Why is the uncensored version of The Marshall Mathers LP censored?

I purchased an uncensored version of the Marshall Mathers LP, and I noticed that some lyrics are still censored. In "Kim" the words "four" and "boy" are censored in a line and then on the song Marshall Mathers, Eminem is supposed to say "It doesn't matter your[attorney Fred Gibson's a]******!", however the words "attorney Fred Gibson's a" is blanked out. Why is this? Why are these songs censored even on the uncensored record?

did you buy it from walmart?

No, Best Buy, and it is the explicit version of the album as Kim is still on it and the all the profanity is left in.

No, Best Buy, and it is the explicit version of the album as Kim is still on it and the all the profanity is left in.

DarkGamer007

look up the songs in question on youtube and see if they have it blanked out

I can see the attorney's name being blanked out, after all he coulda sued for defamation (or is it libel?). Not sure about those other words, though.

some songs still have censored parts i dont own that CD so i have no idea, but ive had CD's with some songs censored, sometimes the label/producer has a certian problem with something that is said/sung even at times when its not even a swear and censor it-DirtySanchez-

[QUOTE="-DirtySanchez-"]some songs still have censored parts i dont own that CD so i have no idea, but ive had CD's with some songs censored, sometimes the label/producer has a certian problem with something that is said/sung even at times when its not even a swear and censor itGeForce2187

Megadeth's reissue of "Killing Is My Business..." had one song heavily censored due to legal issues (the original writer of "These Boots" didn't like Dave Mustaine's rewriting of his lyrics, so he sued). I bet something similar is going on w/ Eminem.