Ok, Witty is once again testing your patience with another dumb question.

[dull boy]

OMG YOURE SO CREATIVE WOW PLEASE SAY MORE THINGS THAT DONT MAKE SENSE

[Ghost1]

Hey man stop that

He's different than u

[2tripple0]

Touching that I thought u didn't like me though thanks for giving space to express my ideas

None of that is shit that don't make sense in fact your making it too easy be more harsh or reason over it make him suffer a bit longer

[Ghost1]

Stfu u fucking retard

[2tripple0]

Uhh just doing my job boss sorry it'd not okay to fill my cupboards since u make the rules brother so I only hope I can keep you interested

I love harsh representations like that be more evil towards my flows and comments it really upheaves ya style well

[dull boy]

Your gibberish doesn't get under my skin, it's the idea of you thinking it's worth doing for others to see.

Congratulations.

[Detriment]

Originally Posted by Innovator

Infinite is EM at his finest.

No bullshit pop singer lyrics or overly done mom
References.

It's EM, proof, and bars.

SSLP far second.

MMLP he was at the height of that corny shit

You're crazy. Infinite might have had some nice rhyming, i'll give you that, but as far as the actual lyricism and variety of sound behind it, nah. It rhymed a bunch of big words together woo. It may even have a high nostalgic value but not even close to Eminem at this finest. It was raw, and his hunger to succeed at the time was high and it's definitely some good shit but again, em at his finest? haha. NO.

[Inno]

Originally Posted by Detriment

You're crazy. Infinite might have had some nice rhyming, i'll give you that, but as far as the actual lyricism and variety of sound behind it, nah. It rhymed a bunch of big words together woo. It may even have a high nostalgic value but not even close to Eminem at this finest. It was raw, and his hunger to succeed at the time was high and it's definitely some good shit but again, em at his finest? haha. NO.

Just how I feel man. Never got into the whole pop singer
Bashing theme he carried through out all those albums.

On infinite there's very little if not close to none of that, is probably why
I hold it in high regards.

@Mr. J I love the sample on beautiful from relapse

[Ghost1]

That was a shitty job of defending ur shitty oppinion

[uh-oh]

Listening back to infinite it only had a couple on it lol. I just lump all his old unreleased shit together

But they all only had a couple on em. If i was to make a tape of listenable eminem songs today, like shit that us as grown men could listen to and not angsty teen homos, thered probably be like 8-10 tracks total.

If you put more on your a cornball.

[2tripple0]

More reason for him to drop something new and fresh lmao that would be dope

[Certain]

Most of the Eminem songs that I still really like have (or are) guest appearances, even if it’s just someone to do the hook because his own hooks tend to be so abrasive, especially by The Marshall Mathers LP.

But yeah:

“Guilty Conscience”
“Bad Meets Evil”
“Stan”
“Till I Collapse”
“Hellbound”
“Renegade”
“Forgot About Dre”
“Dead Wrong”
“Patiently Waiting”

Those all still are great. Then you have songs like “Welcome to D-Block,” where I don’t like his hook at all but his verse is ridiculous (and still not as good as Jadakiss’). Maybe it's just that when he's on a track with someone else, he doesn't turn everything inward the same way.

[uh-oh]

word i'd put a bunch of those in if we're talking 1 verse efforts and etc

shit like



but word. im just in full hater mode lol, but last night i listened back to sslp and mmlp. sslp has a few. mmlp really has none. i mean i get it if anyone was to mention some from it but its all way corny now. i cant even bring myself to listen to the eminem show or anything after that

[Ghost1]

If I get locked up tonite may be my fav em ever

Since we've abandoned the initial discussion and uh oh is just posting random thoughts on em at this point

[Certain]

We need an album where Eminem has at least one black guy featured on every song. Also, this album needs to be recorded in 2002.

[Mr. J]

Originally Posted by Certain

We need an album where Eminem has at least one black guy featured on every song. Also, this album needs to be recorded in 2002.

Bad Meets Evil doesn't count :(

[Inno]

Originally Posted by Bags

That was a shitty job of defending ur shitty oppinion

FUCK YOU.

When your in hell there gonna loop that cd forever.

[Ghost1]

It's gonna be sum prime pussy down there THO

[Dominate]

Mmlp
Sslp
Show

Sslp might be objectively better than Mmlp if i listened now, but Mmlp was the first rap album I ever bought and I cracked puberty through that era. I have a lot of nostalgia and #feels about that album.

[Pharaohs Army]

Bags, Few nights ago I had the same thoughts about If I Get Locked Up
Just the pure scheming of that song...changed my outlook on some things technically.

dull boy, I agree about the "listened too many times back in old days to be completely objective".

That being said if I had to make judgements, I'd say MMLP he was a "better rapper" by orders of magnitude, as far as flow&skill level, and to a lesser extent probably rhymes too.
But SSLP was such a gamechanger with a buncha good tracks
MMLP game-changer too, but not in the same 'initial' way

So it's hard to rank those 2..
NOW I say SSLP because of the "importance"
A decade ago I'da said MMLP for sure

Show is good
Square Dance, Bye to Hollywood, Say What U Say are all slept on

Certain, take another close listen to the rhyming in Say What U Say
But I donno if I can put show up with sslp & mmlp

Agreed w/ J and whoever else mentioned My Fault & Drug Ballad as enjoyable listens

Some amazing tracks on all 3 albs and also some duds
I'm sick of a bunch of it no doubt, due to listening too much at work

The newest shit of Em I just can't get into due to his grating voice
If I occasionally get sick of Em & Vinnie Paz's voices (legendz), then I guess I have no chance with my own voice, lols.

Wide Awake on relapse has sik rhyming