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ESHAM doesnt really bring in the "wicket shxt" here but its a tight album. The best track on here has to be "Fxck Da Fame" thats just track with loads of meaning behind it, and some tight bass. This is a great album that again the REAL ESHAM fans should pick up.

When this was first released SO MANY people were sayin' it was wack and he sold out, so I had my doubts when I first got it. Then I put it in and heard the first track and it was Esham at his finest. Not since "KKKill The Fetus" has an album done this to me. The last track "Gothem City" is one of the tightest songs EVER. It doesn't get more wicked than that. The only down part is the 2 track by Zelah Williams, but you forget about that quick when you hear tracks like "Nervous", " F*** Da Fame", and the remix of "You Betta Ask Somebody". A MUST HAVE for anyone who loves pure underground wicked sh**. If only "Mail Dominece" would have been this tight.

I am an ICP juggalo and had only heard Esham's shxt on ICP albums, but when I bought this album, it flipped my wig! Esham brings some wicked shxt, starting with the first track, "Comerica". If that doesn't get you off your a$$, nothing will!!! (It's time to make another million.....) "7 Mile Rd." is the next phat track, with a mad wicked beat and hardcore lyrics. A kind of soft, but equally phat track is "You And Me (and a bottle of Remy)". Bottom line is, if you are a juggalo, and want to know what real underground Detroit rap is all about, get this shxt, and bump this shxt!

This is it, this is the album you must have if you are an Esham fan. Listen to this CD a few times and you will never want to put it down. I would give this ablum 10 stars if I could. This album is a little softer then his previous ones, but the trademark Esham beats are still there. "Comerica" is the sweetest song I've ever heard from Esham. And the list of great songs goes on after that. This is a must buy no doubt. If you dont think so ask Whas, Jonez, and Gil.

I heard a few negative reviews about this album before i got it, saying it was garbage, with maybe one or two good songs on it. Well that's absolute crap. This album is underrated, its not esham's best work, but its still classic, and still better than 99% of the garbage put out there. Best songs are Comerica, You Still Ain't sh*t To Me, 7 Mile Rd, You And Me, 1987, You Better Ask Somebody remix, Fxck Da Fame, Detective, Gothom City, and my favorite song here Nervous. Also there are 2 songs that feature the lovely Zelah Willaims, in which she solos both of them. Gimme Ya Love, and Seems Like Yesterday are there names. Seems Like Yesterday is another one of my favorites. The other songs on the albums are good too. If you ain't into esham's older music, then you'll probably like this. Will also appeal to mainstream fans, although i don't consider this a mainstream album, but it's not as underground or dark as his earlier albums. Anyway, this album is a classic, not eshams best, but still a classic, so get this now if u havent already!