DMX

Editor's Review:

He's back and he's keeping it real - real hard. The DMX image is as much a part of the experience of listening to his music as the sound itself. And on The Great Depression, DMX comes on grimy, explosive, raw and rugged-further cementing his image as the hardest rapper to ever be a Top 40 mainstay. Though it's not his multi-platinum debut, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, this album is free of gratuitous cameos and overly poppy beats and other frivolous features. Several must-have tracks include the third "Damien" cut, "I'm a Bang," "Trina Moe," and my favorite, "Shorty Was Da' Bomb."
- Robert Green


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Record Label Universal Released November 2001

Tracks Sometimes School Street Who We Be Trina Moe We Right Here Bloodline Anthem Shorty Was Da' Bomb Damien III When I'm Nuthin' (featuring Stephanie Mills) I Miss You (featuring Faith Evans) Number 12 I'm a Bang You Could Be Blind The Prayer IV A Minute For Your Son Bonus - Problem Child (featuring Myonne and Drag On) Bonus - Shit Still Real (featuring Mic Geronimo and Big Stan)