It's great to see that Eminem holds it down for the guys he came up with, especially since they are holding him back and lack serious talent. Now there are a few funny tracks (Em's verse of `Get My Gun') and D12 does what it didn't do on its debut release: get serious. And when they do the Dirty Dozen actually produces pretty solid tracks with `How Come' and `Good Die Young'. However, Eminem is barely featured on the CD (unlike `Devil's Night') and that leaves the other five members to struggle their way through a full-length album. Though members like Proof and Kuniva have some talent on the mic, the CD is a disappointment and D12 continues to prove to be filler for hardcore Eminem fans.(2/5 mics)