Pros: clever wordplay that was groundbreaking at the time Cons: topics of discussion not for the feint of heart
The Slim Shady LP is not only Eminem's debut album, it's by far his finest work. Now it's not that his record sales slowed, they clearly continued ascending, as did his popularity, with the release of his follow-up disk, but from an artistic perspective, ...
Pros: Great storytelling and lyricism, some great beats Cons: Some bland beats, mostly immature subject matter
Popping the Slim Shady LP into my CD player and banging my head to the music is something I do quite frequently. It has always been considered to be a great mainstream debut album, by a great rapper. Personally I agree, but maybe that is just due to ...
Pros: Unique and hilarious lyricism, great beats, classic album Cons: a few weaker overdone songs, too many skits, some bland production
Marshall Mathers, better known to his fans as Eminem (‘m’ and ‘m’ from his initials) or Slim Shady released his first demo EP Infinite independently in 1996 and though he barely sold more than 1000 copies, the skills he displayed on some of the ...
Pros: excelent flow, outstanding lyrics, interesting material Cons: Ken Kaniff skits, ok but don't deserve to be in the same album
Let me start by saying I'm a conservative Christian. I also grew up on a farm in the country, in the south, raising cows and tobacco. I enjoy Eminem's music. Especially this album. Still don't give a F#$K and My Fault are two of the best songs I ...
Pros: Multies and clever wordplay integrated with a flawless, speedy flow over some ridiculous production. Cons: That "My Name Is" nonsense.
Slim Shady LP A BIT BEHIND ON THIS ONE I KNOW .... PULLED IT OUT LAST WEEKEND AND FELT THAT IT NEEDED A REVIEW It's 1999, Dr. Dre has a new rapper signed to his label called Eminem and he is going to change the world, ok ? Sounds pretty ...
Pros: Eminem is a fantastically skilled emcee; humorous songs; vicious battle raps Cons: Annoyingly useless skits; a couple forgettable songs
Eminem The name provokes various reactions. Some love the Detroit-born, white-trash emcee. Others recoil in disgust, flee the state, and petition Congress to have him added to the Axis of Evil, giving one of his albums a bad ...
Pros: Better production than previous efforts; further development of Slim Shady; brilliant conceptual songs Cons: Skits; some bland production spots; sporadic barbs get a little tiring
The album cover gives a taste of the lunacy found within. Sticking out of the trunk of a car is a pair of legs, obviously belonging to a corpse, while a full moon hovers over a young man looking out from the pier in a distance. Yep, the young ...
Pros: Eminem's unbelievable rhymes, flow and wit, great production Cons: 1 or 2 songs
On February 23, 1999, the face of rap changed forever. Few albums have ever had a greater impact on pop culture as the Slim Shady LP. Generating almost as much controversy as sales, the album instantly catapulted Eminem to the forefront of the ...
Pros: Everything, Great Production, Great Lyricism, F!cking Hilarious Cons: A Little Offensive to Some
Marshall Mathers aka Eminem aka Slim Shady. After his first album Infinite was overlooked by many Marshall Mathers decided it was time to prove himself and instead of getting p!ssed about being overlooked and getting down on himself he decided to ...
Pros:Some great production, clever, satirical, unique lyricism, creative and striking. Cons:Overplayed, some bad production, some bad guests, too many weak tracks.
Since it's "World AIDS Day" today I dedicate this review to all the peoples who's lives have or are being affected by the disease; show respect and have safe sex. Being from the wonderful world of rap, Eminem is one of those emcees ...
Pros: Dark, Humorous Lyrics, Superb Production, Memorable Songs, Introspection, Humor, Creativity Cons: A Few Bits of Bad Production, Useless Skits, One Weaker Joint
Version 2.0 When a well-respected underground emcee crosses over to mainstream, typically two things are most common to occur. On the one hand, the emcee will keep his original, rugged, and hungry style and drop a video and attempt to have it ...
Pros: Very fun and unique subject matter and storytelling, Clever lyrics, A few of the beats. Cons: Skits, Average beats, Weaker than other Em albums
Eminem was once at the top of the underground with his amazing freestyle skills and his two EP's "Infinite", and "The Slim Shady EP". After being discovered and signed by Rap Legend Dr. Dre to his Aftermath label, Eminem Began recording his major label...
Pros: Extraordinary lyrics. Eminem at his best and rawest.
Cons: Only two guest appearances. A lot of skits. Subjects may offend certain people.
Before The Marshall Mathers LP, and before the political let down the eminem show, Eminem exploded onto the rap scene with his debut album the slim shady LP.
Backed by Dre and blessed with a fresh, raw sound,...
Pros: New style,dre's production,"slim shady" takes you to a different,violent yet slapstick world. Cons: Nothing except some skits can be more interesting.
It is amazing how much an alter ego (slim shady) can change a rapper like Eminem so much. His first album, "Infinite" was an obvious album where he was trying to find his style, persona, that type sh*t. When Slim Shady came along he added funny...
Pros: Cinematic cartoonish set pieces, unique hip-hop style, humour. Cons: Gruesome violence, misogyny, rape and homophobia.
Eminem has been a major craze in Britain- in-fact it could be argued that it is his influence which has brought Hip-Hop as a music to the British mainstream, more than any other rapper. His fame can be attributed to numerous things-the first and most...
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