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This album has made me feel tempted to lower my scores on both The Slim Shady LP and the Marshall Mathers LP 2. This is the first Kanye project I have sat through and listened to, and this was a wave of emotions. Eminem may make me feel relatable rage, but the emotions I felt when listening to this were so incredibly deep that I found myself alternating between wiping away tears and smiling as wide as I could. The construction of this album was nothing short of a perfect storybook. Regardless ... read more

This is, by far, one of Eminem's greatest albums in his entire discography. Some of his greatest hits -- Rap God, Berzerk, The Monster -- are on this album, but admittedly the less popular songs are just as lyrically impressive and hold deep meaning. Legacy, Stronger Than I Was, and of course Headlights are all heavy hitters for me. The range of topics dealt with in this album show how much emotion and thought goes into Eminem's ability to rap; he gets people through tough times and ... read more

I AM GOING TO ATTEMPT TO DROWN MYSELF
This album is PURE Slim. There is zero drop of Marshall Mathers - Stan this album is not for you. Only the most deranged could relate to what he’s saying in his songs, but that makes me deranged because this album is pure artistry. From one of the most iconic hip hop songs in history (My Name Is) to less played songs like Guilty Conscious, If I Had, Cum on Everybody… and even the skits. This is a crude, totally fucked, and should not be taken ... read more