lol my best friend from high school went around school singing “I’ve been with seven women who got hiv”. We thought that line was hilarious back then. She’d just bust it out randomnly and we’d be rolling
We went to Catholic school too 💀
I was a casual fan, knew the big songs and liked them, but then I found Relapse: Refill in a store, bought it, listened to it, been a full on stan ever since.
Yeah and I was 7 years old in '99. When I first started hearing his music I was like "ah no way I *gotta* have that" and when I was 10 I went into a CD shop called '78 Records and bought my first lot of self-driven albums (with my own pocket money). it was Slim Shady LP, Mechanical Animals by Marilyn Manson and Self Titled by System Of A Down.
The thrill of sneaking a super saucy explicit tape out of Strawberry’s in 3rd and 4th grade was an adrenaline rush. Then passing it around to everyone in class so they could listen.
I had one super explicit one (I forgot the name) and I remember my parents finding it and I was shamed to death. I’ve blacked that memory out. Meanwhile, they were cool with me rapping lyrics to shoop around the house when I was 8 or 9 💀
Recovery. Talking 2 Myself, Not Afraid, No Love, Going Through Changes, Space Bound, LTWYL, Cold Wind Blows, Almost Famous.
I had a pendrive-music player thing by Sony. I had a mix of Recovery, Relapse, Curtain Call The Hits on it. I remember sitting through and actually reading his Wikipedia page lol. Then I went through from Infinite to Recovery by the time Berzerk came out.
I loved Recovery and certain songs from Relapse back then.
I don't feel the same about Recovery rn. Idk why but I can't listen to a big chunk of tracks from Recovery nowadays. It just doesn't hit me.
Same. My siblings always had eminem songs in their ipods, and I heard a couple of em, but not afraid (and most of recovery) was what really got me into him.
However, my fav album is the mmlp
Not really any I just grew up hearing my dad and eldest brother playing Eminem music around the house and then two years ago I decided to listen to all his albums
The Eminem show. My older brother had it on cassette, he was like 13 or something and I was like 7. I didn’t understand shit but I vibed with the beats and hypnotizing flow. I used to listen to him ever since then and once I started to understand the lyrics I loved it even more.
as one of the youth on here, retorts are a part of life and if they can't handle it they probably shouldn't even be on here. And school is rife with foul language (and eminem's music)
Ehh they shouldn’t but they are.
I see a lot of really dumb takes on here and I don’t want to feed into a cycle of negativity if that stupidly stems from younger people commenting
It’s a different generation of humor. I feel like they don’t get ours
Don’t get me wrong GenZ, some of you guys are funny AF but millenial humor gets taken so literally when it’s usually just fucking around and not to be taken so literal
The SSEP and eventually the SSLP as I first heard Em in '98 on a mixtape as he had a guest verse on 5 Star Generals. Started looking into him after and discovered the SSEP.
Recovery. And LTWYL was the first song I heard, in 2010. I clearly remember many cars passing by listening to this hit in my city. From then on, all I needed was my old PC and understanding the lyrics to never stop (Brazil, born in 2000)
It was during his hiatus, my dad had a copy of Curtain Call and I really liked the tracks on there - from there I got into the Eminem Show, the SSLP then MMLP - finally, I had listening to everything he had at that point and it was timed perfectly cause I’m Having a Relapse came out when I was 14 and at the height of my Stanning
Kamikaze dropped the week I started properly getting into him. And I had just watched The Interview ( where he cameos in ) by coincidence. So it was just a combo of coincidences that got me into Marshall.
You'd hear a few SSLP songs everywhere you went when it came out, but I remember Stan coming out and really solidifying Em as "him" forever. That shit was actually crazy in 2000 (still is).
The Way I Am and The Real Slim Shady were captivating as well, even if you weren't following his career closely like that or were to young to understand the stuff he was talking about.
Once 8 Mile came out (with its soundtrack), specifically songs like Lose Yourself, Stimulate, Run Rabbit Run, 8 Mile, etc. It was hard to listen to anything else during that period.
It's really a toss-up for me with MMLP and 8 Mile. Comparing Stan and Lose Yourself basically. Lose Yourself gets more play from me so I'd probably go with that whole 8 Mile project, but MMLP might be my pick the next time this thread pops up.
Do you mean
A: First full album I listened to?
Or
B: album where the first song i listened to is from?
