Eminem Encore Original Tracklist

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In the sprawling, controversial discography of Marshall Mathers, few albums carry as much "what if" weight as Encore . Released on November 12, 2004, Encore was marketed as the triumphant finale to a trilogy that included The Slim Shady LP , The Marshall Mathers LP , and The Eminem Show . Instead, it arrived to mixed reviews, criticized by fans for its goofy accents, slapstick violence, and what many perceived as a creative drop-off from the razor-sharp intensity of its predecessors. eminem encore original tracklist

| # | Track Title | Notes | |---|---|---| | 1 | | A furious, paranoid anthem about patriotism and critics. | | 2 | Love You More | A toxic relationship track with a haunting beat. | | 3 | Yellow Brick Road | (Survived to retail) Eminem's apology for racist tapes. | | 4 | Like Toy Soldiers | (Survived) The tragic story of Proof & D12’s beef. | | 5 | Mosh | (Survived) The anti-Bush political rally cry. | | 6 | Puke | (Survived) The infamous "Toxic love" opener. | | 7 | Just Lose It | (Survived) The lead single parodying MJ. | | 8 | Spend Some Time | (Survived) The R&B collab with Obie, 50, & Stat Quo. | | 9 | Crazy In Love | (Survived) The downbeat relationship confession. | | 10 | One Shot 2 Shot | (Survived) The D12 cipher track. | | 11 | Final Thought (Skit) | Unreleased skit tying the narrative together. | | 12 | Encore/Curtains Down | (Survived) The bombastic closer with 50 Cent. | The worst songs on the album like Big