Insane Clown Posse Album: “The Wraith: Remix Albums [PA]”

it's been a while since i listened to the original shangri la album, but i still listen to hells pit. shangri la got a little cheesy over all, but i was happy when it first arrived that they finally completed their task of the 6 jokers cards.

that being said, these remix albums were a nice addition to the collection. although not all of the remixes are outstanding, neither were the originals so hearing a different version was nice. i think hell's pit got the better end of the stick on this one as well. i like the darker side and it just seemed that they tried to hard to be happy with wicked rhymes on shangri la. it really threw it off. first couple times around it was alright and i thought it good at the time, but they kind of got lame after a while. the remixes were just different

honestly, i would give each individual album 3 stars, but since they packaged them together, they get an extra one. that was probably the best thing they could have done. two full remix albums, about 95 minutes worth. even though some of the beats seem lazily thrown together, you can't really complain with this deal, as long as you feel the stuff ICP be rapping about. and if you don't then why you looking here? i'm pretty sure with the lack of response on this album that not many people know about it so only true juggalos really got their hands on it. just like the psychopathic rydas and dark lotus cds.

I thought this album was the best from ICP in awhile because it is complete musical re-engineering of almost every track from The Wraith: Shangri-La and Hell's Pit. Almost every song doesn't sound like the original, which shows just how far Psychopathic went to put this together. But, they didn't do it alone. They had the mixing talents from underground icons, such as the Kottonmouth Kings, The Wolfpac, The FILTHEE Immigrants, Monoxide of Twiztid, Mike E. Clark, Kuma, DJ Clay, and Fritz the Cat to remake the music. I love most of the tracks, some I find are not even close to as good as the originals, but still a strong 2-CD album worth buying for any Juggalo ninja out there that may even feel skeptical about this album. I love this album!!! Wicked Clownz will never die, and this album shows that they won't!!! Juggalo 4 life!!!

I bought this album just to see what's up with ICP. When I was younger I enjoyed their music, but it's pretty ho-hum now.

First off, I wanted to say that I wasn't a big fan of ICP until recently. I mean, I had heard their music before and enjoyed it... but this was my first purchase. I bought this CD after my brother passed away. He just turned 21 a mere 8 days before he passed. It's only been a couple of months, and I think that buying this CD was a way to remember him and get into things that he enjoyed and to feel his presence. He has been listening to ICP since I can even remember. The song Crossing the Bridge really sounds how it feels right now without him and I can hear/see him singing all the songs in my head. I hope this review doesn't sound weak as I haven't even made it to the second CD Hell's Pit yet. I've been stuck on Shangri-La for over a week now and remembering my brother a true juggalo who will always be missed. He always said I was a juggalette and I know my other two brothers are down with the clown. It must be in the blood. Our mom used to listen to them too and rock out.

i reckon it was a good idea for icp to do this they dnt remix much of there music.

mike e clark is a god on this.

kottonmouth kings remix are awesome also the wolfpac remix are cool.

any one into icp should give it a go i think you will like it.