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It's hard to believe, given his gargantuan impact on popular culture, that Eminem had only released four full-length albums by 2004. That year's ENCORE showed the rapper's artistic vitality fading ...

If Eminem's Curtain Call: The Hits really is his final bow and not merely a clever denouement to his series of Eminem Show and Encore albums, it's a worthy way to retire. And even if he stages a comeback years from now, there's little question that the first five years of his career, spanning four albums plus a soundtrack, will be his popular and creative peak, meaning that the time is right for Curtain Call -- it has all the songs upon which his legend lies. Which isn't necessarily the same things...

September 27, 2010: I have been an Eminem fan for 6 years now and bought The Slim Shady LP back in Feb. 1999..and have all of his other CD's. I have followed Em all the way up to now..his final goodbye? Anyways, Curtain Call is a decent greatest hits album, but if you're going to buy it, I suggest you get the Collector's Edition instead because it has tracks that should've been on the single-disc to begin with. Sure, the Hits album covers all of Em's best songs, but his new songs like...

''Curtain Call: The Hits'' is a 2005 greatest hits compilation album by American rapper Eminem. It collects Eminem's most popular songs, as well as four new tracks; a live version of "Stan" featuring Elton John, plus new songs "Fack", "When I'm Gone" and "Shake That" featuring Nate Dogg, the latter two of which were released as singles and would become top ten hits. It was released on December 6, 2005, under Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment. The album was certified double-platinum in the US, triple...

If Eminem's Curtain Call: The Hits really is his final bow and not merely a clever denouement to his series of Eminem Show and Encore albums, it's a worthy way to retire. And even if he stages a comeback years from now, there's little question that the first five years of his career, spanning four albums plus a soundtrack, will be his popular and creative peak, meaning that the time is right for Curtain Call -- it has all the songs upon which his legend lies. Which isn't necessarily the same things...

But even at his most sentimental and dramatic, Eminem displays a level of artistry that surpasses nearly anyone in hip-hop, if not pop music in general. Satirical, vicious, funny, and energizing, Eminem's material is never less than absorbing. CURTAIN CALL is packed wall-to-wall with winners (except maybe "Sing For the Moment," which reworks Aerosmith's "Dream On" in tiresome fashion), and at its most brilliant (like the self-reflexive romps "The Real Slim Shady" and "Stan") it's as era-defining...

1. Intro2. Fack3. Way I Am, The4. My Name Is5. Stan6. Lose Yourself7. Shake That8. Sing for the Moment9. Without Me10. Like Toy Soldiers11. Real Slim Shady, The12. Mockingbird13. Guilty Conscience14. Cleanin' Out My Closet15. Just Lose It16. When I'm Gone17. Stan - (Bonus Track/Live)