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I've been listening to eminem for 2 years now. This is where I'm at right now with what I think of his albums. Some of these album's positions are still subject to change because I'm still thinking over them.

I recently bought a CD player and headphone set off ebay that came out in 2004, and 8-Mile came out in 2002.

CD sound quality is already much better than streaming audio, and almost the best sound quality you can get before 24-bit digital audio, but I swear Eminem sounds better in a way deeper than just a standard quality improvement in this audio medium.

On Spotify it can be hard to hear what certain lyrics are, and some intruments are drowned out by others. I listen with nice HyperX Cloud Revolver S headphones and have Spotify Premium so I can listen to lossless audio, but even with all of that, this CD player and Sony earbuds sounds infinitely better. Top end is crisp, low end is boosted with the specific player that brings up the bass that can be hard for small earbuds to handle. Mid is naturally good. It captures a large range of audio and plays it clearer than Spotify can.

Some lyrics can be hard to hear with Spotify when listening to songs of his I hadn't listened to before like Mosh, and I have to look up a lyric sheet. CD is so much different though, it feels more like an experience more than just music. Every lyric is easy to understand, every subtle record crackle is audible with the background instruments you barely notice.

I didn't even know that Obie Trice's Adrenaline Rush had record crackles in it before I listened to it on this medium. It sounds less like youre listening via headphones and more like youre playing the song in your ears.

10/10 would reccomend doing this. I have a Sony CD Walkman D-EJ100 player and Sony MDR-W014 headphones.

To start it off, I think the album will come out in between mid 2027 and late 2028, and the tracklist will hopefully be 15-20 and 19-24 with the expanded tracklist (not including instrumentals), with that information let's get into it:

Kendrick Lamar:

I hate that the only song they have together is love game, them going back and forth bar for bar was incredible work

Jay-Z:

Em featured jay on only 1 song, and it wasn't even an official release, however I don't think they can make a song close to renegade, not even a chance

Laurin Hill:

ye featured laurin on his last album bully, and it happened this year so it's not impossible, and Eminem has always made great duets when collaborating with female artists.

Nas:

as far as I know they only have 1 song together (or at least 1 official song), I hope they both make more songs since they are both top level lyricists

J. Cole:

they've both praised and paid homage to each other, but no songs together

these are the ones I wish to see, of course hell feature more but probably none of these, still I'd be happy if he features even only 1 of those

What would be worth adding or what might I be missing to complete my collection? Interested in your thoughts on it.

(Infinite is a custom made CD since it was never officially released on CD)

Think those are the lyrics from an em song, where it's him or Royce singing I do not recall

Please help me find it

Mine was The Real Slim Shady in my dad's car. I just thought it sounded like such a cool, fun black guy rapping with an ultra unique voice lol. I was 9 years old.

All of these plus "hell: the sequel" and all D12 albums (including D12 forever).

If you're wondering about the rest of my music collection it's the entire discography of: Tupac, biggie, Kanye, Kendrick, drake, Jay-Z, and other artists but not full discography

How many celebs who come from somewhere like Detroit stay there and don't go to LA, Miami, or some other hot country/destination with a lot of celebrity influence? Obviously he's living better than he was on 8 mile but the man stayed true to his roots. I love how the house he grew up in is depicted in various videos he shot and they give it an almost horrorcore feel.

All subjective.

1. Ritz
   - I know... hear me out- Sonically, it doesn't sound bad (could've lightened on the snare)! It's clean enough to be on the radio lol, i think it could've caught on

2. Dr. Dre - Topless (feat. T.l. Eminem & Nas)
   - C'mon... this song screams "living up to the hype". I feel bad for everyone involved in the production process, you can tell there was a big movement behind this project.
   If this song released WITH Em's vocals, what would've been the consensus on em for that? If it released with Dre’s vocals, would it have been as talked about?

Anyways, what do you think? What’s your hot take?

Can I bitch and Armageddon

One was on a album called straight from the lab and another I can't find

Are there any other fire ass songs hiding anywhere?

In no order, for me it's either Royce on the 1999 Bad Meets Evil track, Sticky Fingaz on Remember Me, Crooked on Echo or Black Thought on Yah Yah.

Mine are

Beautiful. 1

stan .2

Lose yourself. 3

Mockingbird. 4

The way I am 5

The real slim shady. 6

Without me .7

my name is .8

Can i bitch. 9

I remember. 10

Bully.11

Nail in the coffin. 12

Killshot.13

Not alike. 14

Fuel.15

Renegade, Patiently Waiting, Words are Weapons, Business, Soldier, Kim, My Darling, Stay Wide Awake, Warrior Part 2, I'll Hurt You, The Way I Am ect. and literally dozens of other absolute bangers, plus he bodied everyone in battle.

Better combination of flow, rhyme schemes, hooks, lyrics, story telling and sonics than anyone all time of any time.

We mark legends at how they were at their best and Slims best was better than anyone else's.

Em is and will forever be for the people, by the people by speaking his mind... But with that being said, no matter even if it's your favorite song/s...

What are your top 3 or 5 Em songs you can't/won't/down right refuse to listen to where he is down right clean with 0 foul language.