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Relapse 2009 Album

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1. Dr. West (Skit) 1m 30s
2. 3 A.M. 5m 20s
3. My Mom 5m 20s
4. Insane 3m 1s
5. Bagpipes From Baghdad 4m 43s
6. Hello 4m 8s
7. Tonya (Skit) 42s
8. Same Song & Dance 4m 7s
9. We Made You 4m 30s
10. Medicine Ball 3m 57s
11. Paul (Skit) 19s
12. Stay Wide Awake 5m 20s
13. Old Time's Sake 4m 38s
14. Must Be The Ganja 4m 3s
15. Mr. Mathers (Skit) 42s
16. Déjà Vu 4m 44s
17. Beautiful 6m 33s
18. Crack A Bottle 4m 58s
19. Steve Berman (Skit) 1m 29s
20. Underground 6m 11s

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First off, I've gotta say it's great to hear some new Eminem again whether the material is brilliant or not. In the past while I've loved his best songs like 'Sing for the Moment,' 'Lose Yourself, etc, The Eminem Show (4/5) aside I've never dug a whole album from him. Nevertheless, he is one of the best rappers from a skill and flow point of view and lyrically he offers something unique to all of the other artists out there. As one would expect, lyrically Relapse is different than most and features great flow and wordplay most of the time from Eminem, and apart from 'Ken Kaniff' the skits work well which is unique for a hip hop album these days. Normally they just get in the way - See College Dropout. Track for track there probably ain't any I love and would group near the songs I mentioned at the beginning of this review but quite a few I like and not many I hate. 'Bagpies From Baghdad' is probably my favourite due to the production and Eminem's flow throughout the song even if it's not as lyrically deep as some of the other tunes. The track just has lots of energy to it. The track proceeding that, 'Insane', is also a highlight and 'Medicine Ball' is another with again great flow and a good hard beat being a feature. Other picks are '3 a.m.', 'Old Time's Sake' & 'Stay Wide Awake'. However, as I mentioned earlier though, nothing is mind-blowing. As he has often had, what also lets the album down are some of the stupid lyrics at times. The Christopher Reeve stuff isn't necessary and I don't see the point of it. I guess to a point Eminem is going for that shock value but still...and musically it fits everything well but isn't groundbreaking by any means. Overall Relapse is a good album that feels like an album, like back in the day when one producer produced almost all the album. 3-3.5. Best Tracks: Bagpipes From Baghdad, Medicine Ball, 3 a.m., Same Song & Dance
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