Eminem-The Marshall Mathers LP 2-Deluxe Edition-2CD-FLAC-2013-FORSAKEN
Description :
Artist : Eminem
Album : The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Label : InterscopeUniversal
Genre : Rap
Source : CD
Street Date : 2013-11-05
Quality : 958 kbps 44.1kHz 2 channels
Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1
Size : 738.95 MB
Time : 102:01min
Url : http:eminem.com
Disc 12
1. Bad Guy 7:14
2. Parking Lot (Skit) 0:55
3. Rhyme Or Reason 5:01
4. So Much Better 4:21
5. Survival (Feat. Liz Rodrigues) 4:33
6. Legacy 4:56
7. Asshole (Feat. Skylar Grey) 4:27
8. Berzerk 3:58
9. Rap God 6:03
10. Brainless 4:46
11. Stronger Than I Was 5:36
12. The Monthster (Feat. Rihanna) 4:10
13. So Far… 5:17
14. Love Game (Feat. Kendrick Lamar) 4:56
15. Headlight (Feat. Nate Ruess) 5:43
16. Evil Twin 5:57
Disc 22
1. Baby 4:23
2. Desperation (Feat. Jamie N Commons) 3:56
3. Groundhog Day 4:53
4. Beautiful Pain (Feat. Sia) 4:25
5. Wicked Ways 6:31
The Deluxe edition with 5 extra songs!
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is the kind of sequel that gets people
shouting at the screen in disbelief before their seats are warmed
up. The first song Bad Guy is seven white-knuckled minutes of
psycho-rap insanity in which Stan’s little brother comes back to
chop Slim Shady into Slim Jims tossing him into the trunk and
driving around Detroit listening to The Marshall Mathers LP of
course. How’s this for publicity stunt? This should be funLast
album now ’cause after this you’ll be officially done Em raps
playing his own killer
Eminem could use a publicity stunt and The Marshall Mathers LP 2
is just what the therapist ordered. During the 13 years since The
Marshall Mathers LP he’s never lost his acrobat-gremlin skills
on the mic. But some subsequent albums felt hermetic perverting
rage into rock-star griping on 2004s Encore horror-show shock
tactics on 2009s Relapse and 12-step purging on 2010s Recovery
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is about reclaiming a certain
freewheeling buoyancy about pissing off the world from a more
open less cynical place; he even says sorry to his mom on
Headlights where he’s joined by Nate Ruess of fun
Nostalgia is everywhere. Em surrounds himself in allusions to
classic hip-hop like the Beastie Boys samples producer Rick
Rubin laces together on Berzerk. It’s telling that the only
guest MC is Kendrick Lamar on Love Game probably because his
slippery syllable-juggling owes a lot to Eminem
Yet Em’s former obsession his own media image has been
replaced with a 41-year-old’s cranky concerns. He’s still a
solipsistic cretin but in a more general everyday sort of way
He raps about how he can’t figure out how to download Luda on his
computer and waves the Nineties-geek flag with references to
Jeffrey Dahmer and the Unabomber. He’s playing his best
character: the demon spawn of Trailer Hell America hitting
middle age with his middle finger up his nose while he cleans off
the Kool-Aid his kids spilled on the couch
Much of the album hews to the stark beats and melodies he loves
rapping over. But the tracks that lean on classic rock are loopy
and hilarious. Rhyme or Reason brilliantly flips a sample of
the Zombies’ Time of the Season; when the song asks Who’s
your daddy Em answers I don’t have oneMy mother reproduced
like a Komodo dragon. So Far?.?.?. shows some love for a Rust
Belt homey by rhyming over Joe Walsh’s Life’s Been Good: Jed
Clampett Fred Sanford welfare mentality helps toKeep me
grounded that’s why I never take full advantage of wealthI
managed to dwell within these perimetersStill cramming the
shelves full of Hamburger HelperI can’t even help it this is
the hand I was dealt to
MM LP 2 fits in well in the year of Yeezus and Magna
Carta?.?.?.?Holy Grail records by aging geniuses trying to
figure out what the hell to do with their dad-ass selves. (It’s
like hip-hop is the new Wilco or something.) Since Em has always
been a mess he’ll probably still be able to give us pause when
he’s rhyming about retirement ventures through dentures and
cleaning out the colostomy bag he wears up inside his saggy
drawers. MM LP 3 2026. Let’s do this
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