Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LP Reviews
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mattthedamon 15th May 2008
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Good Points: This album is by far one of the best rap albums ever made. People always talk about Jay-z being the king. NO SORRY! But rap is not just a form of music in New York anymore. To be very frank I have been around most places in the world. And people dont listen to jay and nas..why???? Well, because they can't understand what they're saying! Eminem for starters speaks clearly. That's it! No point rapping if you're not comprehendible to hundreds of millions of people. But this album along with All eyez one me, The Chronic, Doggystyle, Regulate. ..The G Funk Era, Illmatic will go down as the best rap album ever made and definitely the best so far of the 21st century.... written on the 16th of May, 2008.
Bad Points: Bad? Well to be honest you have to be a very very very very loathsome and extremely sadistically pessimistic to dislike ANYTHING on this album. This is album is a work of genius. BUY IT NOW IF U HAVENT ALREADY DONE SO!!!!
General comments: Thanks eminem for this album. Every song on it can be played a million times over and still it won't be enough.
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tatio 8th Sep 2005
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The Commercial Hip Hop album by Eminem is the greatest Rap album ever, and everyone needs to listen to it.- Read tatio's review (33 words)
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ewanabo
15th Apr 2004
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A fantastic record - funny lyrics, cheeky, witty delivery and not overproduced. This record is characterised by Eminem's powerful, imposing presence and his trademark shift from funny to serious within a verse. Dre's influence on Eminem is evident in this album - in everything from the bragging lyrics awash with self-important metaphors to the huge bouncy baselines so common in Dr. Dre's production. With highlights such as The Real Slim Shady, Stan and Amityville, this record shows Eminem sta ...- Read ewanabo's review (102 words)





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