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The Marshall Mathers LP (Explicit)

Eminem

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Released: May 2000
Label: Interscope
Though the template of laying irreverent societal critique over bouncy Dr. Dre beats is left essentially intact, Marshall Mathers is darker and meaner. It mixes homophobia and misogyny with murder fantasies. The epic narrative "Stan" was Eminem's attempt to reconcile his responsibility as an influential public figure with his role as an entertainer and artist. But the distance between art and reality wasn't as clear as the song would lead us to believe, and the violent fantasy "Kim" reportedly led his wife, the song's subject, to attempt suicide. This is volatile, obscene and great art.
- Sam Chennault
Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP 2000-06-23
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    Public Service Announcement 2000
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    4:24
    Kill You
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    6:44
    Stan
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    0:10
    Paul (Skit)
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    3:47
    Who Knew
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    Steve Berman
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    The Way I Am
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    The Real Slim Shady
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    Remember Me?
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    I'm Back
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    Marshall Mathers
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    Ken Kaniff (Skit)
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    Drug Ballad
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    Amityville (Album Version (Explicit))
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    Bitch Please II
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    Kim
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    Under The Influence
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    Criminal
℗ 2000 Aftermath Entertainment/Interscope Records