• Value: This is how fucking much it is worth.
  
• Rarity: This should give you a good idea on how hard it is to find.
  
• Comments: This should help your confused self figure out what some of the shit means.

• Value: Writing (Original)- $55-75 ($80-85 sealed) No Writing (Re-release) - $35-45 ($50-60 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: This short EP is extremly rare and is ICP's first professional release on Psychopathic Records. Back then, ICP stood for Inner City Posse.There are 2 versions of this tape.1 version (original) has writing on the inside cover,which you can see through the clear case. and the other version is identical but has no writing on the inside cover. The original version is of course worth more.Available in tape only. There are also some versions of this tape that have no barcode, and those are a lot rarer and worth more than the descriptions above.

• Value: $100-175 ($250-400+ sealed)
  
• Rarity: 9/10
  
• Comments: This is one of the rarest items you will find with ICP on it. Finding it sealed is even rarer, but they are out there. A few that are in the original plastic, but are just "slit" open. This vinyl comes in a black case, and does not have all the songs that the CD does, so beware of anyone who tries to sell you one that does.(prices vary on condition)

• Value: $40-50
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: This Promo CD has a gold stamp on the front cover stating it is promo, as well as a hole punched through the barcode in the back.

• Value: $40-50
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: This Promo CD has a gold stamp on the front cover stating it is promo, as well as a hole punched through the barcode in the back.

• Value: Tape - $15-20 ($25+ sealed) CD - $40-70 ($80-100+ sealed)
  
• Rarity: Tape Tape- 4/10 ,CD - 8/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape and CD, with the tape coming in a cardboard case. The difference between the tape and CD is that the tape has a Riddle Box sampler on the flip side, while the CD contains "Fabulous" which is not found anywhere else but there. The tape, when sealed, has a red sticker on the bottom right corner of the packaging.

• Value: $20-25 ($35-40+ sealed)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Given out for free.Available in tape only, in a cardboard case. This version of the CH single has only the two versions of CH, along with the RB sampler. The upper left hand corner of the cardboard case says "FREE!", but otherwise looks just like the regular version.

• Value: $100-110
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. The authentic case of this CD has a black sticker, completely covering the CD as you look at the front of it. The CD itself contains 6 versions of CH.

• Value: $150+
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. The real version of this vinyl comes in a black case, with a sticker. Anything else is not original.

• Value: Yellow tape - $40-45 ($60+ sealed) ,Blue tape - $50-60 ,CD - $75-110 ($90-150 sealed)
  
• Rarity: Yellow tape - 6/10,Blue tape - 8/10 ,CD - 7/10
  
• Comments: This was 2 dope's first and only solo project. 2 Dopes full length album project was later scratched when ICP became too busy to fuck with solo shit.Available in tape and CD, with the CD in a slim jewel case. This 4 track album is fairly rare, and one of the more sought-after CDs around. Authentically sealed CDs are hard to find. Tapes are a little more common, but not much more. The blue tape is sometimes seen as a "promo" thus it will never be sealed, but this is not concrete fact. Almost none of the CDs are sealed, and I few have been seen on E-Bay.

• Value: $75-100 ($150-225 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only. This is also known as the Fuck Off Two Track, since it has two songs as opposed to four. Supposedly this was given away to promote the Fxck Off CD, which was being used to promote Shaggy's solo that never surfaced. Another rumor is that Shaggy just gave these to his friends. Regardless, this is a lot rarer than the regular tape and CD.

• Value: Original, Sealed w/ Orange Sticker - $75-100, Reissued - $15 ($20 sealed)
  
• Rarity: Original, Sealed - 9/10, Reissued - 4/10
  
• Comments: Originals and reissues look exactly the same, so be careful of what you are buying.The reissues have mudied that water a bit, unfortunatly they have given this item the appearance of being easy to find when in truth, it is a very rare item, if it did indeed come from the first Hallowicked. If you have good reason the believe a unsealed tape was from the original Hallowicked, I would suggest you pay about 30$.Available in tape only. The only way to distinguish between the two is if they are sealed. The original has an Orange sticker, while the reissue does not. This was the first Hallowicked give away tape back in 1994.Some of these tapes can be purchased from Hot Hits and are not the originals from Hallowicked.

• Value: Tape - $20-30 ($30-40 sealed) CD - $55-90 ($65-115 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Availabity on the net has some what lowered the value of this item. If you can't find one on the net, you might end up paying the higher prices listed about Finding one now isn't hard on the Net, but it's pretty hard to get someone to give theirs up. Available on tape and CD. This 4 track album was only in select stores during December of 1994. Some CD stores seem to have some of the CDs left over. But, once again if you can't find one you might get stuck paying the high end prices.

