Those first handful of albums still slap. Jeckel Bros was the end of the line for me, though. After that album I didn't really follow anymore.
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The first time I heard that Prince sample on The Juggla, I freaked.
Check out some of this later stuff:
"The Great Milenko" goes hard :D
“My Axe” for some reason just hits
MMFCL. I just started to listen to them in January. FFFury, Tempest, and Mighty Death Pop are my current favorites, though every album has at least 1-2 amazing songs.
My favorites are "Hokus Pokus", "To Catch a Predator" and "What is a Juggalo" :D
Not my cup o' tea but, they seem to have their hearts and facial recognition thwarting make-up in the right place.
Would you trade ten juggalos for a hundred mainstream fans?