Australia: Songs of the Year, 1950-2024

Australia: Sogs of the Year, 1950-2024

The top songs from 1988 on are based on the Australian (ARIA) charts’ actual year-end lists (link at bottom of page). Year-end #1 songs prior to 1988 are based on which song had the most weeks at #1 that year. Check out other “songs of the year” lists here. 2024: Chappell Roan “Good Luck, Babe!” 2023: Miley Cyrus “Flowers” 2021: Glass Animals “Heat Waves” 2020: The Weeknd “Blinding Lights” 2019: Lil Nas X with Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road” 2018: 5 Seconds of Summer “Youngblood” 2017: Ed Sheeran “Shape of You” 2016: The Chainsmokers with Halsey “Closer” 2015: Mark Ronson with Bruno Mars “Uptown Funk!” 2014: Pharrell Williams “Happy” 2013: Katy Perry “Roar” 2012: Carly Rae Jepsen “Call Me Maybe” 2011: LMFAO with Lauren Bennett & GoonRock “Party Rock Anthem” 2010: Eminem & Rihanna “Love the Way You Lie” 2009: Black Eyed Peas “I Gotta Feeling” 2008: Flo Rida & T-Pain “Low” 2007: Fergie “Big Girls Don’t Cry (Personal)” 2006: Sandi Thom “I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker with Flowers in My Hair” 2005: Anthony Callea “The Prayer” 2004: Shannon Noll “What About Me” 2003: Guy Sebastian “Angels Brought Me Here” 2002: Eminem “Without Me” 2001: LeAnn Rimes “Can’t Fight the Moonlight” 2000: Anastacia “I’m Outta Love” 1999: Lou Bega “Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit of…)” 1998: Ricky Martin “The Cup of Life”/ “Maria” 1997: Elton John “Candle in the Wind 1997 (Goodbye England’s Rose)” 1996: Los Del Rio “Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)” 1995: Coolio with L.V. “Gangsta’s Paradise” 1994: Wet Wet Wet “Love Is All Around” 1993: Meat Loaf “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)” 1992: Billy Ray Cyrus “Achy Breaky Heart” 1991: Bryan Adams “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You” 1990: Sinéad O’Connor “Nothing Compares 2 U” 1989: Madonna “Like a Prayer” 1988: Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes “I’ve Had the Time of My Life” 1987: Rick Astley “Never Gonna Give You Up” (7 wks) 1986: Bananarama “Venus” (7 wks) 1985: U.S.A. for Africa “We Are the World” (9 wks) 1984: Stevie Wonder “I Just Called to Say I Love You” (8 wks) 1983: Austen Tayshus “Australiana” (8 wks) 1982: Laura Branigan “Gloria” (7 wks) 1981: Joe Dolce Music Theatre “Shaddap You Face” (8 wks) 1980: Split Enz “I Got You” (8 wks) 1979: Queen “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” (7 wks) 1978: Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta “You’re the One That I Want” (9 wks) 1977: Paul McCartney & Wings “Mull of Kintyre” (11 wks) 1976: Abba “Fernando” (14 wks) 1975: Abba “Mamma Mia” (10 wks) 1974: Paper Lace “The Night Chicago Died” (8 wks) 1973: Tony Orlando & Dawn “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” (7 wks) 1972: Michael Jackson “Ben” (8 wks) 1971: Daddy Cool “Eagle Rock” (10 wks) 1970: George Harrison “My Sweet Lord” (8 wks) 1969: The Beatles “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” / “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” (6 wks) 1968: The Beatles “Hey Jude” (13 wks) 1967: Engelbert Humperdinck “The Last Waltz” (9 wks) 1966: The Beatles “Yellow Submarine” / “Eleanor Rigby” (8 wks) 1965: The Beatles “Help!” (8 wks) 1964: The Beatles “I Feel Fine” (8 wks) 1963: The Beatles “I Want to Hold Your Hand” (7 wks) 1962: The Beatles “I Saw Her Standing There”/“Love Me Do” (7 wks) 1961: Eddie Hodges “I’m Gonna Knock on Your Door” (7 wks) 1960: Elvis Presley “It’s Now or Never” (7 wks) 1959: Bill Haley & His Comets “Joey’s Song” (8 wks) 1958: The Platters “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” (10 wks) 1957: Paul Anka “Diana” (8 wks) 1956: Johnnie Ray “Just Walkin’ in the Rain” (9 wks) 1955: Bill Haley & His Comets “We’re Gonna Rock Around the Clock” (6 wks) 1954: Frank Weir/Oberkirchen Children’s Choir “The Happy Wanderer” (8 wks) 1953: Nat “King” Cole “Pretend” (7 wks) 1952: Vera Lynn/Eddy Howard “Auf Wiederseh’n Sweetheart” (7 wks) 1951: Nat “King” Cole/Toni Arden “Too Young” (9 wks) 1950: Bing Crosby with the Andrews Sisters “Quicksilver” (8 wks) Resources/Related Links: Dave’s Music Database: “‘Songs of the Year’ lists” ARIA.com “End of Year Charts” (1988-2023) DMDB blog (2/26/2013). 1000 #1 Songs in Australia, 1940-2013 Wikipedia (7/15/2019). ARIA Charts: Number-one Singles First posted 4/24/2020; last updated 2/5/2025.

