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The title of this Eminem protege's second album is a reference to the next bullet in the chamber: Full of creepy, minor-key themes and powered by homicidal mania, Second Round is wholly lacking in the playfulness that made his debut, Cheers, a varied delight. Eminem snags production credits on eight tracks and delivers a furious verse on "There They Go," but he doesn't save the day. The highlight is "Wanna Know," that track you may have heard on Entourage, which features Trice asserting, "Niggas bleed like bitches. . . ./Once a month they wake up with an O.B. tampon inserted in they nuts" over a crushing riff by obscure Detroit Seventies hard rockers Power of Zeus.

PETER RELIC

(Posted: Sep 7, 2006)

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Intro (Album Version (Edited))
Wake Up (Album Version (Edited))
Violent (Album Version (Edited))
Wanna Know (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
Lay Down (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
Snitch (Album Version (Edited))
Cry Now (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
Ballad Of Obie Trice (Album Version (Edited))
Jamaican Girl (Album Version (Edited))
Kill Me A Mutha (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
Out Of State (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
All Of My Life (Album Version (Edited))
Ghetto (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
There They Go (Album Version (Edited))
Mama (Album Version (Edited)) (track not available in Rhapsody)
24's (Album Version (Edited))
Everywhere I Go (Album Version (Edited))
Obie Story (Album Version (Edited))

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2of 5 Stars

Okay first off this album is horrible. Not the production, but the rhythm of the rappers on it. Obie Trice you should of stayed underground for more than you did. Yeah its gonna sound good for industry fans. White kids who want to know what the life of a black person is growing up in a bad enviroment. Having Eminem with a guest appearance and name on the album with probably make Obie go mutli. So if your a girl who acts thug or just like to party with your suburban friends and want to ride around with systems and act "thug" pick up the album. However if you are more into lyrical content instead of Names and Beats than please dont pick this album up. And why the hell does Eminem try to rap thuggish now????

Oct 6, 2006 10:04:04

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5of 5 Stars

My 2nd fave album in the world next to The Eminem Show!! I didnt think it would be this good but its great!!!

Sep 11, 2006 02:35:34

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