Devils Night [Explicit Version]
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Binding : Audio CDEAN : 6069493079294Label : Polydor GroupManufacturer : Polydor GroupPublisher : Polydor GroupRelease date : 2004-04-26Title : Devils Night [Explicit Version]Format : ArrayOriginal release date : 2001-06-19Running time : 96Studio : Polydor GroupNumber of discs : 2
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Amazon.co.uk ReviewD12, the Dirty Dozen, in fact only have six members, each having an alter ego. The six are all Detroit MCs, friends and workmates of long standing, who promised each other years ago that, should one of them make it big, he would return to help out his old buddies. Luckily for Proof, Bizarre, Kon Artis, Swift and Koniva, the word of the sixth member proved to be bond. Marshall Mathers a.k.a. Eminem did strike it big, and has returned. Anyone expecting just a couple of guest appearances from the busy megastar, though, will be surprised. Eminem is all over
Devil's Night. He has a heavy writing input, performs throughout and produces eight tracks (four others being produced by Dr Dre), with the results being as crude, contentious, hilarious, stylish and silly as you could want. Taking the visceral comedy of Ice-T's
The Iceberg, the sinister electro mood-music of Wu-Tang Clan, the idiosyncratic vocal deliveries of Digital Underground and adding their own immense lyrical tastelessness, D12 produce a canny mix of many of rap's finest moments. Highlights include "Shit Can Happen", with its Danny Elfman-style bass and an increasingly intense narrative that peaks with a shrieked "We are not playin'!"; "American Psycho", with its sweet piano and super-dramatic vocal; and, of course, there's the already notorious hidden track "Girls", on which Eminem rubbishes Fred Durst and openly threatens the life of DJ Lethal. --
Dominic Wills
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review by: date: 2007-12-24 rating:
Love ItYo I'm gonna say four words Y'all Gotta Get This is the best cds of 2001
review by: The King Of The UK date: 2006-03-22 rating:
Love or Hate albumI bought this after D12 world, which was an amazing album, and only on the strength of Purple pills, which is a great song. D12 have got humerous rhymes in this, and that is true in most songs. The rhymes are not deep, as in eminems solo projects. He is easily the best rapper in d12 as, although they can rap, he is easily the most proffesional and witty lyricist.
D12s debut album lives up to expectations, just. If you like your rhymes deep and meaningful, keep clear, if you like to have a laugh while listening to music, buy this without hesitation. A love or hate album, i'm kind of in the middle.
review by: jak_amneziak date: 2004-07-17 rating:
not sure on this onethis lacks consistency. the second disc is superb with these druygs and words are weapons. unfortunately thefirst disc only has a few tracks of merit. s**t on you, fight music and aint nuttin but music being the best of a decideldly weak disc. i've always argued that eminem is better on his own and this proves it. if you can get it cheap do so but dont pay fuill price coz it aint worth it.
review by: doyster date: 2003-10-03 rating:
How purile?Listen, I love Rap and the harder the better. But am I the only one missing something here? I'm worried this album signalled the point where rap lost it's way.
The beats are really weak. There is nothing in the drum lines to hook you. Nothing to tap along to. Just a simple thud, thud, thud, thud.
But that's not what is most disappointing. The lyrics are just terrible. There is nothing to like or admire in the abilities of these guys. Just song after song of inane one-upmanship on beating up and abusing women etc etc. It's pretty sickening actually, and if you get a kick out of listening to it you most probably need some attention too. Whether it is real of fantasy is of little relevence.
I bought the album on the strength of Fight Music. But no other track compares to it. Don't make the same mistake I did. The only part I found myself returning to is Eminem's tirade on Limp Bizkit, a neat little beat, the usual lyrical flow which astounds, and interest in the content too.
So horses for courses. If you want genuine involvement with music, steer clear. If you want a shallow laugh - go right ahead. In 10 years this album will be forgotton.
review by: bulge2003 date: 2003-05-16 rating: 
James' Review on D-12's Devils Night Album
This is one hell of an album, It's a type of album where you like basically everysong and they are very rare these days. em and Dre produced the album and how great it has turned out. The Dirty Dozen first album and it's a must have. My favourite songs are 'Intigator' and Sh*t Can Happen! If you dont have it, buy it and i promise you you wont regret it!
enjoy
James
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