\n\nafter kill em all came out, or sometime during the recording of or shortly after, dave mustaine was kicked out of the band, i think it was on the kill'em all tour, and replaced with kirk hammett.\n\nride the lightning was released in 1984 with the lineup of cliff burton, james hetfield, kirk hammett, and lars urlich.\n\nthen in 1986, master of puppets was released with the same lineup.  on the 86 world tour supporting puppets, burton was crushed by the bus they were touring on after an unfortunate accident.\n\nMetallica then went on a few year hiatus to look for a new bassist, finding Jason Newstead at some bar when he was playing for i think floatsam and jetsam, then heading back into the studio to release 1988's ...And Justice for All.  if i remember correctly, i think it was in canada during this tour that hetfield burned himself, but that might have been on the black album tour too, i get the dates fuzzy sometimes.\n\nanyway, in 1991, metallica released their self titled and biggest selling album to date, the black album. somewhere in this time frame too, they released their live s#!t box set, encompassing everything from 83 to then present, be it 1990 or 1991, i think maybe even 1992, it might have some black album stuff on it.\n\nbetween 1993 and 1995 im not to clear on what happend, but in 1996 load came out, then 1997 reload came out, 1998 garage inc came out, highlighting some of their older recordings before kill em all came out, and some new covers they had done while recording other albums.\n\nin 1999 S&M was released, highlighting metallica redoing some of their popular songs with the san francisco orchestra, as well as some new songs they had not released to date.\n\njason newstead left the band sometime after that because he felt he had never been accepted as a replacement to cliff, even though jason had been on two of their most popular albums ever released.\n\njames hetfield admitted himself to rehab in 2001 or 2002 for drinking too much, and at that point it looked like metallica would never again put out another album, but to the shagrin of many...\nin 2003 metallca released st anger...\n\ni hope that does a good enough job, post if youve got anymore specific questions.\n\nid recomment buying garage inc, its got a very descript history of the band, most of this information being remembered from that particular album insert.
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there is a lot of juggalo fam out there just look around   because juggalos are everywhere.icp is not a joke.i think that icp is one the best bands out there.violent j and shaggy are great.so all you haters can f-uck off
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The previous answer is not correct. Here is a link to the actual story. It involved a setup by one gang to put a hit on another. Staged as a bootleg alcohol buy.
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They were first created by Stephen Austin.  The first record of them was 1824.  Original to protect against Indian attacks.  Post Civil War they were divided into two branches one was to fight against Indians and the other became more of the law enforcement.  \n\nNow days they developed into more of bureau of criminal investigations.  They are under the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Simple Plan are not posers.  Even though I don't like Simple Plan's music I can see no reason to call them a poser.  With them you get what you see.  However on the other hand Joel and GC posse are hard core posers.   They have rich mommies and daddies.   They date Hillary duff.  They try to come out all punk.  The reason why they are posers is they are trying to be something they are not.  If Sid Vicious was around today he would shove a syringe in Joel's eye.
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Clowns are funny. It's a proven fact. And how can anyone be scared of such wondrous beings that can fit like twelve of themselves into a little tiny car.
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the Game was in G-unit, but 50 Cent bad talked them on the radio. Then the Game and his hommies came and tried to shoot the radio station up. \n\nThose crazy rappers...