Eminem – The Slim Shady LP sealed first-press double LP

This is the record that answered Infinite. Where the 1996 debut had tried to be liked, The Slim Shady LP arrived as a provocation—Dr. Dre on the boards, a cartoon-violent alter ego doing the talking, and a lead single, "My Name Is," engineered to be impossible to ignore. It went on to define what a major-label rap debut could sound like at the end of the ’90s, and it made Eminem a household name inside a single spring.

Offered here is a sealed original pressing of the double LP, still in its factory shrink. The hype sticker on the front is the one collectors look for, listing "My Name Is," "Just Don't Give A F***," and "My Fault," and carrying the parental advisory mark. Stuck alongside it is a Tower Records price tag reading $13.22—the kind of detail that disappears the moment a record is opened, and that fixes this copy to a specific shop and a specific moment in 1999.

The jacket lists the full twenty-track sequence across both records, from "Public Service Announcement" and "My Name Is" through "Guilty Conscience," "Rock Bottom," "Bad Meets Evil," and "Still Don't Give A F***.