Easily forgettable, guitar chords from Pharell Williams wasn't really impactful and time signatures were inconsistent Vocals overall was decent at best

8.5/10 album, the album was really soulful cover art was create, i just thought that the track list is really slow paced and the album didn't really had something that would pack a punch to make it more impactful

9/10 Very monumental piece of eminem Where it's lyricism is very raw and genuine The production fits the theme of the album where eminem suffers a harsh reality With eminem's edgy persona and display of profanity and harsh words and racial and gender slurs It brought about a birth into a iconic figure of the rap genre

10/10, Usage of guitar was phenominal for its time the chord progression and the buildup in each track is iconic i could feel the artists hardwork and passion when making both the instrumentals and the vocals on this thing. Each track had a different feel that each gave importance to one another. The album cover although a bit sketchy to my eye, i believed the artist had compassion when putting through this album. I commend also Funkadelics who put up a masterpiece in guitar solos as it was made in the 1970's with barely almost to none technology was used and it was pure instruments

not my typa music

8/10 lyricism is as always great by ghostface killah his delivery on the verses were on point throughout the album

not my typa music

9.5/10 Very monumental album, had jazz elements from the production aspect of the album usage of drums and cymbals was really good, as it sets the narrative to a whole another level of expression from the group it's lyricism is top tier also overall a very good album for it's time