Album Info
| Artist: | Eminem |
| Album: | The Marshall Mathers LP 2 |
| Released: | USA & Europe, 6 Feb 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Bad Guy | |
| Chorus [Chorus Vocals By, Part 1], Vocals [Chorus Vocals By, Part 1] - Sarah Jaffe | ||
| Co-producer [Part 2] - Vinny Venditto | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By, Part 1] - Luis Resto | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keys By, Part 2] - I.L.O | ||
| Performer [Part 1 - Elements Of "Hocus Pokus"] - Walter Murphy | ||
| Performer [Part 2 - Elements Of "Ode To Billie Joe"] - Lou Donaldson | ||
| Producer [Part 1] - M-Phazes, S1 | ||
| Producer [Part 2] - Streetrunner | ||
| A2 | Parking Lot (Skit) | |
| Producer - Eminem | ||
| A3 | Rhyme Or Reason | |
| Edited By [Digital Editing By] - Jason Lader | ||
| Keyboards - Luis Resto | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "Time Of The Season"] - The Zombies | ||
| Producer - Eminem, Rick Rubin | ||
| A4 | So Much Better | |
| Bass Guitar - Mike Strange | ||
| Producer - Eminem | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Luis Resto | ||
| B5 | Survival | |
| Chorus [Chorus Vocals By], Vocals [Chorus Vocals By] - Liz Rodrigues | ||
| Drum Programming - Khalil Abdul Rahman | ||
| Guitar - Erik Alcock | ||
| Guitar [Additional Guitars] - Mike Strange, Pranam Injeti | ||
| Producer - DJ Khalil | ||
| B6 | Legacy | |
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Emile Haynie | ||
| Vocals [Additional Vocals By] - Polina | ||
| B7 | Asshole | |
| Featuring - Skylar Grey | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Alex Da Kid | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Eminem | ||
| B8 | Berzerk | |
| Edited By [Digital Editing By] - Jason Lader | ||
| Guitar [Additional Guitars] - Mike Strange | ||
| Guitar, Keyboards - Jason Lader | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "Feel Me Flow"] - Naughty By Nature | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "Fight For Your Right"] - The Beastie Boys | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "The Stroke"] - Billy Squier | ||
| Producer - Rick Rubin | ||
| C9 | Rap God | |
| Co-producer - DVLP | ||
| Instruments [All Instruments Played By] - DVLP | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By], Programmed By [Additional Programming By] - Joe Strange | ||
| Producer - Filthy | ||
| C10 | Brainless | |
| Keyboards - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Eminem | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Luis Resto | ||
| C11 | Stronger Than I Was | |
| Keyboards - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Eminem | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Luis Resto | ||
| C12 | The Monster | |
| Backing Vocals - Bebe | ||
| Co-producer - Aalias | ||
| Featuring - Rihanna | ||
| Instrumentation By [Additional Instrumentation By] - Maki Athanasiou | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Frequency | ||
| D13 | So Far... | |
| Edited By [Digital Editing By] - Brent Kolatalo, Jason Lader, Ken Lewis | ||
| Guitar, Bass, Keyboards [Keys By] - Jason Lader | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Performer [Excerpts Of "P.S.K. Whut Does It Mean"] - Schooly D | ||
| Performer [Samples From "Life's Been Good"] - Joe Walsh | ||
| Producer - Rick Rubin | ||
| D14 | Love Game | |
| Chorus [Additional Chorus Vocals By], Vocals [Additional Chorus Vocals By] - Keira Marie | ||
| Edited By [Digital Editing By] - Jason Lader | ||
| Featuring - Kendrick Lamar | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Performer [Samples Of "Game Of Love"] - Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders | ||
| Producer - Rick Rubin | ||
| D15 | Headlights | |
| Featuring - Nate Ruess | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Emile Haynie, Jeff Bhasker | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Eminem | ||
| D16 | Evil Twin | |
| Guitar [Additional Guitars By] - Mike Strange | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "Eyeless Dream"] - W. Düren | ||
| Performer [Elements Of "The Reunion"] - Bad Meets Evil | ||
| Producer - Sid Roams | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Eminem | ||
| * | Anniversary Bonus tracks | |
| E1 | Baby | |
| Keyboards - Luis Resto, Mike Strange | ||
| Producer - Eminem | ||
| Producer [Additional Production By] - Luis Resto | ||
| E2 | Desperation | |
| Bass [Additional Bass By] - James Dee | ||
| Chorus [Chorus Background Vocals By], Backing Vocals [Chorus Background Vocals By] - Benjamin Markham, Gus Collins, James Dee , Jamie N Commons | ||
| Chorus [Lead Chorus Vocal], Lead Vocals [Lead Chorus Vocal], Guitar, Tambourine - Jamie N Commons | ||
| Drums [Additional Drums By] - George Cook | ||
| Featuring - Jamie N Commons | ||
| Guitar [Additional Guitar By] - J Browz | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Percussion [Additional Percussion By] - Benjamin Markham, George Cook , Gus Collins | ||
| Piano [Additional Piano By] - Gus Collins | ||
| Producer - Alex Da Kid | ||
| E3 | Groundhog Day | |
| Co-producer - Eminem | ||
| Performer [Samples From "Big Menu"] - Sam Kinison | ||
| Performer [Samples Of "Sleight Of Hand"] - Menahan Street Band | ||
| Producer - Cardiak , Frank Dukes | ||
| F4 | Beautiful Pain | |
| Co-producer - Eminem | ||
| Featuring - Sia | ||
| Keyboards [Additional Keyboards By] - Luis Resto | ||
| Producer - Emile Haynie | ||
| F5 | Wicked Ways | |
| Producer - Alex Da Kid | ||
| F6 | Don't Front | |
| Featuring - Buckshot | ||
| Producer - Katalyst | ||
| G7 | Survival (Instrumental) | |
| G8 | Berzerk (Instrumental) | |
| G9 | The Monster (Instrumental) | |
| H10 | Rap God (Instrumental) | |
| H11 | Headlights (Instrumental) |
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Description
4LP - 10 Year Anniversary Edition featuring 16 original tracks plus 5 bonus tracks, and 6 instrumentals.
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is the eighth studio album by Grammy Award winning rapper Eminem. It was released on November 5, 2013, by Shady Records, and Interscope Records. The album serves as a sequel to his third album The Marshall Mathers LP (2000). Featuring executive production by Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin this record became an instant classic. The album also features guest appearances from Skylar Grey, Rihanna, Nate Ruess, and rapper Kendrick Lamar, among others.
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 was regarded as one of the most anticipated albums of the year. The album was revealed during the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards in August, alongside a preview of its lead single “Berzerk”. The next two singles were “Survival” and “Rap God”. “The Monster” (featuring Rihanna) was released as the album’s fourth single and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. The album’s fifth single “Headlights” (featuring Ruess) was released in 2014.
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, selling more than 792,000 copies in its first week. In March 2017, it was certified quadruple platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). It was met with positive reviews by critics, with praise directed at Eminem’s technical rapping abilities and production choices. The album was also named on multiple best album year-end lists. It won Eminem a record sixth Grammy Award for Best Rap Album at the 2015 Grammy Awards.
In celebration of this prolific album comes a 2CD and a limited edition 4-LP featuring 16 original tracks plus 5 bonus tracks, and 6 instrumentals.
