From their Detroit beginnings in the late 1980s, it seems like horrorcore rap pioneers Insane Clown Posse have never gotten a fair shake from critics or the media. Despite helping trailblaze mid-Western hip-hop, earning a cult legion of fans over the years, and finding major success via their chaotic and rapturous live shows, the duo of Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope have been little more than a punchline to the majority of reviewers, and have only just recently begun to receive reappraisal, over 15 studio records in. We at Jukebox Zeroes refuse to buy into the surface-level mockery however, and want to make our own assessment. On this episode Lilz & Patrick are re-joined by Jim Schultz (Rounding out our Old Men Yell At Cloud crossover month: "Old Men Yell At Lilz") to learn from Insane Clown Posse as outsiders looking in. And to get the best possible experience, it stands to reason that we'd want to review an album considered their greatest, thus we dive into a record beloved among fans, and one of several that helped put the duo on the map; 1997's The Great Milenko. Local Music Feature: Solo Sexx - "Love Sexx & Danger" #ZeroScience #JukeboxZeroes #MusicPodcast #OddPodSquad #PodernFamily #InsaneClownPosse #HeeHeeHeeHeeHaHaHaHa

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