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Stan / Get You Mad / My Name Is

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this is a great cd i love the song its kind of inspiring to me because at one time i thought of doing this myself but i think in a way this song made me think about what i would b really doing so i think its just a great song

I am not a huge fan of Eminem at all,but this song is one song by him that I find to be very well done.The song shows that Eminem actually has some talent.The song is a look at how obsessed one person can get over one person.The song was well done.Dido's voice is perfect for the song.Unlike most of Eminem's music this song is orginal,well written,and well produced.Good job to Eminem for recording one amazing song.

I like the kind of music Eminem churns out. Rapper style and yet not overly used. Kinda vulgar lyrics. Nor for the faint hearted...Atmospheric music for company.

1. Eminem kills noone in this song. 2. No irrating Em-rap chrouses. 3. Phil reference. Phil is not attacked nor killed nor dissed nor in a realtionship with Fred Durst or Chrsitina Aguilera ;). That's a first for our friend Marshall. 4. The style of writing is kinda cool, how Em changes his voice for "Stan" and for himself. 5. Dido is awesome!! Go Dido! 6. I dig the sound effects. 7. This song wasn't overplayed... so... pay for this single if you must have an Em thingy.

I don't like Eminem. His beliefs are outdated and the bulk of his songs have no merit. I'm not a rap fan to begin with, but when I first heard "Stan" on the radio, I had to rethink that credo. The single samples Dido's "thank you" as the chorus. Em raps about obsessive fans with gut-wrenching alacrity. Whether you like him or not, the single is hard to ignore. The video, which is included on the single, is worth paying the import price. He has a knack to drum up contreversy, but this time, the topic of contreversy has universal merit. hopefully, a record of the year grammy nod could be in the future.