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<blockquote data-quote="Settaz" data-source="post: 243798" data-attributes="member: 243">Eminem Claims his Seat at the Table with Marshall Mathers LP 2<img src="http://images.rapgenius.com/due0dq8r3kptmfl9h1x3lhvxt.500x454x1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Eminem, Mr. Marshall Mathers, has released his final LP which is the sequel to one of the greatest LP's of all time, Marshall Mathers LP.&nbsp; In this album Eminem re-visits what has made his albums great and taking a look back at his legacy overall.&nbsp; The raw Eminem that was loved by many has returned, and though the bar of the first LP's of Slim Shady LP and Marshall Mathers LP is to high for almost anyone to touch he comes pretty close to revisiting this level.&nbsp; With songs like &quot;So Much Better&quot;, that reminds you of &quot;Kill You&quot; from the first LP, where Eminem is the fun villain that just wants to get rid of those females that put a dent in his heart (jokingly of course, maybe).&nbsp; Then there's &quot;So Far&quot; that oh so reminds me of &quot;The Way I Am&quot;, which was a staple from MMLP.What Eminem wanted to do has been done, he wants to revisit that place where he was at his best, though he can never go back to that, he can come pretty damn close as he has in his final LP.&nbsp; Along with revisiting that, he wants to let his Legacy be known and his immortality in the rap game to shine as he expresses in the songs &quot;Rap God&quot; and &quot;Legacy.&quot;&nbsp; So, overall how was the LP?&nbsp; Was it his best and a classic like the first?&nbsp; Of course not, but who can make something that great ever again?&nbsp; It's a good follow, because we all know the second is never as good as the first.&nbsp; But, I enjoyed listening to Eminem having fun, revisiting his past, and somewhat passing the torch of respect to Kendrick Lamar by including him on the LP.&nbsp; I could listen to this all the way through, and I don't have the sudden urge to skip a song upon the first listen (well to Survival, but that doesn't count).Score: 8.5/10</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Settaz, post: 243798, member: 243"] [CENTER][B][SIZE=5]Eminem Claims his Seat at the Table with Marshall Mathers LP 2[/SIZE][/B][/CENTER] [IMG]http://images.rapgenius.com/due0dq8r3kptmfl9h1x3lhvxt.500x454x1.jpg[/IMG] Eminem, Mr. Marshall Mathers, has released his final LP which is the sequel to one of the greatest LP's of all time, Marshall Mathers LP. In this album Eminem re-visits what has made his albums great and taking a look back at his legacy overall. The raw Eminem that was loved by many has returned, and though the bar of the first LP's of Slim Shady LP and Marshall Mathers LP is to high for almost anyone to touch he comes pretty close to revisiting this level. With songs like "So Much Better", that reminds you of "Kill You" from the first LP, where Eminem is the fun villain that just wants to get rid of those females that put a dent in his heart (jokingly of course, maybe). Then there's "So Far" that oh so reminds me of "The Way I Am", which was a staple from MMLP. What Eminem wanted to do has been done, he wants to revisit that place where he was at his best, though he can never go back to that, he can come pretty damn close as he has in his final LP. Along with revisiting that, he wants to let his Legacy be known and his immortality in the rap game to shine as he expresses in the songs "Rap God" and "Legacy." So, overall how was the LP? Was it his best and a classic like the first? Of course not, but who can make something that great ever again? It's a good follow, because we all know the second is never as good as the first. But, I enjoyed listening to Eminem having fun, revisiting his past, and somewhat passing the torch of respect to Kendrick Lamar by including him on the LP. I could listen to this all the way through, and I don't have the sudden urge to skip a song upon the first listen (well to Survival, but that doesn't count). Score: 8.5/10 [/QUOTE]

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