Tour Profile: Boom Therapy  Nov 1, 2005 12:00 PM, By Bill Murphy
Mix Regional   Eminem (right) rapping with a member of G-Unit
all photos: FUBZ  A five-day August heat wave has just broken,
but temperatures are rising at the Tweeter Center Pavilion in
Philadelphia. Earlier in the day, Lil John has crunked it up
with the East Side Boyz, and 50 Cent's blistering set — with
G-Unit's Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks and newly signed rap veterans
Mobb Deep and M.O.P. among the special guests — has raised the
sweat factor a few degrees. As the capacity crowd anxiously
awaits the arrival of the real Slim Shady, huge video screens on
either side of the stage fire up a quick documentary primer on
Eminem's rise to fame, and within moments, the man himself
emerges to the trunk-bumping rhythms of “Evil Deeds,” the
feverish opener from last year's multi-Platinum album Encore.
The effect is sheer pandemonium.  “It's on!” squeals an excited
teenager as she attempts to squeeze her way with about a dozen
of her closest friends towar