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The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Eminem
Shady/Aftermath/Interscope
Sharp tongued and eccentric Eminem made a strong come back on the sequel to The Marshall Mathers LP. And it was only right that he brought Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin to executively produce the project, equipped with multiple classic Rock samples. He rekindles some of the stories and vibes behind the original LP regarding family issues and staying above all the negative energy from press or bullies of some form. While he presents the rare, quick witted Slim Shady we all have come to regard as a Rap God, at times he slips with delivering clever rhymes that no one would repeat for a laugh. For all of the Stans, Eminem does give you a lot of content to analyze since his last release but let’s hope the next hiatus isn’t as long.
Top Tracks: “Headlights,” “Rhyme or Reason,” “Rap God,” “Legacy”
