The Bizzar/Bizaar albums confused the fuck out of me when they first came out. I was like “what are these? These aren’t Joker’s Cards.” I guess I didn’t fully understand that ICP could make whatever album they wanted to and they would still tie in with the Dark Carnival mythology.
This is Chapter 10 of 20in17 and is all about the Bizzar/Bizaar era of the Insane Clown Posse’s history.
Starting off with the Bizzar/Bizaar Sampler, the episode leads into our homie Brandon Ward discussing the albums, AP Magazine, The Shaggy Show, ICP on Love Line, Let’s Go All The Way on TRL, ICP’s commercial on MTV, The Bizzar/Bizaar Tour, the Butterfly, and more shit happening in that time frame!
Very dope. I honestly have no clue where Brandon gets all of these sound clips from.
You can check that out by CLICKING HERE.
20in17 is also available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Spreaker & Tunein
Check out the episode as well as previous episodes below:
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TravisKing
Comment posted on Monday, October 2nd, 2017 10:03 pm GMT -5 at 10:03 pm
Fun Fact during the Bizzar Bizaar Tour in Shepherdsville, Ky 3/7/2001 when promoters attempted to cancel the show because of a bomb threat. while opening band Marz were in the middle of their set, the plug was pulled and the house lights turned on by officials at the Paroquet Springs Conference Centre in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, a suburb of Louisville. Following an announcement that the show was cancelled due to “technical difficulties,” bottles, coins and other debris was hurled toward the stage and at police and venue security who tried to evacuate the venue.Police used physical force and pepper spray against the unruly crowd, according to Shepherdsville Police Chief Ronald Morris, though no one was seriously injured and Emergency Medical Services didn’t take anyone to local hospitals. Five people, including one juvenile, were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, criminal littering and second-degree rioting. The arrests were made by the more than 50 members of other police agencies called to the scene, such as the neighboring Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department and the Kentucky State Police, Morris said.
Around 8 p.m., a bomb threat was received by Jefferson County police dispatchers, who relayed the message to Shepherdsville police. Officials then notified one of the concert promoters on hand, who contacted ICP’s road manager, Billy Dial. After hearing the news, Dial said he told the band to leave the nearby hotel they were staying at in case the threat was real. ICP plan on returning to Shepherdsville in May to make up the show, but never did in fact it was 7 years before ICP played anywhere in Kentucky again after this show
B Ward
Comment posted on Monday, October 2nd, 2017 11:07 pm GMT -5 at 11:07 pm
I tracked down some news clip footage from that very event on the bizz/biz ep!
Carnivalkilla44
Comment posted on Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017 07:33 am GMT -5 at 7:33 am
These have been pretty dope. Just listened to the Hallowicked one yesterday and heard some interviews with ICP that I had never even heard before along with some other knowledge to look up in my own time. Will check this one out next.
Cherryfuzz
Comment posted on Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017 07:45 pm GMT -5 at 7:45 pm
There’s always some dope fun facts to learn from this show. Shout out to Brandon ward for given me something to listen to while at work his podcast is dope
B Ward
Comment posted on Wednesday, October 4th, 2017 12:14 pm GMT -5 at 12:14 pm
MCL homie!
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