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Hip-hop & Rap

1. The Eminem Show Lp

Comment by levi white

Eminem Album: The Slim Shady LP. Greg (Acapella Version) Download Album Eminem. The Slim Shady LP (Special Edition) (1999) Free.

when the world turns

Comment by Karata Kiliohamace

Love it! :D

Comment by $U$ BOY

I miss shady

Comment by Tj

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Comment by Ali Al-qudah

24:19 role model

Comment by Ali Al-qudah

37:30 rock bottom

Comment by User 311049718

fuck sliting her throat, cut this bitches head off

Comment by Tinashe Maruta

my middle finger won't go down, how do I wave

Comment by IKillThots

FUCKING SLIM SHADY

Comment by Time_for_Payback

fuckin right

Comment by Jose Martinez

lol

Comment by km

Bad meets Evil

Comment by km

love these songs there so funny XD

Comment by Tuner87

Thanks man!

Comment by Zed.M

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Comment by Jay Gardenshire

Your welcome guys. I'm glad you guys like.

Comment by Matthew Hartman

The Best song on the album imo

Comment by Zed.M

and role model is the shit

The Eminem Show Lp

Comment by Zed.M

this is em's best album imo

Comment by Matthew Hartman

Thank you for posting this outstanding album now i dont have to pay to get it.

Comment by 5.Seven Official

Thanks for this man.

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Given his subsequent superstardom, culminating in no less than an Academy Award, it may be easy to overlook exactly how demonized Eminem was once his mainstream debut album, The Slim Shady LP, grabbed the attention of pop music upon its release in 1999. Then, it wasn't clear to every listener that Eminem was, as they say, an unreliable narrator, somebody who slung satire, lies, uncomfortable truths, and lacerating insights with vigor and venom, blurring the line between reality and parody, all seemingly without effort. The Slim Shady LP bristles with this tension, since it's never always clear when Marshall Mathers is joking and when he's dead serious. This was unsettling in 1999, when nobody knew his back-story, and years later, when his personal turmoil is public knowledge, it still can be unsettling, because his words and delivery are that powerful. Of course, nowhere is this more true than on '97 Bonnie and Clyde,' a notorious track where he imagines killing his wife and then disposing of the body with his baby daughter in tow. There have been more violent songs in rap, but few more disturbing, and it's not because of what it describes, it's how he describes it -- how the perfectly modulated phrasing enhances the horror and black humor of his words. Eminem's supreme gifts are an expansive vocabulary and vivid imagination, which he unleashes with wicked humor and unsparing anger in equal measure. The production -- masterminded by Dr. Dre but also helmed in large doses by Marky and Jeff Bass, along with Marshall himself -- mirrors his rhymes, with their spare, intricately layered arrangements enhancing his narratives, which are always at the forefront. As well they should be -- there are few rappers as wildly gifted verbally as Eminem. At a time when many rappers were stuck in the stultifying swamp of gangsta clichés, Eminem broke through the hardcore murk by abandoning the genre's familiar themes and flaunting a style with more verbal muscle and imagination than any of his contemporaries. Years later, as the shock has faded, it's those lyrical skills and the subtle mastery of the music that still resonate, and they're what make The Slim Shady LP one of the great debuts in both hip-hop and modern pop music. [A special edition was also released that included a bonus disc with three additional tracks plus a video CD-ROM track.]