Old Mr Dangerous said
"Bullet in the Head" - Rage Against the Machine

"My Fun House" - Insane Clown Posse  

yeah that one is blatant. I was into Rage Against The Machine before I ever knew who ICP was. So when I first heard "My Fun House" I was like uhh what!? 

Get an MPC.

To answer your question though he used a fucking Recording studio, with playback options and soundboards... with a drum machine, and sound effects with options to change sound, and add sound effects and fuck with sound. expensive shit, but worth it.

MPC's are sound machines, they have drum beats... you can sample things and produce dope hip hop songs... ICP hooked up with Mike E Clark though... And anybody who's anybody know's when ICP and Mike E Clark hook up, shit goes Down! wicked clown style

anyway I gotta be real with ya'll... what made Great Milenko so dope was those hella expensive L.A. Studios... dude for some reason that shit just Glows, and Shines!!! Radiates! Wicked Carnival dark magic... it was the Great Milenko.

and then the amazing jeckel brothers!... man, i'll always be down, Fuck A twizzler.

Ran across this many years ago and re ran across it yesterday.

https://rockabilia.com/pages/search-results?q=insane+clown+posse

Pigg said

When I was in highschool my homie found the hokus pokus cartoon clowns shirt at Goodwill for $3 and it looked practically new.  

Thats cool. I wish i had more time to go thrifting. 

burgala said

According to this website: http://scottcolburn.com/change/icp.html

All Mike Clark used to make the Great Milenko was the following: a 32 channel Mackie mixer, 2 Akai S1000 samplers, a few sound modules (Juno 106, Novation Bass Station, TR808, Korg M3R) and a midi sequencer (Akai ASQ10) 

You can buy most of that stuff for under 2 grand now,  I think. It doesn't mention anything about big studio stuff. 

From what I can gather, an MPC 2000 XL would take care of the S1000 and the ASQ10, since the MPC 2000XL does both sampling and sequencing. Then all you'd need are some sound modules. Unfortunately I am not sure what those are, or why you would need more than 1. If anyone knows, I would appreciate the insight.   

I also remember Mike E Clark saying he recorded his guitar parts in Milenko with a broken guitar. That is interesting to me. 

Noah Fence said
The band sonic youth would buy really cheap guitars and break the wiring to give them really odd sounds. It's amazing what skilled people can do with broken equipment  

If I'm not mistaken, Trent Reznor did that technique as well. Like he used broken or warped pianos and such. At least for "The Downward Spiral".

OG chicken huntin sample

By the way owning an MPC doesn't mean you sample all your shit, you can have a dope MPC and with the right interface you can hook up your electric guitar and record your own funk riffs, or w drum beats... Or whatever instrument you want to record live.... Either record it live or if it's  an instrument that's capable of connecting to your interface even better, but yeah I'm all about sampling... That 70's and 80's Funk... It's just too good and there's endless opportunities for Creating dope beats.

In the infamous words of Ronnie Ron "Sample Your Ass Off!"