Will always be his best work, as well as his most fun.

It's fine. Nothing that will blow you away.

A decent label album. Except for No Apologies I don't come back to this.

Good. There's nothing I can add to this. It's not the best thing in the world, but it's not bad. Side B is better.

Personal least favorite from him. There are highlights, but there are also very low lowlights.

It's not great, but it's not nearly as bad as people say. It's aged strangely well. Plus, Castle is one of his best songs.

Top to bottom an incredible time. Even the weakest track, Stronger Than I Was, can be enjoyable if I'm in the correct mood.

Bloated, but still very enjoyable. Going Through Changes and Talkin' 2 Myself are some of his most personal songs and they're beautiful.

His most underrated album. It's not flawless, as I feel some tracks are complete filler, but the majority sticks its landing.

Begins and ends incredible, but that middle portion in a complete landfill. Although I have a soft spot for Big Weenie and Ass Like That.

Will forever be his best album. Best theming, best songs, and some of the best production. Plus, this album houses my literal favorite song of all time, Sing For The Moment.

It's a classic for a reason.

Some unnecessary, but overall a complete blast.

A cool lo-fi Eminem, but not a record I come back to often at all. The title track, It's Ok, and Open Mic are by far the highlights. Take or leave the rest.