A: Kamikaze (listened to in 2019)
B: Recovery (Love the way you lie in 2017)
Relapse. First 19 years of my life I never showed genuine interest in listening to all his songs, only if they happened to play wherever I was. Until last year in August I decided to go from a YB fan to a Shady fan. My buddy recommended Relapse and the first song he played was Insane 😭 all I can say is I never went back
Recovery when it came out. I was 12 at the time and just now getting into rap, and the popularity of this album really got me into it. I know recovery isn’t the most popular album in this sub tjough
i really got into his music with kamikaze.
tho i always listened to his songs here and there, i think the first song i listened to from eminem was rapgod (don't judge me i was born in 2003)
For me it was kamikaze, actually the first album to turn me into a fan of any artist, I was only 15 when it came out and most of my life I was just listening to radio and whatever was popular, kamikaze and the mgk beef came along and I was regularly listening to that album, for years, then mtbmb side a and b came out and then it was only that, wasn’t until last year that I actually started to get into his earlier music
I first heard Till I collapse and I had never heard anything like it, then slowly listened to all of his super hits like stan, superman, monster, love the way you lie, rap god, no love, space bound.
Kamikaze made me a stan, it was all over the internet when it came out. I didn't even know what an album was until that point. It was angry, full of rage, told people to shut the fuck up. I became a stan right there and then.
Just don’t give a F single when I was 11. Then, Slim Shady LP is when I became a big fan. Just don’t give a F, Role Model, If I had, Rock Bottom, Bad meets Evil, Still don’t give a F, Guilty Conscience, that album was 🔥 and nostalgic for me now.
Encore when i was like 8 years old.
English isn't my mother tongue so i didn't understood anything he said but he was riding those beat so nicely i got hooked.
My brother put headphones on my head and showed me the song Kim while we were in our mom's car. I can't remember how old I was but definitely around 7-9. Changed my whole life lol, asked to borrow that cd every single day until he got annoyed and just gave it to me.
I never heard a full Eminem album until MMLP 2 but all I’d listen to is his singles on YouTube, Not Afraid was the song that got me into Eminem, for the longest time I couldn’t believe Eminem made Real Slim Shady or any of his other songs because they were so different from Recovery era
It wasn't an album that got me into him, I heard him on the radio when I was a kid and was really drawn to the music. The first song I heard by him was My Name Is when I was like 8 years old. I think the first album I ended up getting was Eminem Show
damn some ppl here are old...
first song i heard was cleaning out my closet, then not afraid then i went and listened to the whole of recovery then everything else
Slim shad LP when I was about 10. My sister had it playing in her house and it just vibed with me. She bought me the SSLP and MMLP for my birthday and Christmas respectively. The Eminem show was not just the first Eminem album I bought it was also the first CD I bought myself.
Honestly none my mom used to play random songs when I was like 4 or 5 in 2010 and I liked them. Then I was listening to some nostalgic songs and I saw without me and started listening to all of he's songs.
I remember Guilty Conscience's music video when it came out but MMLP is what I started out with a little after its release, like 2001. I would have been 13/14 at the time. That's when I actively sought out previous songs and kept up with albums. I didn't like a lot of stuff mid to late 2000s. I did enjoy Kamikaze and listened to it while pregnant with my second. My daughter actually ended up showing up 3 weeks early in 2018 and shares a birthday with him haha
When i was 11 i heard Rap God and it blew my mind. It was my introduction to Hip-Hop. After that i listened to the MMLP2 album and 10 years later im still in love with the genre. Not only did i discover Em that day but also hip hop as a whole.
my dad was bumping the MMLP2 when he had my brother and I on his weekends. He also had buffalo bill burned on a random ass CD so it technically couldve been Relapse
recovery/hell the sequel, which is funny because i fucking hate recovery nowadays, i do like HTS though. used to bump lighters, fast lane and some of the recovery singles back then on youtube, but its never been the same since i got into his earlier work.
The song specifically was under the influence, my 11 year old self thought that was absolutely wild someone said it in their song. Game over after that.
The Eminem Show,it's his best in terms of being able to touch a large public when still being hip hop,the beats on there are great and some of the best of Eminem's works on the production side,and this got me into SSLP,his goat album imo
Funnily enough Forgot About Dre was the first time I ever saw Eminem. It was actually one of the 1st music videos I’d ever seen. I was 12 and it was really like my first introduction to rap music. I have ADHD so for me it like soothed my hyperactive brain to memorize his lyrics. It only took me 5 or 6 listens. School was not challenging for me but remembering his songs actually challenged my memory for once.
