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November 2, 2001
THE GREAT DEPRESSION
By DARRYL STERDAN
THE GREAT DEPRESSION DMX (Island/Def Jam) It's still dark and hell is still hot. After four CDs in as many years, barking rapper DMX is starting to sound a bit like an old dog who hasn't learned any new tricks. But then, he doesn't really need to; the old ones are still holding up damn well. The Great Depression's 19 tracks bump 'n' thump to the usual Jeep-pumping beats; the backing tracks have the usual assortment of brooding synths, old-school grooves and samples, metallic guitar licks, gunshots and sirens; and DMX once again growls, snaps and snarls his street-thug anthems like a rabid hound straining at the leash. He may be an old dog, but he still has plenty of bite. (More on: DMX). Track Listing
1. Sometimes
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