Bonesaw Wizardstick said
Some ding dong is selling the Golden Goldies album signed by Hoodoo, Clay, and ABK.  It's like "yea, I got this super rare Aerosmith album signed by Eddie Van Halen and Dave Lee Roth."  

LMAO

Was "J's Rock Track" on anything before? Curious about that, and of course would love to her Black Blizzard. If anybody ends up uploading this thing. consider me the Prime Minister. 

mentalcaseproject said

it's on youtube but that's about it...early demo from before they brought in Syn to sing for Zug Izland (honestly if they have any other old demo versions of those Zug tracks with J doing the vocals I'd love to get em someday)  

Ah yes, gotcha. I searched Google but for some reason it didn't pop up the video, so I went right to Youtube and there it is. Anyway, J's sounded good on some rock choruses and shit, but, he's way out of his range here in this song. Bringing in Syn was the right move. 

Wasnt Mike E Clark selling these at the GOTJ years ago?

I bet the Bootleg sellers on eBay are gonna be pissed. 

I remember seeing legit looking pressing of the Golden Goldies, not this one, or that bootleg on ebay. 

I swear someone said they got it off Mike. 

edit, from the old psychopathictraders.com

Golden Goldies  [Never Sealed]  $$$++

Tracks: Intro; Golden Bullets; BBQ on the Boulevard; Booty Funk; Big Cadillac; Knowledge is Golden; I'll Stab Your Fuckin Face; 13 Mile; I Love You (Michelle); Fools Gold

Comments: This item was only produced on tape, which is titled "Gimme Them Fuckin Nuggets Bitch, Or I'll Punch Your Fuckin Face."

Here is the story in a nut shell. In assuming that RBox would go Gold (selling 500,000 copies), Psychopathic Records put on a very small concert that was Invitation Only, I believe for members of the fan club. All of the members had different aliases, all dealing with Gold --Golden Toby, Golden Gram, The Golden Warrior, etc. All of these names can actually be found in the RiddleBox insert. J, Shaggy, Jumpsteady, Legs Diamond, Billy, and more were all in this show. During the show, they sang OVER an audio feed, similar to what they do now. This audio item, the Golden Goldies tape, is that tape that they sang over. There were only a handful made, if that many. I know of ONE original out there, and you can see it in the picture. You can also see that the picture here is altered, so if you try and bootleg it, there is information you won't know. Most notorious are the beats for today's "Spin the Bottle" and "Ain't Nuthin But a Bitch Thang." The Goldies can almost be called the forerunners of the Rydas of today, jacking other people's beats, and singing about topics that ICP usually does not sing about.

Now, in 2003, Mike E Clark started selling CD versions of the Goldies, complete with front and back inserts. Were these "left over" from 1995? Did he just make them on his printer to turn a fast buck because his career is going downhill like a barrel on Niagra Falls? Who knows.. 

I may have to stop enjoiyng to the vapor pen so much...

edit. 

No I was right, we were discussing Goldies, for the past few posts. 

OG Four 2.0  wins again. 

Listened through this a few times now. I can't see myself giving the 2nd disc much more play, but disc 1 is pretty fresh.