The real meat of the album starts with the singles from the M.M. However, there isn’t much to the song past its initial impact, and despite yet another catchy beat, it fails to hold your attention by this point for more than a few listens. Dre for the attention of a few young men. Guilty Conscience was always a fun song, with Eminem battling Dr. LP contributes perhaps the least to the album while My Name Is is a decent enough song and warrants inclusion for it being his breakthrough single, it gets tiresome fast and pales in comparison to most of the other tracks on the album. The collection of singles gathered here are nice and varied, with three songs from the Marshall Mathers LP, The Eminem Show, and Encore, while The Slim Shady LP gets two and the 8 Mile Soundtrack contributes only one (Surprisingly enough, the only single from that album). All in all, the new tracks should have just not been included, but that’s almost always the case with greatest hits albums. However, much like much of his previous work on Encore, it gets bogged down in a repetitive and boring beat. Eminem gives a powerful vocal performance, with some rather touching lyrics and a nice (if cheesy) chorus. Then there is the supporting single for this album, When I’m Gone. However, the basic “I’m funna’ get laid yo” lyrics and monotone delivery make the song skippable after one or two listens. Shake That features Nate Dogg, and is the quintessential “club banger”. The rest of the new tracks are barely noteworthy. Luckily, the beat is interesting enough, and the final Arabian-sounding section is interesting enough, even though the line “Shove a gerbil in your ass/through a tube” is repeated 4 times over it. It could possibly be the worst performance by Eminem on the album, with an annoying vocal track and some of the worst lyrics he’s ever written.

That’s close to 10% of the songs lyrics, folks.

The best way to describe this song would be to give a little word count of a few, select words. However, taking a look at his recent greatest hits album Curtain Call: The Hits, its difficult to not see why he became the monster presence he is today.Īfter a little intro, we are introduced to the first new cut on the album, FACK. However, does he deserve that kind of credit? That too is up for debate. Its arguable that he is more popular than the two most accepted kings of “mainstream” hip hop, Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.

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