REM GENRE Hip-Hop 
 REM DATE 2012 
 REM DISCID 1D0F0F14 
 REM COMMENT "Team PERFECT" 
 CATALOG 0818757010025 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 TITLE "Undisputed" 
 FILE "01-dmx-lookin_without_seein_(intro).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 01 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Lookin' Without Seein' (Intro)" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "02-dmx-what_they_dont_know.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 02 AUDIO 
 TITLE "What They Don't Know" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "03-dmx-cold_world.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 03 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Cold World" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "04-dmx-i_dont_dance_(feat._machine_gun_kelly).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 04 AUDIO 
 TITLE "I Don't Dance" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "05-dmx-sucka_for_love_(feat._dani_stevenson).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 05 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Sucka For Love" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "06-dmx-i_get_scared_(feat._rachel_taylor).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 06 AUDIO 
 TITLE "I Get Scared" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "07-dmx-slippin_again.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 07 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Slippin' Again" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "08-dmx-prayer.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 08 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Prayer" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "09-dmx-im_back.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 09 AUDIO 
 TITLE "I'm Back" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "10-dmx-have_you_eva.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 10 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Have You Eva" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "11-dmx-get_your_money_up.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 11 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Get Your Money Up" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "12-dmx-head_up.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 12 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Head Up" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "13-dmx-frankenstein.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 13 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Frankenstein" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "14-dmx-yall_dont_really_know.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 14 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Y'All Don't Really Know" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "15-dmx-i_got_your_back_(feat._kashmere).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 15 AUDIO 
 TITLE "I Got Your Back" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "16-dmx-no_love_(feat._adreena_mills).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 16 AUDIO 
 TITLE "No Love" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "17-dmx-already_(feat._jannyce).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 17 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Already" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 TRACK 18 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Fire" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 00 03:58:68 
 FILE "18-dmx-fire_(feat._kashmere).flac" WAVE 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "19-dmx-fuck_u_bitch.flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 19 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Fuck U Bitch" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 FILE "20-dmx-love_that_bitch_(feat._jannyce).flac" WAVE 
 TRACK 20 AUDIO 
 TITLE "Love That Bitch" 
 PERFORMER "DMX" 
 INDEX 01 00:00:00 
 

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ALBUM REVIEW: DMX - Undisputed (Deluxe Edition) BY DAVID JEFFRIES Six years off for the mega-platinum DMX meant that his 2012 release, Undisputed, was dubbed "comeback album" the day it was announced, but don't unleash the dogs on account of that. Granted, superstar producer Swizz Beats is here with the radio-worthy bangers - the like-minded two-fer "What They Don't Know" and "Ya'll Don't Really Know" - plus "I Don't Dance" hits hard with its J.R. Rotem-helmed techno beat and a very 2012 appearance from upstart-of-the-year MGK, and while the meter stops shy of the "Ruff Ryders Anthem" mark, it comes close during these boss cuts. "Frankenstein" is an interesting step into Insane Clown Posse territory with shuffling drums, Mike E. Clark-ish studio tricks, and a horror-show allegiance to its title, and as "Cold World" embraces the pain with slow soul and mournful moments of clarity, the one they call Dog Man X has turned in one of his most poignant ballads to date. Don't call it a comeback when there's so much evolution to absorb, and if Undisputed could shake its "official album" status it would be much better off, as the overstuffing (16 tracks with filler instead of a worthy ten or 11 that are here), the iffy construction (from the lightweight "Sucka for Love" to the Neptunes-like "I'm Back," there's a big lump of chilled tracks stuck together), and the unevenness of the production (some cuts are by Swizzy or Rotem; some are by never-heard-of-the-dude) beg to be considered by "street release" terms, where experimentation and left turns are more accepted and expected. Don't hold it up next to his early streamlined classics, but on a "street release" level, Undisputed is a great "welcome back," where veteran artist kicks it like the old days, does well with some new flavors, and drops some non-embarrassing leftovers into the mix, just because they fit.