EMINEM - Encore (20th Anniversary Edition) - Vinyl (gatefold blue vinyl 2xLP)
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EMINEM

Encore (20th Anniversary Edition)

Aftermath US

gatefold blue vinyl 2xLP Cat: 752314 3
Rel: 3 Mar 25
Hip Hop/R&B Side 1 - Track 1. Curtains Up Side 1 - Track 2. Evil Deeds Side 1 - Track 3. Never Enough (feat 50 Cent & Nate Dogg) Side 1 - Track 4. Yellow Brick Road Side 1 - Track 5. Like Toy Soldiers Side 2 - Track 1. Mosh Side 2 - Track 2. Puke Side 2 - Track 3. My 1st Single Side 2 - Track 4. Paul (skit) Side 2 - Track 5. Rain Man Side 3 - Track 1. Big Weenie Side 3 - Track 2. Em Calls Paul (skit) Side 3 - Track 3. Just Lose It Side 3 - Track 4. Ass Like That Side 3 - Track 5. Spend Some Time (feat Obie Trice, Stat. Quo & 50 Cent) Side 4 - Track 1. Mockingbird Side 4 - Track 2. Crazy In Love Side 4 - Track 3. One Shot 2 Shot (feat D12) Side 4 - Track 4. Final Thought (skit) Side 4 - Track 5. Encore (feat Dr Dre & 50 Cent)

First released in 2004, Eminem's Encore was emblematic of the ultimate white-boy rapper's tasteful blend of social commentary, humour and dejection, and for many it is the childhood-marking moment that brought songs like 'Just Lose It' and 'Mockingbird' to hungry adolescent ears. On new, blue gatefold 2xLP comes a new edition from Shady's own label Aftermath, marking a second encore and ovation for a pivotal point in Eminem's career, which took place over 20 years ago now. His alter ego, Slim Shady, had sparked furious debates at the time about freedom of speech and artistic expression, and the record came after the death of his close friend and fellow artist Proof in 2006. Especially unafraid of his anger, Eminem served as a role model for young and impressionable youth in the early noughts, urging verbal articulation over blind rage.


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