Sep 6, 2023 Not gonna bother ranking these in order of listenability from front to back since you'd have to pay me to listen to any of them in full. So in order of highest highs: Encore without even thinking about it (Recovery ~ MMLP2 ~ Kamikaze). Never Enough >>>>>> anything on the other 3.
Sep 6, 2023 MMLP2 has Stronger Than I Was on it so it automatically wins and any other opinion is irrelevant and invalid.
Sep 6, 2023 quit forcing me to pick things. i hate ranking my gouts albums. every slim shady album is top tear lyrical matieral causing mass hysteria in ur ariolas.
Sep 9, 2023 Oh they did. During some of the toughest chapters in my life when it was showing no improvement Eminem was right there consoling me when no one knew it. Now if only he would die asap so hopefully a posthumous album with unreleased prime material gets released.
Sep 9, 2023 He will die for your sins Btw I have a friend here that plays his own flute, Big Boy, just in case you are looking for another Andre.
Sep 10, 2023 Mmlp 2 is definitely his least talked about album. Had the album been titled anything else I think it would of been accepted a lot better. Not a complete trash album but didn’t deserve the title Encore had the best production and best flows. Some definitely low lows but got over hated do too messy topics . But even on the trash songs it had top notch production. recovery was such the opposite from relapse I think it was hard for some fans to take in at first. It was almost a whip lash effect . But stands on its own as a classic. kam was just a vibe . You had to be there to get the full enjoyment of it. It’s not a album that years later you appreciate like relapse . I think even the Stan’s counted Eminem out after revival . But here he came back dissing people this and that . 5 years later the MGK beef is still talked about. It was a vibe
Sep 10, 2023 MMLP2 would have the same problems if it was called something else so… it’s like Encore, he should have removed some trash and replaced it with deluxe tracks and Don’t Front.
