Best Albums Between Eminem and Kanye West
Okay look, I now this might be controversial, but MBDTF is actually better than any other Eminem album, the production is superior, there's more variety in this album, the beats are amazing and Kanye's delivery might be not as great as Eminem but he gives a great flow in it, Eminem in MMLP is great too but there are a few songs there that aren't neccesary, in MBDTF, every song is just on point, literally a flawless album
Having this number one is only a hot take on TTTs it is definitely held in better regard by critics than The Marshall Mathers LP.
This isn't his best album in my opinion.
Eminem's best album by far, maybe is not as good as MBDTF but is still a great album, the only reasons why personally don't think this album is not as great as MBDTF is because the production isn't as great as MBDTF and the edgy lyrics can be repetitive,besides songs like "Remember Me" and "Under the Influence" aren't as good as the rest, but besides that, is Em's most energetic and agressive album, and almost everything about it feel great
Kanye's most personal album to this date, is also the one with his best lyrics and flow, he gives a great inspiration from jazz and shows his greatest and most underrated songs in this album, really deserves a chance
Kanye's first record, it may not aged as well as Late Registration or MBDTF but is still a pretty great record for the genre
Personally I think Eminem's shows his best lyrics in this record, and even the production still holds up after all these years
The most classic and greatest '90s rap album.
Em's first studio album
Although doesn't aged pretty well, Graduation still holds up for show that Kanye can hold up mixing the old school style with some pop vibes in this album
Kanye's most experimental album to this date, it might not be as great as the dropout trilogy and MBDTF, but it the shows the range that Kanye can show through his career
This is probably being controversial but I think Relapse doesn't get enough credit
Sure it might be not the comeback we waited for but it shows the slow transition between the Slim Shady character and Marshall's real persona, we know Eminem's accent in some of the songs are really annoying, but the rest of this album feels absolutely great, between the production to Em's flow, and personally it feels better and more original than Recovery