Ranking All 9 Eminem Studio Albums From Worst To Best

Eminem's ninth and latest release has received mixed reviews critically, but, like almost all of his albums, has performed exceptionally well commercially. However, 'Revival' suffers from similar afflictions as Encore, with highlight songs that show some of the best work of Eminem's career, sure to be set list regulars and bolster his arsenal of amazing songs, but with a few low points and lack of overall focus on the album that doesn't thread the individual tracks together as well as they might.

'Revival' is ranked higher than a few of his albums because, despite it still being very fresh and being digested by Eminem's legions of fans, it has stand-out tracks that elevate the entire album to a great level.

"Walk on Water" and "River" are incredible displays of Eminem's skill and prove he has aged like a fine wine, keeping his trademark self-reflection and confessional lyrics just as heartfelt and meaningful as ever, combining them with the new collaborations with Beyonce and Ed Sheeran, and ending with two exceptional tracks that can stand alongside Eminem's classics.

There are also highlights such as "Framed" which sees Eminem make another horrorcore track that relishes in the Slim Shady side of his psyche and unleashes an incredibly dark song on his listeners. This song also shows his contemporary and topical sense of humour, something that it seems he just likes to porve he can still do perfectly.