Jugganauts: The Best of Insane Clown Posse

Artist	Insane Clown Posse
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Interscope
Producer	Mike E. Clark
Release Date	2007 10 30
Song List	1: Great Milenko (1:56) 2: Hokus Pokus (4:26) 3: Piggie Pie (Old School) (4:22) 4: The Neden Game (4:01) 5: Halls of Illusions (4:17) 6: Mad Professor (5:50) 7: Boogie Woogie Wu (4:25) 8: Cherry Pie (I Need a Freak) (4:32) 9: Another Love Song (4:12) 10: Rainbows & Stuff (4:11) 11: I Want My Shit (5:20) 12: Fuck the World (3:42) 13: Bitches (4:33) 14: My Axe (3:53) 15: Tilt-A-Whirl (3:57) 16: Please Don't Hate Me (4:17) 17: Let's Go All the Way (3:34) 18: What Is a Juggalo? (3:58)
Style.Categories	Midwest Rap, Rap-Rock, Rap-Metal

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The joke goes that Insane Clown Posse released a best-of collection and it was a blank CD-R. At least that's the way those with "taste" tell it. They won't come anywhere near Jugganauts: The Best of ICP, but there's a good chance few of the band's hardcore fans -- known as Juggalos -- will care about the release, either. First problem is that there's nothing new or unheard, and there's barely anything rare save "Piggy Pie (Old School)" which comes from the odds and sods collection Forgotten Freshness, Vols. 1-2. Second of all, there are barely any liner notes or photos, and third, the collection stops in 2000, the year when ICP left the major-label world and began building up their cottage industry indie label Psychopathic. Leaving this seven years of Insane Clown activity undocumented means there's nothing from the Joker Card story's climax but this probably means nothing to anyone who doesn't know their Bizaar from their Bizzar. Even if Jugganauts doesn't offer the newbie an easy way to navigate ICP's career, the song selection doesn't forget anything major while whittling its five early albums down to one, and since these are the years where mentor/producer Mike E. Clark was most involved, it sure beats any possible 2001-2007 collection, no problem. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide