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The Amazing Jeckel Brothers is the fifth studio album by American hip hop duo Insane Clown Posse. Released in 1999, it is the fifth entry in the group's "Joker's Cards" series. The Amazing Jeckel Brothers debuted fourth on the Billboard charts, and was later certified platinum by the RIAA.

By late 1998 over one million copies of The Great Milenko had been sold, and Insane Clown Posse was ready for its fifth album, The Amazing Jeckel Brothers. Working with Mike E. Clark and Rich "Legs Diamond" Murrell, Joseph Bruce and Joseph Utsler developed their album with the highest of hopes. The group was known nationally, but were not taken very seriously. Hoping to receive the respect Bruce and Utsler felt they deserved, they planned to feature well-known, respected rappers on their album. Bruce stated outright that he wanted to involve Snoop Dogg and Ol' Dirty Bastard. They paid Snoop Dogg US$40,000 to appear on the song "The Shaggy Show." Snoop Dogg also helped them contact Ol' Dirty Bastard, who was paid US$30,000 for his appearance. Ol' Dirty Bastard recorded his track in a matter of two days; however, his recording consisted of nothing more than him rambling about "bitches."It took Bruce and Utsler a week to assemble just four rhymes out of his rambling, and had to re-record the track and title it "Bitches." Finally, Insane Clown Posse contacted Ice-T, who charged them only US$10,000. The group felt that Ice-T's song did not belong on the album, and was instead released on a later album, Psychopathics from Outer Space. The song "Echo Side" was originally released at an Insane Clown Posse concert in Garden City, Michigan as the first ever single from Dark Lotus.

To help increase their positive publicity, the group hired the Nasty Little Man publicity team. The team set up a photo shoot for Insane Clown Posse that was to appear on the cover of Alternative Press magazine in Cleveland. On the set of the photo shoot, a member of the publicity team approached Bruce and explained that in the song "Fuck the World", the lyric that stated "Fuck the Beastie Boys and the Dalai Lama" needed to be changed. Insulted, Bruce exclaimed that his music would not be censored again—referring to Disney's previous requirement of censure. Nasty Little Man told Bruce that the Beastie Boys were not only clients of the company but also personal friends, and the Beastie Boys told the company to make Bruce change the lyric. In response, Bruce fired Nasty Little Man and asked its team to leave the photo shoot.

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  • anybody here into backmasking ?

  • @salmonman1001 Thanx Fam, and i hope you find some also. MMFWCL

  • WTG Rich! What a trip.

  • @SynesterFilms great milenko was mine! i consider my self a Great Milenko Juggalette since it was my very first Joker Card album i have ever listened to! the very first ICP song i heard was Boogie Woogie Wu! i first heard that song at age 11! i am 17 now gonna be 18 in less the 4 months! when i am 18 i will have been a Juggalette for 8 years! MCL homie! whoop whoop!

  • this was the jorker card i was born on

  • @tokiohotelsuckc0ck well it seems people who like icp have bad grammar :P

  • @salmonman1001 whoop whoop  i hear u on that ninja

  • @BLACKNOISE316

    me 2

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