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Last Updated: Friday 18-May-2001 16:54

 

CMJ SSLP-edited REVIEW

 

After burning up the underground with his scorching debut single, "I Just Don't Give A F***," Marshall Mathers (aka Eminem) reluctantly took on the title of hip-hop's Great White Hope. Pairing Redman's gutter humor and metaphorical dexterity with Canibus' raging themes, the Detroit native has matched the high expectations surrounding his brilliant new album. Doing his mentor Dr. Dre proud, Eminem follows the N.W.A. heritage and leaves even the raunchiest MCs shocked as he weaves poignant tales of the abused outsider with the compelling twists of a Slick Rick track. From the rugged confession "Guilty Conscience" to the radio-friendly "My Name Is...," Eminem drops dope lyrics over DJ Muggs-inspired productions.



 

 

 

 

 

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