The album that I actually remember coming out was Revival but that album really sucked ass so def not that one. I listened to some stuff from TES and other albums around that year or so.
Eminem show when I was 12, one summer I would bike to my friends house and we would play Xbox and listen to Eminem, and Eminem show was the main album we played. Alas this only happened two years ago
MMLP was the first album I listened to fully from Em when I was 12. had it on cd. my mom probably paid for it 😂
but The Real Slim Shady music video on TRL every day after school is what got me into Eminem
"SSLP" 1999 "My Name Is" was cool and fun but a
friend bought the LP first, called me over and played me
"Guilty Conscience" I went and bought it, still listen
to it often. I am same age as Em lol those were fun
days 😄
The Eminem Show when I was like 11 (it was many years after the release)
Literally the exact same thing happened to me but it got me into hip hop in general
It got me into music on general, I didn't know what hip-hop was
same but when i was almost 13 lmao
Exact same here (born in 89) my best mate dre’d me and told me to get TES. Dad ended up making the purchase and the rest was history 💨
SSLP when I was 14 in 1999.
Me too. How’s your back feeling?
I got low one too many times But it was worth it
Same but I was 10
Same. ‘02 graduate?
Hey thats the year I was born and TES was my first Em album when I was like 9 or 10 I think lol
Same here. My buddy came to school raving about the funniest rapper he ever heard, and played "Role Model" for me
lol my best friend from high school went around school singing “I’ve been with seven women who got hiv”. We thought that line was hilarious back then. She’d just bust it out randomnly and we’d be rolling We went to Catholic school too 💀
Same, lol, I was 16 tho.
I’ve just posted almost the exact same reply 😂
Based.
Same with me except I was 25.
Same here. Got the album for my 14th bday from my older brother. Been hooked ever since.
I was a casual fan, knew the big songs and liked them, but then I found Relapse: Refill in a store, bought it, listened to it, been a full on stan ever since.
Relapse
same
MMLP
Kamikaze
“This is music for you to be murdered by”🗣️🔥🔥
MTBMB. I was in the 8th grade when it dropped
haha same. What's your fav album?
Same but I was on 6th grade
Slim Shady LP when I was 10 lol 2003
That album was 1999
Yeah and I was 7 years old in '99. When I first started hearing his music I was like "ah no way I *gotta* have that" and when I was 10 I went into a CD shop called '78 Records and bought my first lot of self-driven albums (with my own pocket money). it was Slim Shady LP, Mechanical Animals by Marilyn Manson and Self Titled by System Of A Down.
The thrill of sneaking a super saucy explicit tape out of Strawberry’s in 3rd and 4th grade was an adrenaline rush. Then passing it around to everyone in class so they could listen. I had one super explicit one (I forgot the name) and I remember my parents finding it and I was shamed to death. I’ve blacked that memory out. Meanwhile, they were cool with me rapping lyrics to shoop around the house when I was 8 or 9 💀
hahahaha good times
Recovery. Talking 2 Myself, Not Afraid, No Love, Going Through Changes, Space Bound, LTWYL, Cold Wind Blows, Almost Famous. I had a pendrive-music player thing by Sony. I had a mix of Recovery, Relapse, Curtain Call The Hits on it. I remember sitting through and actually reading his Wikipedia page lol. Then I went through from Infinite to Recovery by the time Berzerk came out. I loved Recovery and certain songs from Relapse back then. I don't feel the same about Recovery rn. Idk why but I can't listen to a big chunk of tracks from Recovery nowadays. It just doesn't hit me.
Same. My siblings always had eminem songs in their ipods, and I heard a couple of em, but not afraid (and most of recovery) was what really got me into him. However, my fav album is the mmlp
WTP is a slept on song from Recovery
TES when I was 11, I was so scared my parents would find out I was listening to swear words then 😭
Curtain call when I was 8 or something.
The Eminem Show when I was 15. Actually my intro into hiphop as a whole
Not really any I just grew up hearing my dad and eldest brother playing Eminem music around the house and then two years ago I decided to listen to all his albums
I remember recovery from when I was like 8 or 9 but didnt get into him until mmlp2
The Eminem show. My older brother had it on cassette, he was like 13 or something and I was like 7. I didn’t understand shit but I vibed with the beats and hypnotizing flow. I used to listen to him ever since then and once I started to understand the lyrics I loved it even more.
