TRACKS ON EMINEM RECOVERY ALBUM FULL

In preparation for the albumвЂ™s initial release, Eminem, otherwise known as Marshal Mathers, collaborated with a number of American cultural figures and internet icons for the albumвЂ™s marketing efforts. What do you think of the album? Let us know by posting a comment below.In 2010, infamous American rapper and 15-time Grammy award winner Eminem released his seventh studio album, Recovery. вЂRelapseвЂ™ should have been the end of his career, but by admitting his mistakes as well as trumpeting his successes, ShadyвЂ™s given himself one last stand.

TRACKS ON EMINEM RECOVERY ALBUM FULL

WeвЂ™re treading new territory with middle-aged rap superstars, but Eminem seems to be marking out an acceptable career path: self aware, technically advanced, intelligent, able to go at speeds other than full throttle. His flow and accuracy are just objectively better than those Young Money upstarts all his verses deserve repeat listens. ItвЂ™s icky.Д«ut вЂSeductionвЂ™ aside, he plays his new elder statesman role well. Seriously, Marshall? YouвЂ™ve got a kid and look like Justin BieberвЂ™s white trash uncle, no-one wants to hear about a girl вЂњon your johnsonвЂќ with her вЂњjaw stuck from sucking my dickвЂќ. On вЂSeductionвЂ™ he brags about someone elseвЂ™s girlfriend fantasising over sleeping with him. Even when heвЂ™s good, heвЂ™s got nothing on his first three albums, and when heвЂ™s bad, itвЂ™s just embarrassing. LetвЂ™s not get carried away, this is a return to form, not greatness. It makes Wayne sound like Jedward-era Vanilla Ice. вЂNo LoveвЂ™ sees Lil Wayne act as hype man for a whole two and a half minutes before Eminem comes in and drops one of the best verses of his career. When heвЂ™s not recounting past woes, heвЂ™s standing in front of the mirror geeing himself up.

ItвЂ™s here that he reveals his hospitalisation for вЂpneumoniaвЂ™ in 2008 came as a result of this period and the last verse acts as a note for a suicide that was narrowly avoided. When heвЂ™s popping sleeping pills and talking about ending it, he sounds like he just might. He chooses candidness over sentimentality and you can tell his sadness is raw: heвЂ™s snapping at his daughter Hailie, fighting his own depression, all the while switching tense and narration technique like a man unravelling. ItвЂ™s an instability that proves the most engaging on вЂGoing Through ChangesвЂ™, a tribute to his late friend Proof, who was shot in the head in 2006. That sets the temper for the rest of вЂRecoveryвЂ™ вЂ“ on the one hand heвЂ™s regaining the skill and control that once made him untouchable, on the other heвЂ™s frothing at the mouth, half-demented, shouting at everyone and no-one in particular. ItвЂ™s not long before he puts himself back on the naughty step: вЂњThe last two albums didnвЂ™t count/ вЂEncoreвЂ™ I was on drugs and вЂRelapseвЂ™ I was flushing them out.вЂќ The song starts with Eminem recounting in the first person, but soon heвЂ™s rapping to his own messed-up psyche, screaming: вЂњAre you stupid? You goinвЂ™ start dissinвЂ™ people for no reason?/Especially when you canвЂ™t write a decent punchline even.вЂќ Is it because he has the least to lose? вЂTalkinвЂ™ 2 MyselfвЂ™ suggests so itвЂ™s the story of Eminem, sitting on his couch popping sleeping pills, вЂњwallowing, self-loathing and hollowвЂќ, feeling jealous of Lil Wayne and Kanye when he sees them on the telly. JeezyвЂ™s вЂRebirthвЂ™, JiggaвЂ™s вЂBlueprint IIIвЂ™, FiddyвЂ™s вЂBefore I Self DestructвЂ™ вЂ“ the main theme in each is that their respective perpetrator is the best rapper in the world and all other rappers are loser loser double losers.ДЄnd yet hereвЂ™s Shady openly apologising for the past half-decade of sub-par releases. Still, itвЂ™s a disarming move the past yearвЂ™s big hip-hop releases have all revolved around being better than the other big hip-hop releases.

You can see why heвЂ™s keen to disown it: not only was it shoddy, but, as EminemвЂ™s first new release in five years, that album also denied вЂRecoveryвЂ™ the big comeback status it deserves. вЂњFuck my last CD, that shitвЂ™s in my trashвЂќ, says the most famous rapper in the world about his multi million selling album вЂRelapseвЂ™ on вЂCinderella ManвЂ™.

Tracks on eminem recovery album