Track Listing

1. Intro (Curtain Call)
2. FACK
3. The Way I Am
4. My Name Is
5. Stan
6. Lose Yourself
7. Shake That
8. Sing For The Moment
9. Without Me
10. Like Toy Soldiers
11. The Real Slim Shady
12. Mockingbird
13. Guilty Conscience
14. Cleanin' Out My Closet
15. Just Lose It
16. When I'm Gone
17. Stan - Live w/Elton John

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #637 in Music
• Released on: 2005-12-02
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Dimensions: .22 pounds
• Running time: 78 minutes

CD Description
First best-of compilation from one of the most successful rap artists of all time. Eminem's strength has always lain inhis bitingly funny and often pensive lyrical content and his astonishing verbal dexterity. This release pulls together all his top tracks and also boasts two brand new tunes including the single 'When I'm Gone'.

Customer Reviews

Who chose the tracklist?
I own all of Eminems albums and I find this tracklisting slightly weak, for such an incredible lyricist and rapper. No doubt the "hits" had to be represented, but what about tracks like:"Rock Bottom" "Mosh" "Criminal" "Renegade" "Till I Collapse" etc..? Tracks that lay bare his talent, instead of pop hits like "Just Lose It". Also even his pre fame album 'Infinite' had great tracks on like "Infinite" and "313", if these were included we could listen to the growth of Eminem up until this point in time. Oh well...???

Does what it says on the tin...
I've seen a few reviews here complaining that this CD only includes Eminem's 'pop' output and doesn't showcase his (in their opinion) best work. I'd like to draw their attention to the subtitle- "The Hits". This is a CD of Eminem's hits. 'Pop' is short for popular. Popular things become hits. Do you see where I'm going with this? If the subtitle were "The Best Of" I would understand. But it isn't.

If you like Eminem's hits then you'll like this. I do, and I do.

If you have trouble understanding what "hits" means, then buy a dictionary. :)

A bit meh..
Too much of the commercial pop stuff...no where near his top work. Fack was a good laugh and a good listen. Ass Like That was an ok party track but nothing stood out compared to some of his earlier work.

Bring back Marshall the artist and get rid of the lame pop songs...he needs to drop the dead weights(D12)and start producing something to get the media in a frenzy again.