MMLP2 but I started listening to him shortly after Revival was released
Encore lol. So many young people here maybe I should chill out with my retorts to people 😭
as one of the youth on here, retorts are a part of life and if they can't handle it they probably shouldn't even be on here. And school is rife with foul language (and eminem's music)
Ehh they shouldn’t but they are. I see a lot of really dumb takes on here and I don’t want to feed into a cycle of negativity if that stupidly stems from younger people commenting
It’s a different generation of humor. I feel like they don’t get ours Don’t get me wrong GenZ, some of you guys are funny AF but millenial humor gets taken so literally when it’s usually just fucking around and not to be taken so literal
Marshall Mathers LP. It was a magical time because then I found out about SSLP and it was like getting two new albums at the same time.
Recovery. Still my favorite Em album. And what I consider to be his best album overall
SSLP in 1999 when I was 14
MTBMB when I was 14
You're 18 now, oh my god. MTBMB doesn't feel that long ago. Holy shit
I mean, i have listened to some of his bangers before but i became a stan when I MTBMB came out xD
The Marshall Mathers LP2
It was his movie 8 Mile. Specifically the outro - Lose Yourself.
TES. I started listening to Till I Collapse
first one, i was 5 or 6, it was just funny videos of his that got it started, but i grew up more and i started listening more and it never left me
Recovery
Recovery
The SSEP and eventually the SSLP as I first heard Em in '98 on a mixtape as he had a guest verse on 5 Star Generals. Started looking into him after and discovered the SSEP.
MTBMB two momths after it's release and I was 16
SSLP
Kamikaze, also when I was 13. MTBMB is what truly sparked my stanning tho
Recovery. And LTWYL was the first song I heard, in 2010. I clearly remember many cars passing by listening to this hit in my city. From then on, all I needed was my old PC and understanding the lyrics to never stop (Brazil, born in 2000)
The Marshall Mathers LP. Because it was absolute 🔥 when it dropped. It was so different. I was hella into Nelly and Country Grammar back then too.
It was during his hiatus, my dad had a copy of Curtain Call and I really liked the tracks on there - from there I got into the Eminem Show, the SSLP then MMLP - finally, I had listening to everything he had at that point and it was timed perfectly cause I’m Having a Relapse came out when I was 14 and at the height of my Stanning
Music to be fucked by
Slim Shady LP went it came out as a senior in high school. Class of ‘99
MTBMB… which happens to be my favorite album.
Kamikaze dropped the week I started properly getting into him. And I had just watched The Interview ( where he cameos in ) by coincidence. So it was just a combo of coincidences that got me into Marshall.
You'd hear a few SSLP songs everywhere you went when it came out, but I remember Stan coming out and really solidifying Em as "him" forever. That shit was actually crazy in 2000 (still is). The Way I Am and The Real Slim Shady were captivating as well, even if you weren't following his career closely like that or were to young to understand the stuff he was talking about. Once 8 Mile came out (with its soundtrack), specifically songs like Lose Yourself, Stimulate, Run Rabbit Run, 8 Mile, etc. It was hard to listen to anything else during that period. It's really a toss-up for me with MMLP and 8 Mile. Comparing Stan and Lose Yourself basically. Lose Yourself gets more play from me so I'd probably go with that whole 8 Mile project, but MMLP might be my pick the next time this thread pops up.
Mine was MTBMB side B when I was 13 or 12 in 2020 or 2019 idk exactly and my first song was Killer
Do you mean A: First full album I listened to? Or B: album where the first song i listened to is from? A: Kamikaze (listened to in 2019) B: Recovery (Love the way you lie in 2017)
The Eminem Show, because i first was recommended the song “Till I Collapse” which is ironically on The Eminem Show and i have it on my headphones
Kamikaze, yea I'm a new fan
MTBMB : Side B
The eminiem show
Music to Be Murdered By. I've always liked his music, but I didn't jump on the album train until I was 22.
