SPOOKYtheFUNGI said
Did yall really forget…or did yall not pay attention?

Music and movies USED to drop on Tuesdays…shortly after tmml lost came out, the “industry” changed the date to fridays, prolly since thats pay day for most people.

I used to hit up a secret location(not so secret) that would sell you a cd the weekend prior to tuesday, if you asked if they had it….in which they always did because stores got the new release shipment on thursdays.  

Back in the day, mid to late 90’s, used to have a spot and got them No Limit CD’s a week before they dropped. I was one of the first people around to invest in a CD burner. Money was made. Its funny because I remember people wanted tape dubbs over CD’s. Old school 

People do not buy physicals anymore. I preordered Quijas new one but, really won’t even open it. I, like the rest of the ninjas in modern times, I gots a spotify account and will just wait for it to pop up. New cars don’t even have CD players in them!!! Sucks, but this is the world we live in.

djscrubb said
Those No Limit CD cases were a head of their time!  I remember how unique they were, and every album had a different color jewel case.  Their marketing was off the chain! 

I bumped the FUCK outta that C-Murder and Young Bleed albums, shit was so fire.  

You ain’t lying homie. I remembered in an interview P said Them solid colored cases were expensive, but he didn’t care because they were made to catch the consumers attention in music retailers stores. Obviously, that worked.

ICP did the same thing with AJB. That see through red case was theee shit.

Damn I miss those Blockbuster/Warehouse music store days.The interaction with people and talking music. ICP would always be in the Rock section. Had a friend who worked there and he would give me a heads up when any bands promotional posters/signage/cut outs were about to be tossed in the dumpster out back. He would give them to me. I had all kinds of promo stuff from ICP, Huge AJB cardboard cutout’s, Melinko era, 6th era. I hustled most of them on EBay and trading sites. I had all the promotional stuff from 2pacs “Makaveli” when it dropped in 96, Including a 8 foot cardboard promotional piece of him on a cross. I stored them for year’s, then in 2010 I shopped it. I ended up buying a nice used car from the profit I made off of that, Thanks to a guy out in Germany.

I respect all opinions on the true meaning and essence of joker cards, but I think I see the positive in each of them..  and I hope the new joker card is like spooky..  anybody find the demon in the first insidious very spooky scary?  I think this album is gonna blow our minds if icp is gonna blow fish out the water with deck #10..

FuckYoRebelFlagg said
When is it dropping??  

5 PM

6 / 6 @ 5

It all makes sense now. 

Lleo Oneiromancer said
Take it from someone who knows the tricks of the trade, sound can be used maliciously, as a weapon, in many ways. If someone(s) wanted to use music as a weapon to program bad things into your DNA, the most base level associated imagery would be this FFF character, with a name like Red Fred with three 6’s or F’s.
Like the description says, BEWARE! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
It says don’t listen to this it is dangerous. 
… Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Just, beware – be aware  

I’m aware of what you mean, but to anyone else you do seem like a schizophrenic lol

Is this album really an “attack” on your root chakra? I think it has to do with it yes, but an attack? I know the vibe and subconscious context might influence someone negatively, but don’t you think for those who “get it” the album could be like a refresher on controlling survival instincts and learning from the negativity?

Would this not be a catalyst for people to release the fear and rage they have bottled up, thus having a positive influence?

I’m sure you already considered this but I’m just spelling it out.

As far as ICP ‘selling out’ and saying they “don’t care what happens now”, I’m uncertain if you’re just reading way into that and giving it meaning in a way that it wasn’t intended, or you are actually onto something.

Speculation is fun though.

The pepsi and beer logos could have just been at that venue they rented as part of a sponsorship deal between the venue and those companies, and might not have to directly do with Psychopathic. 

The 17n tracks talking about having money and being famous etc, well as shitty as this is to admit, ICP have always talked about that. For them as people, at least J, having nothing and being a millionaire cult leader is like some crazy validation for him.

Perhaps it wasn’t the point of the Dark Carnival lore, but Shangrila was still about being “WICKED” (sex, lust for money, murder etc) but in heaven lol. Pretty silly but I always thought of it as being free to express even the negative without compromising having a good heart and actually committing bad acts in the material realm. 

Anyways my point is, even if this music is “spooky and evil” and the originally positive lacing has been stripped (maybe though I disagree *cough* miracles cough* forever cough* Missing Link Found), ICP did say the Second Deck was “For the World”, and Hell’s Pit kind of set off the transition (coincidentally its being played this year).

Which brings us into the next big spiritual warfare conspiracy. WHOOPSTOCK. Playing HELLS PIT in an event encouraging psychedelics? Talk about psychic attacks. 

Pigg said

How could music possibly change someone’s DNA?   

New age hippie mysticism bullshit. Like people who think you can change the chemical composition of water by screaming angry words at it. Or that waving a sounding rod at people will heal them.

Feel like shit just want FFF to come out 

PsychodeliK said

Cymatic Frequencies….No, it’s not Imaginary bullshit, it’s the fundamentals of our universe. Can’t tell if your using sarcasm lol  

Are you referring to “String Theory” by any chance?

Hey Ninjas!!!!!!!

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