Jan 2, 2018I listened to Marshall Mathers(the song) for the first time in ages today and it made me sad as f---. Christ he was so good.
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Jan 2, 2018
His anger, passion and desire to be the best emcee really shines through. To me, it's the perfect balance of him still owning the "SSLP, wake up show and various other pre MMLP freestyles/appearances" lyrical ability along with his increasing song making ability. Basically, he was still insane with the pen but he also figured out how to master his flow and create catchy melodies while changing his voice to fit really well with the sound of the beat and overall mood of the track. Plus I think his hooks on this album are him at his peak. But I can see why others don't agree with this.
Plus it has so many of his greatest songs on this album. It has Stan, Way I Am, Drug Ballad, and Criminal, which are 4 of his top 5 or 10 best songs he ever created IMO.
I still think k--- You is one of, if not the greatest, opening track of any rap record I've ever heard. -
Jan 3, 2018
He was at his most creative, most passionate and hungriest during this era. Every song on MMLP is 10/10 to me except Under the Influence (thanks to D12). -
Jan 3, 2018
in a word; effortlessness.Truth Himself, Alpha, Guma and 3 others like this. -
Jan 3, 2018
The conceptual brilliance. -
Jan 3, 2018
Nothing was manufactured -
Jan 2, 2018
His savageness and flows. -
Jan 3, 2018
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Jan 2, 2018
He sounded borderline demonic. s--- was edgey in a good way. If he released mmlp in today's climate people would lose their s--- even more than they did back in 2000. Sjws would storm the stage at one of his concerts and beat him to death.
Also Devils night may hold his best verses, blow my buzz verse is best verse about munchies in rap history.Guma, Buddha, Evad and 1 other person like this. -
Jan 2, 2018
n9ne, SliK, Buddha and 1 other person like this. -
Jan 2, 2018
Personality and humor and how edgy he wasn9ne, SliK, Guma and 1 other person like this. -
Jan 3, 2018
I don’t like a piece of it. I don’t like a part of it. I like the whole thing.
The production was different. Eminem was brutal & witty. It was perfection all the way around.(This ad goes away when signing up) -
Jan 3, 2018
no verses below 9/10Jakepaulerforlifelogang, Alpha and Buddha like this. -
Jan 3, 2018
He was really good and hadn't sold out yet -
Jan 3, 2018
That the internet wasn't really a thing and fa----s didn't post r-----ed opinions on the web. -
Jan 2, 2018
His anger and frustration on that album is why I love it so much. He was never that angry before or after ever again.