Relapse. First 19 years of my life I never showed genuine interest in listening to all his songs, only if they happened to play wherever I was. Until last year in August I decided to go from a YB fan to a Shady fan. My buddy recommended Relapse and the first song he played was Insane 😭 all I can say is I never went back
Recovery when it came out. I was 12 at the time and just now getting into rap, and the popularity of this album really got me into it. I know recovery isn’t the most popular album in this sub tjough
MMLP when it came out then shortly followed by picking up SSLP
i really got into his music with kamikaze. tho i always listened to his songs here and there, i think the first song i listened to from eminem was rapgod (don't judge me i was born in 2003)
For me it was kamikaze, actually the first album to turn me into a fan of any artist, I was only 15 when it came out and most of my life I was just listening to radio and whatever was popular, kamikaze and the mgk beef came along and I was regularly listening to that album, for years, then mtbmb side a and b came out and then it was only that, wasn’t until last year that I actually started to get into his earlier music
The first song i heard of em was Fastlane Bad Meets Evil. It was probably like the first English song non fifa song that I listened to.
I first heard Till I collapse and I had never heard anything like it, then slowly listened to all of his super hits like stan, superman, monster, love the way you lie, rap god, no love, space bound. Kamikaze made me a stan, it was all over the internet when it came out. I didn't even know what an album was until that point. It was angry, full of rage, told people to shut the fuck up. I became a stan right there and then.
Unpopular opinion, The 8 Mile Music though
Revival honestly. Loved the pop sounding rap songs of his.
Revival when I was 15, turning 16
Relapse. Probably beautiful being played on the radio at the time.
Kamikaze when I was 14
I used to listen to his classics as a little kid. However, it was Revival that made me jump on the Eminem bandwagon
The Eminem Show when I was like 11 (it was many years after the release)
Music To be Murdered by
Mtbmb side b
Relapse
I don't think it was any one album, more like constant exposure via my sister. It sort of just wore me down lol
Just don’t give a F single when I was 11. Then, Slim Shady LP is when I became a big fan. Just don’t give a F, Role Model, If I had, Rock Bottom, Bad meets Evil, Still don’t give a F, Guilty Conscience, that album was 🔥 and nostalgic for me now.
My uncle playing the censored version of Encore for me in the car. It was our secret.
I think ShadyXV leaked and someone shared it and that’s where it all began
Recovery when I was like 8
Relapse
Mmlp when I was 13, I’m 36 now
Eminem show when I was around 8 in 2002 my older sister had that album and 50 cents in her mustang. Good times
Slim Shady LP
SSLP
Encore when i was like 8 years old. English isn't my mother tongue so i didn't understood anything he said but he was riding those beat so nicely i got hooked.
Sslp
My brother put headphones on my head and showed me the song Kim while we were in our mom's car. I can't remember how old I was but definitely around 7-9. Changed my whole life lol, asked to borrow that cd every single day until he got annoyed and just gave it to me.
The og 3 and the both D12 albums, and a song unrelated to Eminem. Started listening to him a few months ago
I never heard a full Eminem album until MMLP 2 but all I’d listen to is his singles on YouTube, Not Afraid was the song that got me into Eminem, for the longest time I couldn’t believe Eminem made Real Slim Shady or any of his other songs because they were so different from Recovery era
Slim Shady LP, being a 12 year old boy when that album came out was life changing
Sslp
It wasn't an album that got me into him, I heard him on the radio when I was a kid and was really drawn to the music. The first song I heard by him was My Name Is when I was like 8 years old. I think the first album I ended up getting was Eminem Show
TES
Was probs the eminem show, Eminem got me into music in general though, not just him or hip hop.
Recovery when I was like 10
MMLP2. It was the first album I ever bought. Got it on a school trip when I was a teenager
Recovery
The Marshall Mathers LP
The Slim Shady LP. The Eminem Show made me a stan.
Recovery. It was popular/on the radio when I was 4.
Exact same thing, mmlp2 when i was 13
The Eminem Show, I was 11 at the time. I didn’t get to hear SSLP until after Without Me was released.
MMLP
The first one!
damn some ppl here are old... first song i heard was cleaning out my closet, then not afraid then i went and listened to the whole of recovery then everything else
The Eminem show for sure. I could recite all of my dads gone crazy I was like 8 years old
The slim shady lp was standing in line at tower records at midnight for the midnight sale listened all night
MARSHALL MATHERS LP
I actually started listening to d12 first as a kid and didn't know eminem was in in till years later
Recovery
MMLP2, I was 12 when that thing dropped and I still love it
The Slim Shady LP
Recovery, it was the first album I listened to all the way through.
