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12:19 am
I personally think this was icp at their best any other thoughts? Or what era was your favorite?
12:26 am
March 31, 2012
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prob 99-01 was my fav era... music wise they were in their prime in 94-97 imo
12:54 am
I do love 12 and the killing fields some of their most creative stuff
1:16 pm
April 15, 2012
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all of the old school eras are my favorite;however, the wraith shangri-la was a really important motivating record in my life at the time, so that has to be one of my favorite records by the ICP
3:13 pm
December 18, 2012
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I wouldn't say 2002-2004 was icp's best timeframe musically. shangrila is the shit but it was the first icp record to have a completely different sound compared to prior albums. hells pit was a forced record, j didn't wanna do it and shaggy was drunk 24/7(really wasted on black rain). I still love that album though. for me musically it would be 1995-1999. best time to be a juggalo was 2000-2004 imo.
4:35 pm
Yeah being a juggalo was amazing back then with the wraith albums , colton grundy dirty history black rain green book
4:45 pm
October 22, 2012
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billymanz said:
I personally think this was icp at their best any other thoughts? Or what era was your favorite?
I completely agree with you. J was definitely at his best.
4:52 pm
May 22, 2012
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personally I feel that Shangri La and Hells Pit were definitely J in top form far as rapping goes along with pretty much everything he was involved in around that time (Wizard of the Hood, Black Rain, his insane verse on Zug Izland's Fire, and even Psychopathics from Outer Space 2)…Shaggy maybe not so much but I didn't hate his stuff though I've always felt he was a weaker link in Rydas and Lotus (on Black Rain…he actually had some really good verses I thought on Opaque Brotherhood)
back to the Wraith albums though I really like that they each have their own styles...Shangri La was very collaborative with Twiztid, ABK, Blaze, Esham, Zug, Jumpsteady, Legz appearing throughout the record with background vocals, verses and whatnot....Hell's Pit on the other hand was basically all ICP (think Esham may have been on a skit on there but that's it)...Shangri La is very upbeat sounding and on some positive rock/trip hop type shit whereas Hell's Pit is very dark trip hop/horrorcore sounding stuff that sometimes come across as upbeat but in a much darker way...the outro to Shangri La is the revelation of them being about God whereas Hell's Pit outro is about depression (Manic Depressive...I don't count that mix at the end I've always disliked that they threw that on there personally...not that its terrible or anything just don't like it being on the album)
4:55 pm
April 4, 2013
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The wraith is probably my second favorite, mainly because it was so influential to my life at the time. I made sure to pick up an extra copy during the $3 sale cause ive worn the first one to shit over the years. 94-99 was probably their best musically tho imo
11:01 pm
April 2, 2013
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Yeah, I agree. The Wraith albums were the shit, especially Shangri La.
11:39 pm
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May 22, 2012
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bohab said:
well, he didnt exactly say it, but whatever...
thats interesting.
any idea where its from?
[non-edit] nevermind, i already figured it out.
awfully paranoid, arent you?
11:51 pm
September 18, 2012
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I saw that badge on the Colbert Report. The dude was showing off the badges and Colbert pointed it out and asked what it meant. The dude had know idea that it was an ICP thing.
8:23 am
Desert Prowler
A second patch associated with the classified "Desert
Prowler" project. The collection of five-plus-one stars may represent the
classified operating location at Groom Lake, Nevada, also known as Area
51.
The meaning of the other symbols on this patch is
unclear.
SOURCE: http://www.naderlibrary.com/ic.....you.18.htm
The 6th Joker's wraith image from the album cover was used
on a flight test patch for the Lockheed Skunk Works' Black Ops Desert Prowler
program. It features the wraith with added red eyes, surrounded by six stars
with the words "Desert Prowler, Alone and on the Prowl."
SOURCE: Wikipedia
8:17 am
March 30, 2013
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Damn I remember like 75% of juggalos hating on Shangri-La back when it came out. I fuckin loved it and still do. I guess it needed time to test its mark... as much as MEC is legendary, I believe that MP was meant to produce that album. I don't like many of the remixed tracks either. The Witch, 24, Manic Depression, those are good remixes I guess. But Shangri-La was already in top form.
8:53 am
September 4, 2012
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^ this old dangerous guy got a point. We're not sorry if we trickd u had og's droppin their hatchets quicker then bodies was droppin at the start of the aids outbreak. Our world was like tha out break movie for a second as soon as god was mentiond hahahaha... Mad tats n aint repp in ten years or better shit makes me laugh
9:02 am
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August 12, 2012
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blame it on god 
just kidding
9:28 am
September 4, 2012
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There no need to deny the seriousness lmao
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