Rihanna: Top 50 Songs

Rihanna Top 50 Songs

Born February 20, 1988 in Saint Michael, Barbados, Robyn Rihanna Fenty, better known as Rihanna, has become one of the biggest pop singers of all time with 14 #1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. On February 11, 2023, she performed at the Super Bowl halftime show. For a complete list of this act’s DMDB honors, check out the DMDB Music Maker Encyclopedia entry. Click here to see other acts’ best-of lists. Spotify Podcast: Check out the Dave’s Music Database podcast episode The Best of Rihanna, 2005-2022 based on this list. Premiere: February 14, 2023 at 7pm CST. New episodes based on Dave’s Music Database lists are posted every Tuesday at 7pm CST.

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Top 50 Songs Dave’s Music Database lists are determined by song’s appearances on best-of lists, appearances on compilations and live albums by the featured act, and songs’ chart success, sales, radio airplay, streaming, and awards. Songs which hit #1 on various charts are noted. (Click for codes to charts.) DMDB Top 1%: 1. Umbrella (with Jay-Z, 2007) #1 US, UK, CN, AU 2. We Found Love (with Calvin Harris, 2011) #1 US, RR, UK, CN 3. Love the Way You Lie (with Eminem, 2010) #1 US, RR, CN, AU 4. Work with Drake, 2016) #1 US, RB, CN 5. Only Girl in the World (2010) #1 US, RR, UK, CN, AU 6. Diamonds (2012) #1 US, RB, UK, CN 7. Disturbia (2008) #1 US, RB, RR DMDB Top 2%: 8. The Monster (with Eminem, 2013) #1 US, RR, RB, UK, CN, AU 9. Live Your Life (with T.I., 2008) #1 US, RR 10. Don’t Stop the Music (2007) #1 AU 11. Take a Bow (2008) #1 US, RR, RB, UK, CN 12. Stay (with Mikky Ekko, 2012) #1 RR, CN 13. This Is What You Came For (with Calvin Harris, 2016) #1 CN, AU DMDB Top 5%: 14. S.O.S. (Rescue Me) (2006) #1 US, RR, CN, AU 15. Rude Boy (2010) #1 US, AU 16. Wild Thoughts (with DJ Khaled & Bryson Tiller, 2017) #1 RB, UK 17. What’s My Name? (with Drake, 2010) #1 US, UK 18. S&M (2010) #1 US, RR, CN, AU 19. Four Five Seconds (with Kanye West & Paul McCartney, 2015) #1 RB, AU 20. Needed Me (2016) #1 RB 21. Pon De Replay (2005) DMDB Top 10%: 22. Unfaithful (2006) #1 CN 23. Love on the Brain (2016) 24. Where Have You Been (2011) 25. Too Good (with Drake, 2016) 26. All of the Lights (with Kanye West & Drake, 2010) 27. Take Care (with Drake, 2011) 28. Bitch Better Have My Money (2015) 29. Lift Me Up (2022) #1 RB 30. Run This Town (with Jay-Z & Kanye West, 2009) #1 UK 31. Hate That I Love You (with Ne-Yo, 2007) 32. Russian Roulette (2009) 33. Shut Up and Drive (2007) 34. Loyalty (with Kendrick Lamar, 2017) DMDB Top 20%: 35. Can’t Remember to Forget You (with Shakira, 2014) 36. Lemon (with N*E*R*D, 2017) 37. Pour It Up (2013) 38. California King Bed (2011) 39. Rehab (with Justin Timberlake, 2008) 40. Cheers (Drink to That) (2010) 41. You Da One (2011) 42. Hard (with Jeezy, 2009) 43. If I Never See Your Face Again (with Matchbox 20, 2008) 44. Man Down (2011) 45. Who’s That Chick? (with David Guetta, 2010) 46. Princess of China (with Coldplay, 2011) 47. Kiss It Better (2016) 48. Te Amo (2010) 49. What Now (2013) 50. Fly (with Nicki Minaj, 2010) Resources and Related Links: DMDB Encyclopedia entry for Rihanna Dave’s Music Database: “Acts’ Profile Pages and Best-of Lists” First posted 2/20/2017; updated 2/14/2023.

