YMMV / Angelic 2 The Core

• Fetish Retardant:
  • Thanks to his bizarre vocals and lack of romantic charisma, about any time Corey Feldman tries to do an Intercourse with You song counts, with "4 Bid in Attraction" getting the worst of this.
  • Corey's Angels themselves. They're supposed to be Angelic Beauties who get into all sorts of innuendo-laden hijinks. The fact that the women who play them constantly look and sound like they would prefer to be doing anything else, the fact that they are presented as groupies for a middle-aged Corey Feldman, and knowledge of the allegations that they were not treated well behind the scenes, all turns what is supposed to be fun Sex Comedy skits into just extreme all-around awkwardness.
• First Instalment Wins: Angelic Funkadelic is usually agreed to be a lot more entertaining than Angelic Rockadelic, due to the latter's more downer subject matter and glacial pacing.
• One-Scene Wonder: Snoop Dogg’s verse on "Go For It!", despite being extremely short and workmanlike, has proven to be one of the more infamous and quotable moments on the album.
• Questionable Casting: You manage to land Jon Carin, a musician who has worked with the likes of Pink Floyd, The Who, Kate Bush, and The Psychedelic Furs... and he is essentially relegated to performing anonymous session work on the album's one EDM track?
• So Bad, It's Good: One of the best examples in 2010's music. Corey's eccentric takes on what should otherwise be very conventional genre songs makes for a very entertaining listen if you're in the right mood.
• Took the Bad Film Seriously: All the guest artists seem to at least be trying to take their performances seriously against all odds. Particularly Kurupt, where the contrast between his rapping flow against Corey's is night and day.
• Unintentional Period Piece: Knowing the album took a decade to make from 2006 to 2016 explains a lot about why the album sounds so much like a random assortment of late 2000's to early 2010's pop music.

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