Eminem, Jay-z, Dr Dre, 50 cent, Stat Quo, and Ca$his- Syllables

OH MY GOODNESS. (I don't like typin the acronym for that. It makes me feel like a teenage girl). Em, Dr. Dre, Mr. Illuminati, 50, Stat Quo, and Ca$his? Wow. Lmao at Em's fake hook. Even 50 did work and he's not great in my opinion. Sounded more like old 50 =) I'm not very familiar with Ca$his I've only heard him on like one song but his verse was dope. Pretty much everyone impressed me on this track.

http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/en/play/s/afb8a89-151847/

Eminem feat. Jazmine Sullivan- Cocaine

Say what you will about Em but his skills are amazing. This song reminds me a lot of "careful what you wish for" but with a pretty voice added.

http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/en/play/s/f632458-152604/

Happy Birthday:

Eminem
Wyclef Jean
Wood Harris(Julius from Remember the Titans)

Well played, Marshall

Disclaimer: I'm not d*ck ridin in this post I'm just givin credit where credit is due.

Eminem really impressed me with this one. Man Recovery is so good it actually makes up for Relapse. Definitely one the better albums I've heard in a looooooooooong time. Eminem is a surprisingly amazing punchline artist. As with every album, there is gonna be at least one song that I don't like (space bound). It's ok when you have so many songs that I do like. I'm into the more serious songs like "talkin 2 myself" and "you're never over"(there are more that I don't feel like listing) but I also like the classic Eminem feel in songs like "almost famous" and "won't back down" (again, there are more that I don't feel like listing). Also, try to hear "session one" if you can. It's a bonus track featuring Slaughterhouse. Yeah, Slaughterhouse. Most of my friends know I love Slaughterhouse. I could talk about this album all day but I'll just tell you all to go get it. NOW. And listen to the lyrics or you will miss out on some great lines.