Old Mr Dangerous said

These words that I have just typed on here have ascended to God Level. Angels will weep in agreement at how much better I conduct myself and explain about the human condition than you could ever fathom. Every time you look in the mirror, you’re going to think about this discussion, and you will never, ever get over it. I have just ruined part of your life. Over a band we both love on an internet forum. Remember when you were in your teenage angst phase that you, well, still are going through? Twiztid asked the perfect question then.. “How Does it Feel?” I can almost smell your fucking spider-hair braid things… I recognize the emptiness of your Tennessee eyes within that black grease paint around them. Or Kentucky, I dunno. Can’t remember.   

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86 said

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randy gall said

Old Mr Dangerous said
Shaggy was a drunken mess and ruined most of “Black Rain”

 

what songs did he ruin man?  

In retrospect, “ruined” is a strong word. I enjoy hearing the guy grace most any track. But his slurring, confounding rhymes on most every track from that album. 

thatjuggal91 said
Black Rain is my least favorite Dark Lotus album. Mainly because some of the tracks didn’t click with me. Only liked Ka Boom, Hell House, Pass The Axe, My First Time, That’s me. 

 

My issue is lots of the tracks felt off the wall or corny sounding like Death Don’t want you, or with the Lotus. But rather just ICP featuring Twiztid, Blaze and ABK. The other albums have a dark occult vibe that makes Dark Lotus feel like a different sounding group project rather then a normal collabo. Also of course shaggys drinking problem didn’t help and ABK just didn’t click with me. I was glad they didn’t put Boondox in the group just to fill the void of the missing 6th member. By the time Opaque Brotherhood came out that is.

 

I had a huge appreciation for Opaque Brotherhood and its topics and sound. Mud, water air and blood had a fitting sound, and concept.  

I’m very confident that Boondox wasn’t around during that era. But I get what you mean.

Opaque and MWAB are the best damn Lotus albums ever. 

King Lucem Ferre said

I think it’s because most of us got into it during the golden era of the family where they had the strongest roster, the most pride and the music was always guaranteed a certain level of quality.

Hoodoo doesn’t reach that bar, …

Actually, I think Hoodoo hypothetically would have fit in the golden era and reached that bar, if he was around 6-9 years earlier. People still would have needed some time to get into him and his work, but I think with all the glory in this era he easily would have achieved that old Juggalo OG status. Or at least he might have. Plus, I think he might have been a good addition to a Psy supergroup; not necessarily Lotus, but I still would have been interested in that.

krunk said

Think I found the image u were going for:

  

BZA said
Madhouse has a terrible shaggy verse  

What an odd song in general, but it has it’s charms.