Ok, so he's suppressing alot of rage, but damn is this a good cd! I have not bought a rap album since Public Enemy's "Fear Of A Black Planet" in the very early 90's. This cd has restored some of my faith in rap music as a credible music form. He's not spewing out how rich he is or how many cars or women he has, instead he just goes off on, well, everything. But, Eminem uses his rage to create some very witty, surprisingly intelligent and savage lyrics which will make you fall out of your seat (either from shock or from sheer laughter). A bit rough around the edges, true, but he pretty much offers a commentary on how things really are, which we need more of in a somewhat phony society. Good stuff!