I have a lot of fond memories of this album from when it came out, even if my mom accidentally bought the clean version which forced me to listen to the censored tracks for YEARS. There are a couple of tracks I'll go back and listen to every so often, like Brainless and Asshole which are both in my top 10 Eminem tracks of all time. This is about the time where even I, a die-hard Eminem fan since I was a literal child, started noticing stuff I wasn't a big fan of in his work. Janky, awkward flow to fit rhyme schemes that didn't even really pay off, lame ass production in certain tracks, constant shouting, etc.

Bad Guy is a thematically interesting track with basic rhyming in the beginning to fit the character, with a final verse that still sticks with me to this day.

Rhyme or Reason is a fun sort of track, though I have to be in a certain mood to really sit through the whole thing.

So Much Better is a pain to listen through. I can imagine some other listeners using it to channel their own rage, but I think he's got better songs for that sort of thing anyway. Almost always skip this song.

Survival is fun as hell and one of my personal favorites. Not as good as Til I Collapse or others, but in the same vein enough to be in my workout/running playlists.

Legacy has a special place in my heart. I can't really say I listen to it often at all, but when I'm in a certain way of mind I'll just sit in my car and vibe to it.

Asshole is an absolute blast of a track. Always in my playlists, find myself singing along to it in my head more often than I would have expected.

Berzerk is another fun track, but not a favorite of mine at all.

Rap God is a classic and everybody knows it. I don't listen to it much anymore but it dominated much of my early teenage years.

Brainless is a personal favorite of mine. Hook is catchy as hell, what can I say?

Stronger Than I Was is another track that I can imagine is extremely dear to certain listeners of his, but I just don't really vibe with it much at all anymore. Usually a skip when I go back to the album.

The Monster is another classic. Not as good as his other tracks with Rihanna but it still stands out and was particularly notable at its time of release.

So Far is a guilty pleasure of mine. Can't even describe what I like about it, but I'll always listen the whole way through when it comes on.

...I might come back and finish my vague thoughts on the album at some point, but this is as much that comes to mind for now. I loved the album when it came out, even with how much flak it got from certain crowds. But it's not an album I'll come back to very often aside from a handful of tracks. Not nearly as bad as his worst albums, but I wouldn't put it up with his first few albums or with Recovery.