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Welcome to the returning RARE AUDIO section! Below here, you'll find not only all the rare singles and songs you're looking for, but also a few rare albums as well!
A few groundrules to get out of the way first though. The only songs you will find here are songs that generate no profit for Psychopathic Records (that we know of). For instance, songs that were given away on the internet for free, singles that were given away for free at concerts, or songs that appeared on albums that are now out of print.
For instance, the last time we had this section, we included all the old Hallowicked singles. Well, in 2005, Psychopathic released Forgotten Freshness Vol. 4 which included a bonus disc with every Hallowicked song ever released. Therefore, since those songs are now on CD, in stores, and generating a profit for Psychopathic, they won't be featured here.
If there is a song missing here that you think should be on the page, or if you have any other questions, contact me here.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT DOWNLOADING ALBUMS: The Rare Albums that you find in this section are .rar files. RAR-files are pretty much the same thing as .zip files, if that helps any. To open them, you will need WinRAR which is a program that most people already have. If you don't, for some reason, you can get it by clicking here and downloading it from there.
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Artist: Project Born |
| Album Title: Born Dead |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Krazy Klan (ABK & Lavel) |
| Album Title: Frustrationz |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Krazy Klan (ABK & Lavel) |
| Album Title: DevelopMENTAL |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: 2 Krazy Devils (Blaze & Skrapz) |
| Album Title: Flipped Insanity |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Axe Murder Boyz |
Album Title: The Galaxy
(this album is in .wma format, rather than .mp3) |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Axe Murder Boyz |
| Album Title: Underdogz EP |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: House of Krazees |
| Album Title: Season of the Pumpkin (2004 Re-issue) |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Native Funk (ABK) |
| Album Title: Rain From The Sun |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Psychopathic Rydas |
| Album Title: Limited Edition EP |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Soopa Villainz |
| Album Title: It Ain't Safe No More |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Twiztid |
| Album Title: 4 The Fam |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Twiztid |
| Album Title: Fright Fest 2003 |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Twiztid |
| Album Title: Fright Fest 2005 |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: Various Artists |
| Album Title: GOTJ '05 Limited Edition EP |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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Artist: ICP |
| Album Title: Woodstock '99 (LIVE) |
| Download it: CLICK HERE |
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VARIOUS INFO FOR ALBUMS
- Project Born was the first group ever signed to Psychopathic Records other than ICP. Their one and only Psychopathic-released album is 1994's Born Dead which is an EP and features a track with ICP called "Graveyard" (which was later on Forgotten Freshness) as well as a track with Esham called "Losin' It." Project Born were later dropped from the label and haven't done a whole lot since then.
- Before joining Psychopathic Records, ABK and Lavel were members of a group called Krazy Klan. The duo released 2 albums, the first one being called Frustrationz, which was only released on cassette, and the second one being DevelopMENTAL. The albums feature guest appearances from House of Krazees, among others.
- 2 Krazy Devils is a group that consisted of Blaze Ya Dead Homie (then known as Psycho C) and Skrapz (who was later a member of Halfbreed and Level Jumpers, with R.O.C.). The album Flipped Insanity was recorded with production by ROC and even features the House of Krazees, but the album was never officially released. It ended up leaking to the internet years later when Skrapz gave copies of it away to friends and whatnot. Of interest, there's a song on there were Psycho C (Blaze) disses the shit out of ICP.
- AMB's The Galaxy album was released...awhile back. We know nothing about this one.
- Axe Murder Boyz Underdogz EP was an album that they gave away at the 2005 Gathering, to help promote their name in what would ultimately lead to them winning the Underground Psychos contest and getting a Psychopathic contract.
- This HOK album is actually the original "local" version of the album, which features a lot of uncleared heavy metal samples, among other things. It is different from the version most people own. This was given away for free at the 2004 Fright Fest event.
- Native Funk is actually ABK and he released the Rain From The Sun album before signing to Psychopathic. It is currently out of print.
- The Rydas Limited Edition EP features 4 tracks and was sold at the Gathering in 2004. It was actually supposed to be given away a few months earlier, at the last show of the Dark Lotus tour that year, but the tour ended up getting cancelled midway thru, therefore the giveaway show never happened.
- Twiztid's 4 The Fam EP is a few rare tracks thrown together and given away on the internet to give the juggalos something to listen to while Monoxide was locked up in jail for a few months, unable to record.
- Both of the Fright Fest EPs (2003 and 2005) were given away for free at Fright Fest those years. The 2004 giveaway was actually a re-issued edition of the House of Krazees album Season of the Pumpkin which can also be found on this page.
