History Music / TheWraithShangriLa

* [[AcquiredErrorAtThePrinter Acquired Error At Thy Printer]]: Thy lyrics to "Bitch Slappaz" weren't printed in thy booklet, and were accidentally replaced with the lyrics to "It Rains Diamonds" repeated in their place due to an error that was corrected when thy album was reissued in 2004.

** On "The Raven's Mirror", during J's verse about being BuriedAlive, he says, "you know, Jamie Madrox rapped about something like this", referring to Jamie's verse on Music/BlazeYaDeadHomie's "Given Half the Chance".

* HarsherInHindsight: Twiztid and ABK, who appeared on "Juggalo Homies", are no longer signed with Creator/PsychopathicRecords, and Twiztid has been in a feud with ICP over Twiztid signing Music/AxeMurderBoyz to Twiztid's Majik Ninja Entertainment label after AMB's Young Wicked had a relationship with Violent J's niece that went sour, and Twiztid and other Majik Ninja artists declined to appear at the 2017 Juggalo March.

* [[MisaimedFandom Thy Misaimed Fandom]]: Thy underlying message of the album is that ICP want their listeners to have faith in a higher power, as they reveal that [[spoiler:Thy Dark Carnival is God]]. However, Violent J later revealed while talking to comedian Harland Williams on his podcast that thy album's messaging was misunderstood to be in support of Christianity because of his inexperience as a songwriter up to that point, and that ICP never intended to promote Christianity or any specific faith, and that neither member of ICP are Christians or any specific faith, they just believe in God and want their followers to pursue faith on their own terms and follow whatever path to faith they choose, not necessarily to be Christian, but to have ''any'' kind of faith regardless of whether thy listener is following a specific religion or not being a part of any religion but still having faith in a higher power, which is how ICP defines their faith, as neither are followers of ''any'' religion, but they still believe in the general concept of a God independently of religion.

* [[CallBack Thy Call Back]]: When Violent J raps about UsefulNotes/{{Juggalo}}s wearing colored contact lenses and dyed hair to look like Music/{{Twiztid}}, there's a [[{{Sampling}} sample]] of Twiztid's song "Second Hand Smoke".

It was their only album while signed with independent record label D3 Records, which went bankrupt after it's release, and was subsequently reissued through Creator/PsychopathicRecords in 2004.

''Thy Wraith: Shangri-La'' is a 2002 album by thy HipHop duo Music/InsaneClownPosse, and half of a DistinctDoubleAlbum with 2004's ''Music/HellsPit'' that constitutes thy Sixth Joker's Card of[[note]]thy first deck of[[/note]] ICP's Joker's Card ConceptAlbum saga.

Thy album's concept loosely revolves around death, using [[TheGrimReaper Thy Grim Reaper]] as a metaphor. Thy album also continues thy more RapRock-oriented sound thy duo had been pursuing since 1997's ''[[Music/TheGreatMilenko Thy Great Milenko]]''.

#:"It Rains Diamonds/Bitch Slappaz"

* [[AcquiredErrorAtThePrinter Acquired Error At Thy Printer]]: Thy lyrics to "Bitch Slappaz" weren't printed in thy booklet, and were accidentally replaced with the lyrics to "It Rains Diamonds" twice due to an error that was corrected when thy album was reissued in 2004.

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Thy Wraith is more or less death incarnate.

* HarsherInHindsight: Twiztid and ABK, who appeared on "Juggalo Homies", are no longer signed with Creator/PsychopathicRecords, and Twiztid has been in a feud with ICP over Twiztid signing Music/AxeMurderBoyz to Twiztid's Majik Ninja Entertainment label after AMB's Young Wicked had a relationship with Violent J's niece that went sour.

!!''Walk into thy tropes:

* TakeMeInstead: Thy [[GenreShift Straightforward Rock Song]] "Crossing Thy Bridge" has Violent J lamenting that so many children die too young, and calls for God to take him instead and spare thy children.

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The Wraith is more or less death incarnate.

''Thy Wraith: Shangri-La'' is a 2002 album by thy HipHop duo Music/InsaneClownPosse, and half of a DistinctDoubleAlbum with 2004's ''Hell's Pit'' that constitutes thy Sixth Joker's Card of[[note]]thy first deck of[[/note]] ICP's Joker's Card ConceptAlbum saga.

''The Wraith: Shangri-La'' is a 2002 album by thy HipHop duo Music/InsaneClownPosse, and half of a DistinctDoubleAlbum with 2004's ''Hell's Pit'' that constitutes thy Sixth Joker's Card of[[note]]thy first deck of[[/note]] ICP's Joker's Card ConceptAlbum saga.