• Value: $50-80 ($100-150 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only, in a cardboard case. This was the tape given away at the Mental Warp show in Detroit on 4/8/95. Not many exist, and even less are still sealed, or have the original plastic. It includes an original version as well as the celuloid bubble mix.

• Value: $20-30 ($35-50 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only, in a cardboard case. This tape was very rare. Then,Hot Hits in Detroit got dozens of sealed tapes, so value and rarity went down slightly. This was originally used as a sampler for the Riddle Box album.

• Value: $25-35 ($40-90 sealed) CD - $60-95 ($100-200 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Available on tape and CD. Originally, this album was only available in Michigan, but leaked out somehow. This rare CD has 4 songs that were left off of the FF2, most likely because of stolen riffs and beats.

• Value: Original - $30-40 ($45-50+ sealed), Reissue - $15 ($20 sealed)
  
• Rarity: Original - 8/10, Reissue - 4/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only. This was the 2nd Hallowicked giveaway, back in 1995. Later, reissues surfaced around the Detroit area.People have been confused over this item, like they were confused over Dead Pumkins. But in this case you can differinciate between the original, and the reissue. Here is the important difference , the orginal has orange writing, and if sealed, didn't have any case. The reissue has white writing, and came in either a white cardboard case or a clear plastic case. Know all the facts before you make a trade for an item like this, where there are multiple versions.

• Value: Tape - $25-30 ($40 sealed w/ sticker), CD - $50-65 ($75-150 sealed w/ sticker)
  
• Rarity: Tape - 5/10, CD - 7/10
  
• Comments: Available on tape and CD. Not extremely rare, but still very valuable and sought after. This XXX rated version came with a white sticker on the plastic, to mask the cover. The tape was solid pink, instead of a pinkish foil, and both CD and tape contain the bonus track Mental Warp.

• Value: $30-35 ($50+ sealed)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only. This was the giveaway at the 3rd Hallowicked Tour of 1996. It came in a black and orange cardboard case, and it debuted the hit Halloween on Military, as well as a sweet interview.

• Value: $40+ ($50+ sealed)
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only. This black tape with red writing came with a white cardboard cover and was given out at the Toledo Hallowicked show. It is rarer than the Detroit version, but has the same songs. Some speculate that this is merely a "reissue" and someone just said it was rare to get extra money for themselves, but no facts have come up to support this

• Value: $30-35+
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only, and comes in a clear case without any inserts. This tape is very rare, but the demand is not very high for it, so it doesn't fetch much money. It was only available at the Clown House instore at Rock of Ages. It contains the 12 minute interview that can also be found on Witches and Warlocks.

• Value: $25-35 (Hollywood), $60-75 (Island)
  
• Rarity: 5/10 (Hollywood), 8/10 (Island)
  
• Comments: Since they are promo, these items will never be sealed. The Hollywood version has a White cover, while the Island comes in a brown cardboard case. The Hollywood was rare up until Milenko came out, then you could find these on numerous pages for under 10 bucks, thus it's low value today. The Islands didn't pop up for a while, and not many people have one today.

• Value: $40-50
  
• Rarity: 8/10
  
• Comments: Since they are promo, these items will never be sealed. Available in both Hollywood and Island versions, but both are roughly the same rarity and price. Nothing different than the regular Milenko, just something to have.

• Value: $20-30 opened, $50-65 unopened
  
• Rarity: ?
  
• Comments: A fairly large chore to find one of these in my opinion.

• Value: $20-30
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. Available in CD only. Given out only to radio stations. Those who chose not to play it gave them away. Only 500 made. We can hook you up with these if you live in ass crack Pensylvania and no one there plays ICP.

• Value: $10-20 ($25-30 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only, in a cardboard case.Not the easiest item to find either. It's pointless to have it opened, but it's kinda necessary to have in your ICP collection, so its worth more unopened. This is available at some Hot Topics.

• Value: $10-30
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. Available in CD only. Some say this to be the most difficult of the Halls CDs to find. Really easy to get. Easiest to get of all the Halls Of Illusions.

• Value: $10-15 ($20 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 4/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only, in a slim jewel case. This version is the most common of the Halls singles, and can be found at some quality stores including some Hot Topic's. Really easy to get. Easiest to get of all the Halls Of Illusions.

• Value: $125-150+
  
• Rarity: 9.5/10
  
• Comments: Since this is promo, this item will never be sealed. These were available out of a British magazine, and only 1000 were produced, with the individual number of each on the back of the case. Based on that one could venture to say it's pretty rare.

• Value: Tape - $20-35 ($40-70 sealed), CD - $40-50 ($60-90 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape and CD. This is rare. They are hard to find for sale, or even trade. It was basically a best of CD, aimed at those who had never heard much old stuff by ICP before.