Eminem: Top 50 Songs

Eminem Top 50 Songs

Eminem is a rap singer who was born Marshall Bruce Mathers III on 10/17/1972 in St. Joseph, MO. He grew up splitting time in Missouri and Detroit. With sales of over 220 million records, he is one of the best-selling acts of all time. He was the best-selling act of the 2000s and named Artist of the Decade (2000-2009) by Billboard magazine. He has had ten consecutive albums debut at #1 – the first act to do so. He was also in the rap duo Bad Meets Evil and the rap group D12. For a complete list of this act’s DMDB honors, check out the DMDB Music Maker Encyclopedia entry. Click here to see other acts’ best-of lists. Spotify Podcast: Check out the Dave’s Music Database podcast The Best of Eminem, 1998-2022 based on this list. Debut: August 23, 2022, at 7pm CST. New episodes based on Dave’s Music Database lists are posted every Tuesday at 7pm CST.

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Top 50 Songs Dave’s Music Database lists are determined by song’s appearances on best-of lists, appearances on compilations and live albums by the featured act, and songs’ chart success, sales, radio airplay, streaming, and awards. DMDB Top 1%: 1. Lose Yourself (2002) 2. Love the Way You Lie (with Rihanna, 2010) 3. Stan (with Dido, 2000) 4. Without Me (2002) DMDB Top 2%: 5. The Monster (with Rihanna, 2013) 6. The Real Slim Shady (2000) 7. My Name Is… (1998) 8. Not Afraid (2010) DMDB Top 5%: 9. Smack That (with Akon, 2006) DMDB Top 10%: 10. Mockingbird (2004) 11. Cleanin’ Out My Closet (2002) 12. Rap God (2013) 13. Godzilla (with Juice Wrld, 2020) 14. Like Toy Soldiers (2004) 15. When I’m Gone (2005) 16. Sing for the Moment (20020 DMDB Top 20%: 17. Till I Collapse (with Nate Dogg, 2002) 18. My Band (D12, 2004) 19. Just Lose It (2004) 20. Crack a Bottle (with Dr. Dre & 50 Cent, 2009) 21. Forever (with Drake, Kanye West, & Lil Wayne, 2009) 22. River (with Ed Sheeran, 2017) 23. No Love (with Lil Wayne, 2010) 24. The Way I Am (2000) 25. Forgot About Dre (with Dr. Dre, 1999) 26. Berzerk (2013) 27. I Need a Doctor (with Dr. Dre & Skylar Grey, 2011) 28. Lucky You (with Joyner Lucas, 2018) 29. Killshot (2018) 30. Beautiful (2009) 31. Lighters (Bad Meets Evil with Bruno Mars, 2011) 32. Drop the World (with Lil Wayne, 2010) Beyond the DMDB Top 20%: 33. Homicide (with Logic, 2019) 34. Shake That (with Nate Dogg, 2005) 35. Venom (2018) 36. We Made You (2009) 37. Mosh (2004) 38. Purple Pills/Purple Hills (D12, 2001) 39. The Adventures of Moon Man & Slim Shady (with Kid Cudi, 2020) 40. Survival (2013) 41. Headlights (with Nate Ruess, 2013) 42. Fall (2018) 43. Ass Like That (2004) 44. Superman (2002) 45. Walk on Water (with Beyoncé, 2017) 46. The Ringer (2018) 47. My Life (with Eminem & Adam Levine, 2012) 48. No Favors (with Big Sean, 2017) 49. Space Bound (2010) 50. Darkness (2020) Resources and Related Links: DMDB Encyclopedia entry for Eminem Dave’s Music Database: “Acts’ Profile Pages and Best-of Lists” First posted 7/30/2022; last updated 8/24/2022.

