Average Rating: 3.52 Rating Variance: 0.58 Objectivity Score: 76% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicEminem The Eminem ShowI wouldn't actually call it a classic, but this is Eminem's best album. Lyrically, Eminem is usually top notch. The thing that separates this album from the LPs is Em's courage to separate himself from the rest of mainstream hip-hop. Following the success of Marshall Mathers Em could have easily kept up his shock oriented Slim Shady ego, but he utilizes his already unquestionable street cred to get into deeper, more personal issues as seen in Cleaning Out My Closet, Hailley's Song, Superman, and others. Em's natural charisma and ability + positivity = masterpiece.4.5 superbEminem The Slim Shady LPEminem The Marshall Mathers LPKanye West The College Dropout4.0 excellentA Tribe Called Quest The Low End TheoryGZA Liquid SwordsMF DOOM MM.. FoodRas Kass Soul on IceClassic in terms of content. Style is irregular, but brimming with intelligence. Though the most famous track is definitely Nature of the Threat, it is not the best on the album. Sonset is by far the best track I've ever heard from Ras Kass, it captures perfectly the West Coast's attitude toward East Coast entitlement.Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)3.5 greatDangerDoom The Mouse And The MaskDizzee Rascal Boy In Da CornerThis is a great album if you're at a point when all the rap you hear is bleeding together. The beats are unbalanced, like the flow, they work perfectly together with Raskit's crazy theme. The accent only helps.Gang Starr Full Clip: A Decade of Gang Starr3.0 goodAesop Rock Labor DaysEminem RelapseEminem InfiniteEminem The Slim Shady EPGang Starr The OwnerzRas Kass RasassinationNot his best. H20proof, Interview with a Vampire, Wild Pitch, and Rasassination are excellent.2.5 averageEminem RecoveryEsham Boomin' Words from HellThis is a classic in that it was the beginning of a movement. As it stands by itself, it is only average. Lyricism is raw, as intended, it gets a little hokey at times. This is a proudly low budget album, and it actually works because Esham is so unclean. The production is cheap but it effectively blends funk and old school hip-hop, it's actually my favorite part of the album. Worth getting if you're into the acid rap thing.2.0 poorEsham KKKill the Fetus
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