Despite having a distinct, somewhat nostalgic fleur, the album remains a unique and enjoyable listen both lyrically and melodically, full of catchy controversy (which does feel tired here as opposed to Eminem's later records) and BOPs. However, the record is bleak in the wider context of contemporary rap music, especially in terms of beats and basses. Further, songs like "The Way I Am", "Marshall Mathers", "Remember Me?" etc. sound dated and irrelevant to the modern ear. The impact of the record also remains limited to put it politely: clown-like trolls with technical flow faded away and lost out to thought-provoking lyricists / "weed&chill" hip-hop artists, with very few exceptions in pale Eminem wannabees. Thank you for the adolescence memories and IAMTHESLIMSHADY, don't want to revisit this again.
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Dirt
Alice In Chains
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5 | 3.46 | +1.54 |
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Eliminator
ZZ Top
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2 | 3.36 | -1.36 |
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Ash
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2 | 3.03 | -1.03 |
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