This is my review for Xzibit's third and fourth albums.

After listening to 'Restless' for the first time, I thought it was his best yet, not only did the album boast noteable producers and guests, I felt that Xzibit had achieved just as much skill again lyrically as he did on his first album, the production was also very good, it was his first album to feature production from the likes of Dr. Dre (also executive producer of the album) and also Eminem, whom Xzibit had previously worked with on Dr. Dre's Chronic 2001 back in 1999.

After listening to Xzibit's fourth offering, 'Man vs. Machine', I was very impressed again as from my point of view it had achieved a vast array of good producers and guests, this is where Xzibit was at his best (apart from his first and third albums).

Overall, I was very happy when I'd listened to these great albums as they are probably his most popular albums. You'll be better of buying them in this 2CD Slipcase for £6.99, as buying them… more »

This is my review for Xzibit's third and fourth albums.

After listening to 'Restless' for the first time, I thought it was his best yet, not only did the album boast noteable producers and guests, I felt that Xzibit had achieved just as much skill again lyrically as he did on his first album, the production was also very good, it was his first album to feature production from the likes of Dr. Dre (also executive producer of the album) and also Eminem, whom Xzibit had previously worked with on Dr. Dre's Chronic 2001 back in 1999.

After listening to Xzibit's fourth offering, 'Man vs. Machine', I was very impressed again as from my point of view it had achieved a vast array of good producers and guests, this is where Xzibit was at his best (apart from his first and third albums).

Overall, I was very happy when I'd listened to these great albums as they are probably his most popular albums. You'll be better of buying them in this 2CD Slipcase for £6.99, as buying them seperately would again cost you more.