• Value: $20-25 ($30-55 sealed w/ sticker)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape only. This was the fourth annual handout at the Hallowicked shows. Authentically sealed copies have an orange sticker on the front.

• Value: *Red Cover with red cd,$10 opened ($15-20 unopened) *Red Cover with yellow cd,opened,$10-20 (unopened,$25-35) *Green cover with blue cd ,opened,$10 (unopened,$15-20) *Green cover with (different shade of green)different cd,$10-20 opened,($25-35,unopened)
  
• Rarity: 3/10
  
• Comments: They can usually be found together in any store that carries imports. I know all the fucking colors can be confusing, but there is a few that are slightly rarer/more valuable.

• Value: $150+
  
• Rarity: 9/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. I'm not sure how many of these exsist, but the number is small. This was made in Europe I believe, for promotional use. It comes with a white Vinyl case w/ a Milenko sticker in its' corner.

• Value: $15-40
  
• Rarity: 6-8/10
  
• Comments: Available in CDs only. Since they are promo, thse item will never be sealed. There are numerous varieties of HP Promos. You have your Red, Blue slim case, Blue Full case, Orange, and Red Spanish versions, and there are probably more! Some are rarer than others, thus making them worth more, but not much more. Some of these have also been seen at Hot Topics.

• Value: $25-30
  
• Rarity: 4/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. There is not many people that have this, but since there is not a demand for it, it's not as expensive as it maybe should be. It appears the same as the regular CD, but with Gold Stamping on the front cover and a hole in the barcode.

• Value: $20-25 ($30-40 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 5/10
  
• Comments: Available on CD only, in a cardboard case. Given away at the 1998 Hallowicked shows. 10,000 produced, I believe. Contains an interview at the end that cannot be found anywhere else. The 5th in a line of Hallowicked give-aways that will not disappoint.

• Value: $30-60 ($80 sealed)
  
• Rarity: 7/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only. The unique thing about this CD is it's all black insetsr and CD itself. The inside ring of the CD, however, has "PSY1021" writtien on it, so you can tel la fake from a real CD. This is the general quote about this CD - "1000 made. Sold at one store for one day." Not entirely true, as Rock of Ages sold 500 at first, sold about 250 more, Hot Hits got a few, and there are supposedly a few still around. But regardless, a rare CD that you had to be in Detroit to purchase. The song was to be a Dark Lotus song, but with its use on AJB, it is most likely an ICP song now, officially.

• Value: $35-40
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only. Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. One of the many AJB Promo singles out there. If you went to a local store, you may have been able to get it for free. But now, you're looking at paying about 30 bucks on eBay or similar web sites.

• Value: $35-40
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only. Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. Again, an AJB Promo single. And again, you could have gotten it for free, but now you're paying about 30 bucks.

• Value: $25-30 (without mag) $30-45 (opened with mag) $50-60 (sealed in mag)
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Available in CD only, and it comes in a white plastic case. This CD was packaged with limited editions of AP magazine. Only about three book store chains carried them, so they are pretty scarce. Of the most recent items, this has the most potential to rise in value. About 5,000 to 6,000 of these magazines with the CD were released.

• Value: CD - $10-15, Tape - $10-15 (Sealed - $20-30)
  
• Rarity: 5/10
  
• Comments: Available in tape and CD, both in cardboard cases. This is not very rare if you live in the midwest, or you had an instore in your town, but fans in Idaho and Montana think this shit is rare as hell. It was given away free at stores (but sold at Rock of Ages for ten bucks) so it's not worth much. But since people took boxes at a time, supplies ran short. Also known as the Psychopathic Sampler 1999

• Value: $35-45
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: Since it is promo, this item will never be sealed. Before AJB came out, this was going for 200 bucks. But since the CD arrived, the demand has gone slightly down. Like the others,most stores probably had these, and would have given them away for free. Only time will tell if this will drop like the Milenko promo, or increase in rarity.

• Value: 15$-40$
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: This CD cover has a tin-foil and is only available in the Psychopathics From Outer Space Tour, and you pay only 15 bones for this but this is gonna be rare, in all probablity. There is a seperate version avialble from the official ICP store that is moderately different, in appearance. For instance the Hatchet Man is in foil, and has a uzi. Time will tell how rare these two version will, or won't become.

• Value: 15-40$
  
• Rarity: 6/10
  
• Comments: This CD cover is also made with a tin-foil and can be only found at the Outer Space Tour, and has a few re-mastered songs from Twiztid and ICP, and two from Dumpin'.There is a seperate version avialble from the official ICP store that is moderately different, in appearance. For instance the Hatchet Man is in foil, and has a fucking laser gun or sumthin'. Time will tell how rare these two version will, or won't become.

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