Eminem Presents The Re Up Music Cd

Eminem - Eminem Presents The Re Up

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Eminem Presents: The Re-Up      Artist : Eminem      List Price : $13.98 USD        Your Price : $13.99 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2006-12-05      Studio : Shady Records      Label : Shady Records      Avg. Customer Rating : (61 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Eminem Presents The Re Up      Eminem-Re-up      Rating:      This CD is certainly not one of Eminem's best. I personally don't like this CD at all and I am a huge fan of Eminem.     Customer Reviews for Eminem Presents The Re Up Cd      A relatively good "Mix-Tape"...      Rating:      Alright, I know I have been out of the loop for sometime and I did not get a chance to review the record during the time of its release. But I am gonna do it nearly a year since its release. This is a good mixtape for the Shady camp, which introduces two new Emcees to the camp - - Bobby Creekwater & Ca$his. Each Emcee has a strength to their lyrical flow which can be displayed throughout the album on tracks like "There He Is", "Everything is Shady" & "We're Back" just to name a few. The other Shady artists like D12, 50 Cent & Obie Trice seems to hold their own as well...Obie spits just as good as he did on his sophomore release "Second Rounds on Me" and D12 remain strong despite the passing of Proof (R.I.P.) on most of the tracks on the album. As for 50...he finally shows his strength on this album lyrically since he doesnt have total control on the album's content...just the way it needs to be. For Eminem, well...he shows that he can still cut it better than any of these young wipper-snappers in the Rap Industry. On tracks like "We're Back", "Jimmy Crack Corn", and the best track "No Apologies"; Eminem shows his range of lyrical prowess, giving people that doubting him that he slacked off a middle-finger to all. Production of Eminem has grown drastically and darker and even more bass to it despite a couple of tracks that were produce by The Alchemist, Mr. Porter & Akon. Overall, "The Re-Up" is a good "Mixtape" album and probably would have done well if it stayed in the streets instead of release to the coporate masses. But, regardless, it shows of things to come from the Shady camp...