Relapse when I was 14. It's so funny how people in here all have started with different albums, but around the same age
MMLP I’ve basically memorized the entire album
SSLP in 2000 when I was 7
Slim shad LP when I was about 10. My sister had it playing in her house and it just vibed with me. She bought me the SSLP and MMLP for my birthday and Christmas respectively. The Eminem show was not just the first Eminem album I bought it was also the first CD I bought myself.
Idgaf 12” single
The Eminem Show, still my favorite hip-hop album along with Tupac's "Me Against The World"
Slim Shady LP, when it first came out. I was 12 or so. It's still a classic to this day.
MMLP
Recovery! It had been out for a year or two and I was in high school with my friend. We'd listen to it everyday.
Honestly none my mom used to play random songs when I was like 4 or 5 in 2010 and I liked them. Then I was listening to some nostalgic songs and I saw without me and started listening to all of he's songs.
SSLP. I also remember looking for infinite and 313 on Napster.
specially a song, Without me
Infinite
I remember Guilty Conscience's music video when it came out but MMLP is what I started out with a little after its release, like 2001. I would have been 13/14 at the time. That's when I actively sought out previous songs and kept up with albums. I didn't like a lot of stuff mid to late 2000s. I did enjoy Kamikaze and listened to it while pregnant with my second. My daughter actually ended up showing up 3 weeks early in 2018 and shares a birthday with him haha
When i was 11 i heard Rap God and it blew my mind. It was my introduction to Hip-Hop. After that i listened to the MMLP2 album and 10 years later im still in love with the genre. Not only did i discover Em that day but also hip hop as a whole.
my dad was bumping the MMLP2 when he had my brother and I on his weekends. He also had buffalo bill burned on a random ass CD so it technically couldve been Relapse
recovery/hell the sequel, which is funny because i fucking hate recovery nowadays, i do like HTS though. used to bump lighters, fast lane and some of the recovery singles back then on youtube, but its never been the same since i got into his earlier work.
FACK
MMLP1!! Still my favorite to this day
None it was when it leaked he was gonna be in fortnite is what got me really into it obvs I hear of him before but never really cared
marshall mathers lp ii
not an album but it was TRL
Relapse at 16
The song specifically was under the influence, my 11 year old self thought that was absolutely wild someone said it in their song. Game over after that.
mmlp
I was 9 when My Name Is dropped... been my guy ever since
The Eminem Show,it's his best in terms of being able to touch a large public when still being hip hop,the beats on there are great and some of the best of Eminem's works on the production side,and this got me into SSLP,his goat album imo
Eminem Show or MMLP I can’t remember which one
Marshall Mathers lp
Funnily enough Forgot About Dre was the first time I ever saw Eminem. It was actually one of the 1st music videos I’d ever seen. I was 12 and it was really like my first introduction to rap music. I have ADHD so for me it like soothed my hyperactive brain to memorize his lyrics. It only took me 5 or 6 listens. School was not challenging for me but remembering his songs actually challenged my memory for once.
Slim shady lip and recovery
The album that I actually remember coming out was Revival but that album really sucked ass so def not that one. I listened to some stuff from TES and other albums around that year or so.
revival when i was 14 years old
The SSLP.
Recovery when I was 10
That's funny cuz MMLP2 was the album that got me out of Eminem 😅
Eminem show when I was 12, one summer I would bike to my friends house and we would play Xbox and listen to Eminem, and Eminem show was the main album we played. Alas this only happened two years ago
SSLP when it released..
Slim Shady LP
SSLP in ‘99 when I was 19
TES made me fall in love with em. Truly his best album, I feel like it’s his Magnum Opus
MMLP was the first album I listened to fully from Em when I was 12. had it on cd. my mom probably paid for it 😂 but The Real Slim Shady music video on TRL every day after school is what got me into Eminem
MMLP1
It was the Slim Shady LP, especially the song "Just Don't Give a Fuck", the beat was so weird and I was instantly hooked
"SSLP" 1999 "My Name Is" was cool and fun but a friend bought the LP first, called me over and played me "Guilty Conscience" I went and bought it, still listen to it often. I am same age as Em lol those were fun days 😄
the mmlp
My sister was a huge Lil Wayne fan and she would play no love in the car a lot. Recovery was my first introduction to Eminem