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1 Intro Clark/Insane Clown 2:00
2 Great Milenko Insane Clown Posse/ 1:56
3 Hokus Pokus Clark/Insane Clown 4:21
4 Piggy Pie Insane Clown Posse/ 5:46
5 How Many Times? Insane Clown Posse/ 6:20
6 Southwest Voodoo Clark/Insane Clown 4:01
7 Halls of Illusions Insane Clown Posse/ 4:21
8 Under the Moon Insane Clown Posse/ 4:59
9 What Is a Juggalo? Insane Clown Posse/ 3:57
10 House of Horrors Clark/Insane Clown 4:20
11 Boogie Woogie Wu Clark/Insane Clown 4:24
12 The Neden Game Clark/Insane Clown 4:05
13 Hellalujah Insane Clown Posse/ 4:57
14 Down with the Clown Clark/Insane Clown 3:52
15 Just Like That Clark/Insane Clown 1:24
16 Pass Me By Insane Clown Posse/ 6:41
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The Great Milenko

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Island

Category: Rap

The Great Milenko

UPC: 720616207128

Release Date: 01/01/1899

Original Release Date: 01/01/1899

Tracks: [Intro, Great Milenko, Hokus Pokus, Piggy Pie, How Many Times?, Southwest Voodoo, Halls of Illusions, Under the Moon, What Is a Juggalo?, House of Horrors, Boogie Woogie Wu, The Neden Game, Hellalujah, Down with the Clown, Just Like That, Pass Me By]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

The Insane Clown Posse had a cult following around their hometown of Detroit in the mid-'90s, eventually winning a major-label contract with Jive. Their deal with Jive was short-lived, since Riddle Box didn't do so well. Still, they retained a devoted local following, which led to Hollywood Records signing the group in 1996. Hollywood spent a million dollars on the recording of ICP's label debut, The Great Milenko, which let the group work with name producers and guest artists like Slash. As a result, it was a better record than its predecessors, boasting a tougher sound and some actual hooks, without losing the juvenile vulgarity that pleased their following. So, everything should have worked out -- ICP had a commercial album that would have brought them a big audience, if the marketplace could overlook the fact that the duo was dressed like evil clowns. But things didn't work out as planned. On the day of the release of The Great Milenko, Hollywood pulled the album from the market, claiming that they were unaware of the offensive content of the record. That seems a little unlikely, since a company wouldn't really sink a million dollars into a project being "unaware" of what it was about. Still, the resulting furor meant that the Insane Clown Posse became national figures, and The Great Milenko gained a sort of hip status. It's one of the better albums in ICP's work. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi