Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP

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Artist: Eminem

Title: The Marshall Mathers LP

Year: 2000

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Tracklist

  • 1. Public Service Announcement 2000 (0:27)
  • 2. Kill You (4:24)
  • 3. Stan (6:44)
  • 4. Paul - Skit (0:10)
  • 5. Who Knew (3:47)
  • 6. Steve Berman (0:53)
  • 7. The Way I Am (4:50)
  • 8. The Real Slim Shady (4:44)
  • 9. Remember Me? (3:38)
  • 10. I'm Back (5:09)
  • 11. Marshall Mathers (5:21)
  • 12. Ken Kaniff - Skit (1:01)
  • 13. Drug Ballad (5:00)
  • 14. Amityville (4:14)
  • 15. Bitch Please II (4:48)
  • 16. Kim (6:17)
  • 17. Under The Influence (5:21)
  • 18. Criminal (5:19)

Review

"The Marshall Mathers LP" is like tagging the walls of mainstream music with a bold, black marker - it's a rebellious statement that can't be erased. Released in 2000, this provocative album catapulted Eminem to the top of the charts, despite being shrouded in controversy. Backed by a legendary production team, including Dr. Dre and Mel-Man, Eminem's lyrics are a raw, unfiltered reflection of his thoughts on fame, criticism, and personal struggles.

Tracks like "Stan" showcase Eminem's narrative genius, weaving complex, emotionally charged stories that grab you by the throat. Meanwhile, bangers like "The Real Slim Shady" and "The Way I Am" flaunt his catchy, provocative style. But let's not ignore the elephant in the room - some of the lyrics sparked outrage for being violent, homophobic, and misogynistic, with references to real-life tragedies like the Columbine massacre. Figures like Lynne Cheney even took aim at the album in a U.S. Senate hearing.

Despite the backlash, "The Marshall Mathers LP" received critical acclaim for its emotional depth and Eminem's lyrical prowess. Debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, it stayed there for eight weeks, selling a staggering 1.78 million copies in its first week. The album's impact was seismic, cementing Eminem's status as a hip-hop innovator and solidifying his influence on pop culture. Love it or hate it, "The Marshall Mathers LP" is a landmark album that refuses to be silenced. - Raven

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