content: ... However...I anxiously awaited "Shangri", bought it the day it was released, and an hour later had a great little coaster for my table (the CD was subsequently broken in a game of Trash Frisbee). The songs were so trite and repetitive that any positive aspects of them were lost to redundancy. After listening to it, I would have rather sat on Satan's lap in Hell than be subjected to such a horrible display of otherwise talented individuals attempting to all of a sudden be happy-go-lucky pansies. I mean, how do you go from "No. Four", in which the speaker is confronted with his own sins and shortcomings on Judgment Day, to "Hello It's Late", which is just an unoriginal rehash of "Amazing Grace" (I mean, Amazing Grace is a classic song, performed by everyone from Johnny Cash to Dropkick Murphys, but come on...).The rest of the album is equally empty and suicide-inducing to most serious music fans. Don't waste your time, money, or mental well-being.