Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP (2LP)

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Eminem Album: The Marshall Mathers LP Released: US, 2022 Tracklist: A1 Public Service Announcement 2000 0:25 Performer – Eminem, Jeff Bass A2 Kill You 4:24 Bass – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Guitar – Sean Cruse Keyboards – Tommy Coster Jr. Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Dr. Dre, Mel-Man Written-By – A. Young, M. Mathers, M. Bradford A3 Stan 6:44 Bass – Mike Elizondo Co-producer – Eminem Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Featuring – Dido Guitar – Sean Cruse Producer – The 45 King Written-By – D. Armstrong, M. Mathers, P. Herman A4 Paul (Skit) 0:10 Performer – Paul “Bunyan” Rosenberg A5 Who Knew 3:47 Bass – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Guitar – John Bigham Keyboards – Tommy Coster Jr. Producer – Dr. Dre, Mel-Man Written-By – A. Young, M. Mathers, M. Bradford A6 Steve Berman 0:53 Engineer – Richard “Segal” Huredia Engineer [Assistant] – Michelle Forbes Performer – Eminem, Steve Berman B1 The Way I Am 4:50 Bass, Guitar – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Thomas Rounds Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Keyboards – Mike Elizondo, Tommy Coster Jr. Mixed By – Eminem Producer – Eminem Written-By – M. Mathers B2 The Real Slim Shady 4:44 Bass, Guitar – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone, Michelle Forbes Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Keyboards – Tommy Coster Jr. Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Dr. Dre, Mel-Man Written-By – A. Young, M. Mathers, M. Bradford B3 Remember Me? 3:38 Bass – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Featuring – RBX, Sticky Fingaz Keyboards – Camara Kambon Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Dr. Dre, Mel-Man Written-By – A. Young, E. Collins, K. Jones, M. Mathers B4 I’m Back 5:10 Bass – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Guitar – John Bigham Keyboards – Tommy Coster Jr. Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Dr. Dre, Mel-Man Written-By – A. Young, M. Mathers, M. Bradford C1 Marshall Mathers 5:20 Drum Programming – D.J. Head Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Eminem, F.B.T. Written-By – M. Mathers, Bass Brothers C2 Ken Kaniff (Skit) 1:01 Engineer – Richard “Segal” Huredia Engineer [Assistant] – Michelle Forbes Keyboards – Tommy Coster Jr. C3 Drug Ballad 5:00 Drum Programming – D.J. Head Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Producer – Eminem, F.B.T. Written-By – M. Mathers, Bass Brothers C4 Amityville 4:14 Bass – Mike Elizondo Drum Programming – D.J. Head Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Featuring – Bizarre Mixed By – Eminem Producer – Eminem, F.B.T. Written-By – M. Mathers, R. Johnson, Bass Brothers C5 Bitch Please II 4:48 Bass, Keyboards – Mike Elizondo Engineer [Assistant] – Jim McCrone Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Featuring – Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit Producer, Mixed By – Dr. Dre Written-By – A. Joiner, A. Young, C. Broadus, M. Mathers, M. Bradford, M. Elizondo D1 Kim 6:17 Engineer [Recording And Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – F.B.T. Written-By – M. Mathers, Bass Brothers D2 Under The Influence 5:22 Drum Programming – D.J. Head Engineer [Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Engineer [Recording] – Aaron Lepley, Mike Butler Featuring – D12 Mixed By – Eminem Producer – Eminem, F.B.T. Written-By – D. Holton, D. Porter, M. Mathers, O. Moore, R. Johnson, V. Carlisle D3 Criminal 5:21 Drum Programming – D.J. Head Engineer [Mix] – Richard “Segal” Huredia Mixed By – Dr. Dre Producer – Eminem, F.B.T. Written-By – M. 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You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show Eminem’s “The Marshall Mathers LP,” released on May 23, 2000, is often hailed as one of the most influential albums in hip-hop history. This album not only solidified Eminem’s status as a rap icon but also sparked numerous discussions about the boundaries of artistic expression and the impact of music on society. From the moment it dropped, “The Marshall Mathers LP” was a commercial juggernaut. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, selling over 1.76 million copies in its first week in the United States alone, which was a record-breaking feat at the time. The album’s raw and unfiltered content, combined with Eminem’s lyrical prowess, captivated audiences and critics alike. One of the standout tracks, “Stan,” featuring British singer Dido, tells the haunting story of an obsessed fan. The song’s narrative style and emotional depth were praised by critics and listeners, making it one of Eminem’s most memorable tracks. “Stan” has since become a cultural reference point, with the term “stan” entering the lexicon to describe an overly zealous fan. Another track, “The Real Slim Shady,” became an anthem of sorts, showcasing Eminem’s ability to blend humor with sharp social commentary. The song won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance and was accompanied by a memorable music video that further cemented Eminem’s place in pop culture. The album was not without controversy. Eminem’s lyrics, often violent and provocative, drew criticism from various quarters, including LGBTQ+ groups and women’s rights organizations. Songs like “Kim” and “Kill You” were particularly contentious, with their graphic depictions of violence. Despiteor perhaps because ofthis controversy, the album sparked important conversations about freedom of speech and the responsibilities of artists. Critically, “The Marshall Mathers LP” received widespread acclaim. Rolling Stone gave it a glowing review, highlighting Eminem’s skillful storytelling and complex rhyme schemes. The album was nominated for Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards, a rare feat for a rap album at the time, and it won Best Rap Album, further cementing its legacy. The production of the album was handled by Dr. Dre, among others, and his influence is evident in the polished yet gritty sound that characterizes the record. Eminem has often spoken about the intense pressure he felt while creating this album, following the success of his previous release, “The Slim Shady LP.” In interviews, he has mentioned how he channeled his personal struggles and the chaos of his newfound fame into the music, resulting in a deeply personal and often dark body of work. “The Marshall Mathers LP” is not just an album; it’s a cultural artifact that captures a moment in time when Eminem was at the peak of his creative powers. Its impact is still felt today, as it continues to influence new generations of artists and listeners. Whether you love it or hate it, there’s no denying the album’s significance in the landscape of music history. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review