Following an apology for your recent work with a damnation of critics and haters is just sloppy taking off the skits and then overstuffing your album by a track or two is undermining what's good and the beats here are collectively just a B+ with only one production (the so good вЂњSo BadвЂќ) coming from Dr. Fox in your drawers, playin' with an Etch-A-SketchвЂќ), although that song is the lurching heavy metal monster вЂњWon't Back DownвЂќ with P!nk, and it could be used as the lead-in to вЂњLose YourselfвЂќ on any ego-boosting mixtape. FoxвЂll come to a standstillвЂќ from вЂњCold WindвЂќ) is followed by a song with another, less effective MJF joke (вЂњMake like Michael J. Fox punch line (вЂњThe world will stop spinninвЂ™ and Michael J. This results in an album where a shameless but killer Michael J.

This lean, mean bipolar machine began life as Relapse 2, but when Shady decided he wasn't really Shady at the moment and that he was no longer keen on Relapse - or the last two albums as he states on вЂњTalkin' 2 MyselfвЂќ - it became Marshall Mathers time again, so damn any 11th hour issues.

With Recovery it becomes obvious that Eminem's richest albums aren't necessarily his most structurally sound, which isn't much of a surprise when considering the rapper's full-on embrace of flaws and contradictions.

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