[Recorded on SNES9X v1.51]

This was recorded on November 2004. I used to rent "Mega Man X" for the SNES all the time back in the day. Gotta love the "Hadoken" fireball that you can earn!

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[Feat. ABK]

This track was an MP3 giveaway released in 2003.

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This song was originally planned to be released in '97-'98 on an album called "Shit to Make Your Ears Bleed". After the HOK split, this track would appear on many albums, most of them being only a snippet version either having the "Twiztid"-half of HOK or just the R.O.C.. This version comes from a "greatest hits" of HOK album called "Evolution". This is the best version you can get... the version the R.O.C. released on "Bits & Pieces" has some quality issues. Anyways, enjoy. MCL

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This is April Wine's Brian Greenway in 1988 with the first single "In The Danger Zone" off of his solo debut album, "Serious Business". A rare must-see for all April Wine fans!! :)

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Neon Genesis Evangelion - Opening

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Album: Metal Murder Mixtape

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Originally Posted: 11/17/07
Location: Detroit, MI (St. Andrew's Hall)

This Hallowicked 2007 edition of Slam TV was not featured on the "Slam TV Ep. 1-9" and "Slam TV Ep. 10-15 + BloodyMania" DVD's.

Matches:
2-Tuff Tony vs. Jimmy Jacobs (w/ Scott D'Amore)

JCW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Madman Pondo & Necro Butcher (champions) vs. Young Altar Boys

MAIN EVENT
(jWo) Scott Hall & Corporal Robinson vs. Jobbers (Special Guest Ref/Nozawa)

Includes:
Formation of jWo from JCW Evansville Invasion

Download video:
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.wmv
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.mov

Official websites:
http://www.juggalowrestling.co m
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m

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Originally Posted: 11/17/07
Location: Detroit, MI (St. Andrew's Hall)

This Hallowicked 2007 edition of Slam TV was not featured on the "Slam TV Ep. 1-9" and "Slam TV Ep. 10-15 + BloodyMania" DVD's.

Matches:
2-Tuff Tony vs. Jimmy Jacobs (w/ Scott D'Amore)

JCW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Madman Pondo & Necro Butcher (champions) vs. Young Altar Boys

MAIN EVENT
(jWo) Scott Hall & Corporal Robinson vs. Jobbers (Special Guest Ref/Nozawa)

Includes:
Formation of jWo from JCW Evansville Invasion

Download video:
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.wmv
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.mov

Official websites:
http://www.juggalowrestling.co m
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m

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Originally Posted: 11/17/07
Location: Detroit, MI (St. Andrew's Hall)

This Hallowicked 2007 edition of Slam TV was not featured on the "Slam TV Ep. 1-9" and "Slam TV Ep. 10-15 + BloodyMania" DVD's.

Matches:
2-Tuff Tony vs. Jimmy Jacobs (w/ Scott D'Amore)

JCW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Madman Pondo & Necro Butcher (champions) vs. Young Altar Boys

MAIN EVENT
(jWo) Scott Hall & Corporal Robinson vs. Jobbers (Special Guest Ref/Nozawa)

Includes:
Formation of jWo from JCW Evansville Invasion

Download video:
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.wmv
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m/media/video/slamtvhallowicke d2k7.mov

Official websites:
http://www.juggalowrestling.co m
http://www.insaneclownposse.co m

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Here is the sampler for ICP's 1995 album and 3rd Joker's Card, "Riddle Box". Years ago, ICP gave copies away of the single for "Chicken Huntin'" which contained this sampler to help promote the new album... somehting Jive-bitch ass records failed to do at the time.

Featured tracks:
"Toy Box"
"Lil' Somethin' Somethin'"
"The Joker's Wild"
"12"

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Back in 1998, Psychopathic Records must've realized they were climbing to the next level. With the success of ICP's "The Great Milenko" and the Disney controversy getting all kinds of attention, Psy also had upcoming groups alongside ICP with all eyes on 'em. So, Psy released a sampler which featured a track by ICP, Twiztid (then Hektik and Mr. Bones) and Myzery.

Featured tracks:
Twiztid - "Whatthefuck!?!?"
This track is from "Mostasteless"... the OG version before it was changed. Also, I said earlier that Twiztid at this point went by their HOK names.

Myzery - "Stimulated Dome"
From "Para La Isla".

ICP - "Mr. Johnson's Head Remix"
Originally supposed to be released on "The Amazing Jeckel Brothers". Of course it never was and ended up on "Forgotten Freshness Vol. 1 & 2".

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Back in 1998, Psychopathic Records must've realized they were climbing to the next level. With the success of ICP's "The Great Milenko" and the Disney controversy getting all kinds of attention, Psy also had upcoming groups alongside ICP with all eyes on 'em. So, Psy released a sampler which featured a track by ICP, Twiztid (then Hektik and Mr. Bones) and Myzery.

Featured tracks:
Twiztid - "Whatthefuck!?!?"
This track is from "Mostasteless"... the OG version before it was changed. Also, I said earlier that Twiztid at this point went by their HOK names.

Myzery - "Stimulated Dome"
From "Para La Isla".

ICP - "Mr. Johnson's Head Remix"
Originally supposed to be released on "The Amazing Jeckel Brothers". Of course it never was and ended up on "Forgotten Freshness Vol. 1 & 2".

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Back on July 28th, 2006, Esham released a bunch of random songs (some unreleased) as an album entitled, "It Ain't Safe No More" on his website. Despite the album being an SV album, it only contains six actual SV tracks and the rest being Esham songs with Lavel or solo. Every track has Esham speaking over the beginning and the end telling listeners to go to his website, "acidrap.com" which gets really annoying.

Download album:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7 MNWG72S

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Back on July 28th, 2006, Esham released a bunch of random songs (some unreleased) as an album entitled, "It Ain't Safe No More" on his website. Despite the album being an SV album, it only contains six actual SV tracks and the rest being Esham songs with Lavel or solo. Every track has Esham speaking over the beginning and the end telling listeners to go to his website, "acidrap.com" which gets really annoying.

Download album:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7 MNWG72S

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Back on July 28th, 2006, Esham released a bunch of random songs (some unreleased) as an album entitled, "It Ain't Safe No More" on his website. Despite the album being an SV album, it only contains six actual SV tracks and the rest being Esham songs with Lavel or solo. Every track has Esham speaking over the beginning and the end telling listeners to go to his website, "acidrap.com" which gets really annoying.

Note: This track was originally supposed to be on the 2005 album "Furious" but was left off for graphic content involving killing homosexuals.

Download album:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7 MNWG72S

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