The limited great songs on this album make up for the mid that most of it is. A lot of this album is plagued by very obnoxious hooks and Eminem yelling some of his most surface level and non interesting lyrics. Regardless, there are some highlights on this album and if this album was 17 songs that sounded like No Love it would be another classic from Eminem, however, we sadly don't live in that reality.
This album has some of the most obnoxious and lame songs in his entire catalogue. 70% of this album is just Eminem being crude for no other reason than he thinks it's funny to be an asshole. The limited highlights on this album make up for a bit of the shortcomings, however, there's no getting songs like Rain Man or Big Weenie where he seems to not even make an effort to try to make good sounding music.
Another classic album by Eminem. His second best album in his career. Eminem explores his fame more throughout this album and he is able to make classic songs with amazing flows while doing so. Almost every song on here is great with the only outlier being Drips ft. Obie Trice.
His best album that he ever put out and it's not even close. An instant classic with the most replay value out of his entire catalogue. This album builds on the Slim Shady character while also having moments where Eminem struggles with his new found fame. Not a single track on this record is a miss and you can still feel the struggle in his lyrics that fuels his hateful outlook on the world at this point in his life.
An all time classic album from Eminem and a great introduction to the Slim Shady character. Eminem's flows and "I don't give a fuck" attitude help to elevate this album to one of his greatest. The introspective moments and lyrics about struggle help the listener to relate to what he has to say and allow for someone to understand where he is in the point of his life where he feels like the only way to adapt to the awful world around himself is to become a vulgar, hateful ... read more