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The Eminem Show

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On the follow-up to The Marshall Mathers LP, Eminem set out to broaden his already wide artistic horizons. He makes his most overt nods yet to rock music, borrowing Aerosmith's "Dream On" for the basis of "Sing for the Moment," and gets explicitly political about his job on "White America" ("I could be one of your kids"). At the same time, he takes himself no more seriously than usual, mocking any hint of grandiosity on "My Dad's Gone Crazy," which invites his beloved daughter Hailie to take funny shots at the old man. "Superman" pulls a similar trick not only with the rapper's image, but the macho pose intrinsic to commercial hip-hop.

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The Eminem Show

I love almost every song on this CD. Here is a full review about the album. (Excluding the skits) White America. A humerous song about the problems in the world. If you like this song, you will like Mosh (Encore). 5/5. Buisness. Pretty Good, not my favorite. Catchy tune though. 4/5 Cleanin' Out My Closet. A great song about how Kim and his mother have skrewed up his life. 5/5 Square Dance. Another Catchy song. Probably one of my favorites. 5/5 Soldier. It's okay. Nothing special. 3.5/5 Say Goodbye Hollywood. A pretty good song about wanting to end his bad life. 5/5 Drips. I hate this song! I don't want to hear about Him and Obie Trice getting...nevermind. 1/5 Without Me. A catchy song that everyone loves. A little poppy though. 4.5/5 Sing For The Moment. A good song played to the beat of Aerosmith's "Dream On." It's about how he doesn't mean to make his music a bad influence to his listeners. 5/5 Superman. So bad (Explicit wise) but so good. Everything he says on that song is true. 5/5 Hailie's Song. He can't sing very good in that song, but it's still really good. 5/5 When the music stops. Stupid, but funny when D12 comes on. 3/5 Say What you say. Kind of dumb. I don't know why this was supposed to be a hit. 3/5 'Till I Collapse. Acutal good rapping from Nate Dogg. 4/5 My dad's gone crazy. A funny duet with Hailie. 4.5/5 So there you have it. Buy this now!!!

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This is Eminem's best album he's made. Every song is awsome an has a rememberable beat. I've listened to it the most out of my CD's. The best songs are (in no order): Cleanin' Out Ny Closet, Square Dance, Without Me, Sing For The Moment, Hailie's Song, When The Music Stops, My Dad's Gone Crazy & Drips. So to sum things up, GET THIS ALBUM!!!

eminems best

i have listened to all of eminems cd's. not because i love him, because i really liked this one. this one by far is better than encore, a little better than the marshall mathers lp, and completely different than the slim shady lp. - white america (8.5/10) good song, alot like mosh - business (10/10) catchy as hell - cleanin out my closet (8.5/10) i personallly think its not as good as everybody else, but good nontheless - square dance (9/10) nice beat - soldier (8.5/10) reminds me of the way i am. - say goodbye to hollywood (8/10) not my favorite, but ok - drips (3/10) eh... - without me (8.5/10) u shud know this song - sing for the moment (9/10) good song, like how it uses dream on - superman (9/10) dirty lyrics wise but a good song - halie's song (9.5/10) eminem takes it slow and ends up w/ good results - when the music stops (10/10) so good, d12 along w/ eminem - say what u say (9/10) heavy beat, gotta love dre - 'till i collapse (10/10) possibly my favorite - my dad's gone crazy (9/10) the lyrics are so funny

Biography

Born: October 17, 1972 in St. Joseph, MO

Genre: Hip Hop/Rap

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

To call Eminem hip-hop’s Elvis is correct to a degree, but it’s largely inaccurate. Certainly, Eminem was the first white rapper since the Beastie Boys to garner both sales and critical respect, but his impact exceeded this confining distinction. On sheer verbal skills, Eminem was one of the greatest MCs of his generation — rapid, fluid, dexterous, and unpredictable, as capable of pulling off long-form narrative as he was delivering a withering aside — and thanks to his mentor Dr. Dre,...
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