Eminem released Curtain Call 2

Eminem A Retrospective: 1998-2022

Overview: Rap singer born Marshall Bruce Mathers III on October 17, 1972 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He grew up splitting time in Missouri and Detroit. With sales of over 220 million records, he is one of the best-selling acts of all time. He was the best-selling act of the 2000s and named Artist of the Decade (2000-2009) by Billboard magazine. He has had ten consecutive albums debut at #1 – the first act to do so. He was also in the rap duo Bad Meets Evil and the rap group D12. On the Web: Eminem.com (official site) Facebook Wikipedia Lists: DMDB podcast: The Best of Eminem, 1998-2022 Eminem: Top 50 Songs

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Compilations: C1 Curtain Call: The Hits (1998-2005, released 2005) C2 Curtain Call 2 (2009-2022, released 2022) Under each album snapshot, songs featured on the anthologies are noted. If the song charted, the date of the song’s release or first chart appearance and its chart peaks are noted in parentheses. Click for codes to singles charts.

The Slim Shady LP (1999): My Name Is… (Mathers, Andre Young) [4:28] (2/13/99, 36 US, 29 RR, 12 RB, 37 MR, 2 UK, 38 CN, 13 AU, 21 DF) C1 Guilty Conscience (with Dr. Dre) (Mathers, Andre Young) [3:19] (8/99, 5 UK) C1 Click for DMDB album page.

The Marshall Mathers LP (2000): The Real Slim Shady (Mathers, Andre Young, Tommy Coaster, Mike Elizondo) [4:44] (5/5/00, 4 US, 12 GR, 15 RR, 11 RB, 19 MR, 1 UK, 6 CN, 11 AU, 12 DF) C1 The Way I Am (Mathers) [4:50] (8/5/00, 58 US, 26 RB, 8 UK, 34 AU, 14 DF) C1 Stan (with Dido) (Mathers, Dido Armstrong, Paul Herman) [6:44] (10/7/00, 51 US, 31 GR, 31 RR, 36 RB, 1 UK, 27 CN, 1 AU, 1 DF) C1 Click for DMDB album page.

The Eminem Show (2002): Without Me (Mathers, Kevin Bell, Jeff Bass, Malcolm McLaren, Anne Dudley, Trevor Horn) [4:50] (5/10/02, 2 US, 1 RR, 13 RB, 15 MR, 1 UK, 4 CN, 1 AU, 20 DF) C1 Cleanin’ Out My Closet (Mathers, Jeff Bass) [4:57] (7/26/02, 4 US, 7 RR, 11 RB, 4 UK, 3 AU, 1 DF) C1 Sing for the Moment (Mathers, Steven Tyler, Jeff Bass, Luis Resto, Steve King) [5:40] (2/25/03, 14 US, 5 RR, 6 UK, 2 CN, 5 AU, 1 DF) C1 Click for DMDB album page.

8 Mile (soundtrack, 2002): Lose Yourself (Mathers, Jeff Bass, Luis Resto) [5:26] (9/17/02, 1 US, 1 RR, 4 RB, 14 MR, 1 UK, 1 CN, 1 AU, 1 DF) C1

Encore (2004): Just Lose It (Mathers, Andre Young, Mike Elizondo, Mark Batso, Chris Pope) [4:09] (9/28/04, 6 US, 5 RR, 35 RB, 1 UK, 1 AU) C1 Mockingbird (Mathers, Luis Resto) [4:11] (12/10/04, 11 US, 7 RR, 51 RB, 4 UK, 9 AU, 1 DF) C1 Like Toy Soldiers (Mathers, Luis Resto, Marta Dawson, Michael Jay Margules) [4:56] (1/14/05, 34 US, 24 RR, 64 RB, 1 UK, 4 AU, 1 DF) C1 Click for DMDB album page.