- The GOTJ EP features a new song from ICP, Twiztid, ABK, and Blaze. Specifically made for Gathering-bound juggalos and sent out with tickets for the 2005 GOTJ.
- This "album" isn't really an album, but it's all over the net. It is ICP's live performance from the legendary 1999 Woodstock event (which of course ended in riots, rapes, murders, and other assorted chaos). This is at the height of ICP's popularity (the Jeckel Brothers era) and there are literally about 200,000 people in the crowd.
VARIOUS INFO FOR SONGS
- ABK - "Road Fools Rap": This song was released on ABK's website to hype up the release of the Road Fools CD/DVD....but it doesn't really feature any samples or anything from it.
- Blaze & ABK - "Foo Dang": Was released on Blaze's website in 2001 for free. Just because.
- Blaze - "Mama, I Ain't Changed": This is the original version of the song, given away a few years ago. It was later re-issued on Blaze's 1 Less G: Deluxe G Edition album, but that version has a different chorus and ABK was removed. This version is the original, with the same hook and ABK on the third verse.
- Boondox used to roll with a crew called S.H.I. which stood for Southern Hustlas Inc. and they released a bunch of songs which you can find up there.
- Turn Coat Dirty (Boondox) - "Oh So Dirty": A solo Boondox song, released under his old name of Turn Coat Dirty...this song was entered into the Underground Psychos contest and got knocked out in the first round. Go figure.
- Esham & Violent J - "Cunt Killer": This track was on a compilation CD called Race Riot and only features Violent J doing the chorus
- Esham - "La La La": This radio-edit was played...one time...on a radio show that Esham appeared on. That's why this sounds all shitty, because it was ripped directly from radio. But it's got a lot of different lyrics and such.
- House of Krazees - "Ghost": It is believed that this is the last song HOK recorded. It was never releaed on a real HOK album and was instead put out by a guy named Evol on another unofficial album featuring HOK material.
- ICP & Cykosis - "Bloodstains Remix": ICP recorded this song with a local group called Cykosis way back in the mid-90s. ICP hated the song though, and made Cykosis promise not to release it. Of course, they did anyway, and ICP sued them to keep it from getting out, but by then it was too late. Here ya go.
- ICP & Humble Gods - "Running Out Of Time": This song is on the Humble Gods album No Heroes.
- ICP & KMK - "Wicket Klownz": This track can be found on the KMK album High Society
- ICP & Marz - "Fuck Dem": This song is on the 2001 Psychopathic Sampler...recorded during the era of the first Lotus album, back when Marz was Violent J's best friend before it all fell apart
- ICP & ODB - "Dirty & Stinkin'": Both versions of this track appear on ODB's album The Trials & Tribulations of Russell Jones.
- ICP - "Ask You Something": This song is the "I Be Fuckin'" song everybody always talks about, but that's NOT the title of it, dammit! It's called "Ask You Somethin'" and it's on the first, out-of-print Forgotten Freshness.
- ICP - "Howard Stern Song": This is a song that was played, one time, during ICP's appearance on Howard Stern's radio show years ago. We don't know if the song is longer than this or if anyone has a better version. This was recorded directly from what was played on the radio and as far as we know, nothing better or longer exists.
- ICP - "I Hate Santa": Was released on ICP.com as a Christmas gift in...2004 I think?
- ICP - "Mancow Made Us Famous": ICP recorded this song for a CD that was released by the Mancow Radio Show way back in the day. Mancow's this Howard Stern wannabe guy, but he kinda sucks. Anyway, ICP missed a couple of appearances on Mancow's show a few years ago and Mancow has hated them ever since.
- ICP - "Posse On Broadway": This track was later put on Forgotten Freshness 3 but this is the original version, which is pretty much only different because of the chorus.
- Krazy Klan - "Call Me A Clone": This is actually Krazy Klan, featuring Bedlam, and the song is pretty much them singing over a Nirvana song. It's...interesting.
- Marz - "Real Dark Lotus": Shortly after being kicked out of Dark Lotus, Marz released this track which is a complete diss song to ICP and the rest of the label. He says some shit like "I'm the 6th joker's card" and shit like that. Yeah. It's lame.
- Twiztid - "Twiztid's Fuck Shop": This comes from the one episode of The Juggalo Show that was recorded on XM Radio back in 2001.
- Violent J - "Joe Bruce Rock Project": This is basically what Zug Izland was going to be before they found Syn. And thank god! This song is a cover of a Pearl Jam song.
- Violent J - "Something Underground": This track was recorded by Violent J specifically for HatchetRadio.com
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