Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Another P Service Announcement
2. Shit Can Happen
3. Pistol Pistol
4. Bizarre (skit)
5. Nasty Mind
6. Ain't Nuttin' But Music
7. American Psycho
8. That's How (skit)
9. That's How
10. Purple Pills
11. Fight Music
12. Instigator
13. Pimp Like Me
14. Blow My Buzz
15. Obie Trice
16. Devils Night
17. Steve Berman (skit)
18. Revelation

Disc 2:

1. Shit On You
2. Words Are Weapons
3. These Drugs
4. Cd Rom

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4697 in Music
• Released on: 2004-04-26
• Number of discs: 2
• Formats: Box set, Explicit Lyrics, Extra tracks
• Dimensions: .28 pounds
• Running time: 96 minutes

Amazon.co.uk Review
D12, 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

CD Description
Debut album from the six-man "Dirty Dozen" of rap, brought to prominence by their most famous member Eminem. Group member Bizarre is also in rap crew the Outsidaz. Includes the single 'Shit On You'.

Customer Reviews

Eminem has out done himself
this is another hip hop album to remember from involvement of eminem he has brought his crew d12 this time though. This album contains catchy songs such as purple pills,thats how and Sh*t can happen. This is what makes this album such a top album for any music fan.This albums quality compares to albums such as marshall mathers lp and snoop dogg- last meal.This album has a serious side to it as well with songs like american psycho and fight music. The album is very comical and just shows how tight d12 are. Aint nuttin but music takes the mick out of alot of artists and if realeased off the album is set to look big due to its catchy theme! A MUST BUY ALBUM FOR ALL HIP HOP FANS!

Hell Yeah!!!!!
This album is fantastic, well if you like Hip hop it is!! Eminem and his Posse have managed to produce an album that is quite possibly the best hip hop album in the world! It's definately the best I own! The other five rappers, Proof, Bizarre, Swift, The Kon Artis and the Kuniva are just has highly skilled as Eminem! These six rappers on one album makes for some top notch Hip hop! My favourite is probably Proof. As you might expect, the lyrics are What you might call contraversial and explicit, to put it mildly! But the important thing is not to take it too seriously.

My favourite track is probably fight music. Another one of my faves is Devil's night. The lyrics in all the songs just flow! Blow my buzz is also good, oh this album's just too damn good! This album is pure lyrical genius, if you like hip hop and you like Eminem then you'll love this!!!!!

A 5-star debut album from D12
Eminem has teamed up with his homeboys from Detroit - D12, but would it be a success? In the words of Dr Dre "Hell Yeah" When I first bought the album I was unsure of how it would compare, musically and lyrically, to the excellent Marshall Mathers LP. After the first few songs I realised this album is better! Although this album is far more hardcore than the previous offerings from Eminem as a solo artist, it has more class and great beats. You'll be humming to 'Ain't Nothing but Music' and laughing at the lyrical masterpiece which is Devils Night. There are some great tracks on the album like 'Revelation', the catchy 'Purple Pills' and the amazing 'Pimp like me'. This is a must for all rap fans!