Eminem

Prolyphic is not eactly his namesake, but he does have an interesting style of rapping. While most if not every track is conscious in execution, in delivery he takes more of a battle stance, using an aggressive cadence and dropping battle-like punchlines every few bars just to make sure yo...

But unlike many rappers, 50 Cent lived very close to his rap persona: He sold drugs for years, he got shot nine times (in case you haven't heard), and generally lived a pretty shitty life. In fact, that is what made him appeal to so many people in the first place. He came off as so authentic.

The album is produced by Eminem and Dr. Dre. Each doing about half of the songs. This is the album that really shows how average (at best) Em is as a producer. He really cooks up some bad ones here. The only one that was listenable was the beat for 'Like Toy Soldiers', but on the other hand 'My 1st Singl...

Stan The Way I Am Bitch Please II Kim BOTTOM LINE: "The Marshall Mathers LP" gains my respect for the best album with creativity. It has great production by Dr. Dre, The 45 King, and Eminem himself. Eminem is no one hit wonder. He's a true rapper with two faces to him.

The album starts off very good, but has trouble regaining it's momentum after it hit 'Drips'. Just as with the previous album, Eminem could have easily left off some tracks making this a shorter and way better listen. Right now the album clocks in at 77 minutes, which is way too long, especial...

On the album are only three tracks produced by Dr. Dre, two of them being pretty damn good. To me 'My Name Is' has a pretty simple and boring beat, but Dre makes it up with 'Guilty Conscience' and the beat for 'Role Model'. Everything else is done by a duo called Marky & Jeff Bass. A Detroit duo th...

In the end, if you on't like D12, then I wouldnt even bother listening (duh). But if you're willing to open you're freakin ears here people [/Dr. Evil], then you can't go wrong with either of D12's albums. Doc-Twizzie!, Shady-Twizzie!, slash Aftermath!

Plus, they're actually good rappers! The only problem I have with Bizarre is that on Devil's Night, he will bring his messed up lyrics on songs where they don't belong (particuarly "Fight Music"), which he did a better job of eliminating on D12 World. Eminem, "Fight Music": Brilliant

Even Dre is guilty of falling off a bit, as too often, he begins to stoop to those assholes level. The only difference between them is that he still is much more charismatic than them. Plus, he really shows his skills on "The Watcher", "Still D.R.E.", "Forgot About Dre" and "The Message".