D12 - DEVIL'S NIGHT IVC EDITION LIMITED VINYL LP (Shady/Interscope) *Pre-Order*
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D12 - DEVIL'S NIGHT IVC EDITION - Limited Edition 2X Color Vinyl LP **Pre-Order**

**This is a pre-order expected to ship in late November 2025** 

2001 Shady Records Debut Album by EMINEM’s Detroit Super Group, D12

First Deluxe Edition Pressing on Vinyl

2LP “Hell Fire” Color Vinyl

Features “Purple Pills” and “Fight Music”

Includes Bonus Tracks, “Freestyle,” “Words Are Weapons,” “These Drugs,” and “Sh** on You”

Bonus D12 Sticker Inside

Individually Numbered


Track Listing:
  • 1 Another Public Service Announcement
  • 2 *** Can Happen
  • 3 P***** P*****
  • 4 Bizarre (skit)
  • 5 Nasty Mind
  • 6 Ain't Nuttin' But Music
  • 7 American Psycho
  • 8 That's How (skit)
  • 9 That's How...
  • 10 Purple P****
  • 11 Fight Music
  • 12 Instigator
  • 13 P*** Like Me
  • 14 Blow My Buzz
  • 15 Obie Trice (skit)
  • 16 Devils Night
  • 17 Steve Berman (skit)
  • 18 Revelation
D12 is: Eminem, Switfty, Proof, Kuniva, Bizarre, and Kon Artis. 

If Eminem’s solo work was a lyrical Mike Tyson singlehandedly destroying his opponents, then D12’s Devil’s Night is the ’92 Dream Team: a collective of singular, yet outstanding players who each bring their unique skills and a spiritual sequel to The Slim Shady LP. The group live to shock — “Their debut album is sick and wrong, on many levels,” wrote Rolling Stone. “It's Friday the 13th, or maybe a Farrelly brothers version of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer”— with unprintable lyrics that made parents run in terror. 


But beneath the group’s love of the profane lies some of the most clever and catchy hip-hop of its time. Produced primarily by Eminem and Dr. Dre, the album is proof that hardcore hip-hop can still ride and bounce. “Almost every track has a tight concept, a chorus that sticks and a groove that carries a melody.” Rolling Stone wrote in their review. With Devil's Night, Detroit's finest blend the mellifluous with the morbid and the smooth with the scatological better than anyone.




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