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MMLP2 was a good album because Em knows how people feel about The Marshall Mathers LP, and he had a certain standard to live up to.The Game said a similar thing about his new album, The Documentary 2.My question is, would you want a sequel to The Slim Shady LP? Obviously it wouldn't as be good as the original, but it would still be good nonetheless because Em knows how people feel about this album as well, and he would still have a standard to try and live up to.In a lot of his recent songs and verses, he's been doing SSLP-esque rapping with crazy rhyme schemes and psychotic themes. A couple of good examples are Right For Me and Psychopath Killer.If he fixed up his flow a little bit, got some fitting beats, and some good song concepts, it would be great.Would you rather seem him do The Slim Shady LP 2, or a new album with an original title?.
The band's first single, 'Fingers On It,' received some recognition when it was featured in the 1986 cult movie Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.By 1989, Enuff Z'Nuff had released their first major label offering, a self-titled debut album on Atco Records, with founding members Donnie Vie and Chip Z'Nuff being joined by guitarist Derek Frigo and drummer Vik 'Vikki' Foxx.For their follow-up album, 1991's Strength, the band tried to tone-down their glam image. 
Formed in 1984 in Blue Island, Illinois, Enuff Z'Nuff soon grew a live following and recorded their first demo songs, some of which would be officially released only much later in their career. It was released in 1991 to strong reviews, however, this follow-up album did not sell nearly as well as their first.The band filed bankruptcy and left Atco Records, but soon after the band was picked up by Arista Records, releasing their 1993 album Animals With Human Intelligence.This release, much like Strength, received some critical acclaim, but ultimately failed commercially. Before the album's release, drummer Vikki Foxx quit the band to join Vince Neil's solo band.