Working once again with producer/collaborator/mentor Dr Dre, Eminenem is back with what is surely his strongest album to date. More serious and mature than the previous releases, and a slightly darker sound, 2002 is sure to be Eminem's year!

As one of the most controversial figures in hip-hop history, Eminem can be forgiven for being somewhat self-obsessed. THE EMINEM SHOW's opening cut "White ... Full Description America" sums up the notorious rapper's self-defense by keenly observing that while the color of his skin has something to do with his widespread popularity it's also the reason his lyrics are examined so scrupulously by critics who otherwise wouldn't bother. "I could be one of your kids" he proclaims, getting right to the heart of the matter. Despite the abundance of introspection, Eminem doesn't back up a single step on any of the themes that made him such a hot property. He's still into glorifying violence, as on "Soldier" one of the many cuts where he waves his broken-home/dysfunctional upbringing like a flag to justify the hatred that seeps from every pore of THE EMINEM SHOW.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Intro
2. White America
3. Business
4. Cleanin' Out My Closet
5. Square Dance
6. The Kiss (Skit)
7. Soldier
8. Say Goodbye
9. Hollywood
10. Drips
11. Without Me
12. Paul Rosenberg (Skit)
13. Sing For The Moment
14. Superman
15. Hailie's Song
16. Steve Berman (Skit)
17. When The Music Stops
18. Say What You Say
19. Till I Collapse
20. My Dad's Gone Crazy
21. Outro