Best Song On Every Album

[Sam.]

SSLP - SDGAF
MMLP - Marshall Mathers
TES - COMC
Encore - Like Toy Soldiers
Relapse - Deja Vu
Recovery - On Fire

i posted this for lolz

[Trey]

SSLP: If I Had, Rock Bottom
MMLP: The Way I Am, Criminal
TES: Sing For The Moment, Superman
Encore: Mockingbird, Yellow Brick Road
Relapse: Stay Wide Awake, Deja Vu
Recovery: Seduction, Space Bound
Other: Stimulate, No Apologies

Figured I'd just do my favorite 2 off of each album...makes it much easier on me.

[Blu]

SSLP - Rock Bottom
MMLP - Criminal
TES - Sing For The Moment
Encore - Mockingbird
Relapse - Umm.. Insane, My Mom, Hello, Beautiful and Deja Vu
Recovery - Going Through Changes

[Mathers]

SSLP - Rock Bottom
MMLP - Way I Am
Eminem Show - Sing For The Moment
Encore - Mockingbird
Relapse - Stay Wide Awake
Recovery - Going Through Changes

[UofLCard]

Infinite-Infinite
SSLP-Rock Bottom
MMLP-Stan
TES-Sing For the Moment
Relapse-Beautiful or Stay Wide Awake
Recovery-Space Bound

Oops, I just realized I forgot Encore.

Encore-Yellow Brick Road

[Mahmoud48]

SSLP - Cum on everybody
MMLP - Kill you/Criminal
TES - Superman
Encore - Ass like that
Relapse - Medicine Ball
Recovery - N/A

[Mr Change]

SSLP - Cum on everybody
MMLP - Kill you/Criminal
TES - Superman
Encore - Ass like that
Relapse - Medicine Ball
Recovery - N/A

Seriously dude?

Ass Like That is applicable but nothing on Recovery is?

You, sir, are in denial.

[Blu]

SSLP - Rock Bottom
MMLP - Criminal
TES - Sing For The Moment
Encore - Mockingbird
Relapse - Umm.. Insane, My Mom, Hello, Beautiful and Deja Vu
Recovery - Going Through Changes

Shit.. my opinions changed in the last months. Haha

SSLP - I'm Shady
MMLP - I'm Back
TES - Superman
Encore - Like Toy Soldiers
Relapse - Must be the Ganja
Recovery - Going Through Changes

[Trimss]

^ Lmao they were better back then.

[Iris]

SSLP - '97 Bonnie & Clyde
MMLP - Kim
TES - Sing for the moment
Encore - Yellow brick road
Relapse - Deja Vu
Recovery - Going through changes

[LIL_B]

SSLP - Role Model
MMLP - Stan
TES - Sing For The Moment
Encore - Like Toy Soldiers
Relapse - Deja Vu
Recovery - Going Through Changes

word

[UofLCard]

Infinite-Infinite
SSLP-Rock Bottom
MMLP-Stan
TES-Sing For the Moment
Relapse-Beautiful or Stay Wide Awake
Recovery-Space Bound

Oops, I just realized I forgot Encore.

Encore-Yellow Brick Road

[Guess_Who]

SSLP: Rock Bottom
MMLP: The Way I Am
TES: Sing For The Moment
Encore: Mockingbird
Relapse: Deja Vu
Recovery: going through changes



it was hard.

[BumShiv]

SSLP: Rock Bottom or JDGAF
MMLP: Marshall Mathers or I'm Back
TES: Sing For The Moment
Encore: Evil Deeds or Spend Some Time
Relapse: Stay Wide Awake/ Deja Vu/ 3 A.M./UnderGround
Refill: Music Box
Recovery: Cold Wind Blows/On Fire/ Almost Famous

[The Candy Man]

I'm going strictly by how the track sounds musically, and how much replay value it has. If I can't constantly listen to a song and enjoy it, it won't be here.

SSLP: Still Don't Give A Fuck - The first time I heard this song I was blown away by rap music for the first time. The whole album was great, but this song left me speechless, and it still does. The intro, the rain, the beat and of course the lyrics..,Everything about this song blows my mind.

MMLP: Kim - The only thing I need to say about this song is I get chills EVERY time I listen to the ending.

TES: 'Till I Collapse - More so than any rap song I've ever heard, this brilliant piece of music pumps me up. Yes, even anything on 8 Mile. Those verses...Oh God, those verses...

Encore: Puke - A year or two ago, I would've said Yellow Brick Road or Like Toy Soldiers, but something about this song has had me hooked for a while now. It's so different in rhythm and style from all his other music. Not to mention it's catchy as fuck.

Relapse: Deja Vu - The storytelling, the weird perspective you get when you hear the events he talks about, not to mention the mesmerizing hook. This may be his most addictive post-rehab release to me.

Recovery: Seduction - The moment I heard this song, it put me in another world. The aura surrounding it is surreal. I personally believe it's some of Em's best lyricism on this album. The way he puts his own mark on a tired rap song concept is brilliant, which is one of Em's best talents in my opinion.