Claude says:The Marshall Mathers LP hit in 2000 with a buzz saw of production and Eminem at his most vicious—horrorcore energy wrapped in accessibility that made it a cultural earthquake. You've lived with it sparingly but across the years, circling back to the album's three pillars: the agitation of "The Way I Am," the pop-rap surgery of "The Real Slim Shady," and the pure violence of "Kill You."