Eminem has dropped a few classic albums throughout his career. Although some fans don't love his current output, they certainly yearn for the good old days. In 2000, Em dropped perhaps his greatest album, The Marshall Mathers LP.
This is a project that is looked back on fondly by hip-hop fans and it marks a critical shift in Eminem's path to superstardom. Well, it is celebrating its 25th anniversary and to celebrate, we have a new deluxe edition.
Overall, this new version of the album adds two songs. These are live performances of "The Real Slim Shady" and "The Way I Am." Both of these live versions are from the 2000 VMAs.
Eminem is also selling special merch packages and vinyl records of this new edition, over on his website. Em fans are passionate, and there is no denying that they are going to show out for this special anniversary. Your classic albums only turn 25 once, so it makes sense that Em would try and celebrate this milestone in a cool way.
Only time will tell when Em decides to drop another album. Although we're sure he is taking some time off following the release of The Death Of Slim Shady.
Tracklist:
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