Curtain Call: The Hits Eminem

Released: December 6, 2005 Recorded: 1998-2005 Peak: 12 US, 15 UK, 17 CN, 12 AU, 12 DF Sales (in millions): 7.0 US, 0.9 UK, 13.0 world (includes US and UK) Genre: rap Rating: 4.348 out of 5.00 (average of 17 ratings)

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Tracks: (1) Intro (2) Fack (3) The Way I Am (4) My Name Is (5) Stan (6) Lose Yourself (7) Shake That (8) Sing for the Moment (9) Without Me (10) Like Toy Soldiers (11) The Real Slim Shady (12) Mockingbird (13) Guilty Conscience (14) Cleanin’ Out My Closet (15) Just Lose It (16) When I’m Gone (17) Stan (live) Total Running Time: 77:55 Tracks Not on Previously Noted Albums: Stan (live at the Grammys with Elton John) (Mathers, Dido Armstrong, Paul Herman) [6:17] C1 When I’m Gone (Mathers, Luis Resto) [4:41] (11/18/05) C1 Shake That (with Nate Dogg) (Mathers, Luis Resto, Steve King, Nathaniel Hale) [4:33] (12/23/05) C1 Fack (Marshall Mathers, Luis Resto, Steve King) [3:26] C1

Relapse (2009): Crack a Bottle (with Dr. Dre & 50 Cent) (Mathers, Curtis Jackson, Andre Young, Mark Batson, Dawaun Parker, Trevor Lawrence Jr., Jean Renard) [4:57] (1/18/09, 1 US, 20 RR, 60 RB, 4 UK, 1 CN, 18 AU, 34 DF) C2 3 A.M. (Mathers, Andre Young, Dawaun Parker, Mark Batson, Mike Elizondo, Trevor Lawrence Jr.) [5:19] (4/23/09, 32 US, 56 UK, 24 CN, 38 AU) C2 Beautiful (Mathers, Luis Resto, Jeffrey Bass, Don Black, Andy Hill) [6:32] (5/23/09, 17 US, 36 RR, 12 UK, 8 CN, 33 AU) C2 Click for DMDB album page.

Recovery (2010): Not Afraid (Mathers, Luis Resto, Matthew Samuels, Jordan Evans, Matthew Burnett) [4:10] (4/29/10, 1 US, 15 RR, 70 RB, 5 UK, 1 CN, 4 AU, 22 DF) C2 Love the Way You Lie (with Rihanna) (Mathers, Alexander Grant, Holly Hafermann) [4:23] (6/20/10, 1 US, 1 RR, 29 A40, 7 RB, 2 UK, 1 CN, 1 AU, 1 DF) C2 No Love (with Lil Wayne) (Mathers, Dwayne Carter, J. Smith, Dee Dee Halligan, Junior Torello) [5:00] (7/10/10, 23 US, 20 RR, 59 RB, 33 UK, 24 CN, 21 AU) C2 Won’t Back Down (with Pink) (Mathers, Khalil Rahman, Erik Alcock, Liz Rodrigues, Columbus Smith) [4:25] (7/10/10, 62 US, 82 UK, 65 CN, 87 AU) C2 Space Bound (Mathers, James Scheffer, Steve McEwan) [4:38] (6/18/11, 34 UK, 51 AU) C2 Cinderella Man (Mathers) [4:39] C2 You’re Never Over (Mathers, J. Smith, Mike Mainieri, Gerard McMahon) [5:05] C2 Click for DMDB album page.

The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (2013): Berzerk (Mathers, William Squier, Adam Horowitz, Adam Yauch, Rick Rubin, Joseph Modeliste, Arthur Neville, Cyrill Neville, Leo Nocentelli, George Porter Jr., Anthony Criss, Vincent Brown, Keir Gist) [3:58] (8/27/13, 3 US, 18 RR, 2 RB, 2 UK, 2 CN, 5 AU) C2 Survival (Mathers, Khalil Abdul Rahman, Erik Alcock, Liz Rodrigues, Pranam Injeti, Mike Strange) [4:32] (10/8/13, 16 US, 22 UK, 6 CN, 18 AU) C2 Rap God (Mathers, Bigram Zayas, Matthew “Filthy” Delgiomo, Stephen Hacker, Douglas Davis, Richard Walters, Dania Birks, Juana Burns, Juanita Lee, Fatima Shaheed, Kim Nazel) [6:03] (10/15/13, 7 US, 2 RB, 5 UK, 5 CN, 15 AU) C2 The Monster (with Rihanna) (Mathers, Robyn Fenty, Bryan “Frequency” Fryzel, Aaron Kleinstub, Maki Athanasiou, Jon Bellion, Bebe Rexha) [4:10] (10/29/13, 1 US, 1 RR, 22 A40, 1 RB, 1 UK, 1 CN, 1 AU, 12 DF) C2 Headlights (with Nate Ruess) (Mathers, Nate Ruess, Haynie, Jeff Bhasker, Luis Resto) [5:43] (2/16/14, 45 US, 24 RR, 63 UK, 54 CN, 21 AU) C2

Revival (2017): Walk on Water (with Beyoncé) (Mathers, Holly Hafermann, Beyoncé Knowles) [5:04] (12/2/17, 14 US, 6 RB, 7 UK, 22 CN, 10 AU) C2 River (with Ed Sheeran) (Mathers, Emile Haynie, Ed Sheeran) [3:41] (12/30/17, 11 US, 5 RB, 1 UK, 3 CN, 2 AU) C2 Nowhere Fast (with Kehlani) (Mathers, Mark Batson, Antonina Armato, Timothy James Price, Thomas Armato Sturges) [4:24] (3/27/18, 81 CN, 76 AU) C2

Kamikaze (2018): Fall (Mathers, BJ Burton, Luis Resto, Justin Vernon, Michael Williams II) [4:22] (9/4/18, 12 US, 10 RB, 8 UK, 4 CN, 22 AU) C2 Lucky You (with Joyner Lucas) (Mathers, Ray Fraser, Gary Lucas, Matthew Samuels, Jahaan Sweet) [4:04] (9/15/18, 6 US, 5 RB, 6 UK, 3 CN, 4 AU) C2 Venom (Mathers, Luis Resto) [4:29] (9/15/18, 43 US, 21 RB, 16 UK, 15 CN, 25 AU) C2

Music to Be Murdered By (2020): Darkness (Mathers, Ryan Montgomery, Luis Resto, Paul Simon) [5:37] (1/17/20, 28 US, 17 UK, 10 CN, 32 AU) C2 Godzilla (with Juice Wrld) (Mathers, Jarad Higgins, Luis Resto, David Doman, Alejandro Villasana) [3:30] (1/31/20, 3 US, 3 RB, 1 UK, 3 CN, 3 AU) C2 Farewell (Mathers, Luis Resto, Ricky Harrell Jr., Dave Kelly, Craig Marsh) [4:07] (60 CN, 89 AU) C2 Music to Be Murdered By – Side B (2020): Higher (Mathers, Luis Resto, Sylvester Jordan, Mike Strange, Andre Brissett) [3:42] (12/18/20) C2 Gnat (Mathers, David Doman, Anders Olofsson, Ezemdi Chikwendu, D. Lewvin, K. Mars) [3:44] (1/2/21, 60 US, 65 UK, 34 CN) C2

Curtain Call 2 Eminem

Released: August 5, 2022 Recorded: 2009-2022 Peak: 6 US, 3 UK, 3 CN, 2 AU Sales (in millions): -- US, 0.06 UK Genre: rap Rating: 3.831 out of 5.00 (average of 11 ratings)

Tracks, Disc 1: (1) Godzilla (2) Lucky You (3) Lighters (4) Gnat (5) Cinderella Man (6) Walk on Water (7) Rap God (8) Love the Way You Lie (9) Won’t Back Down (10) Higher (11) Berzerk (12) Not Afraid (13) From the D 2 the LBC (14) Nowhere Fast (15) Fall (16) Phenomenal (17) Fast Lane (18) You’re Never Over Tracks, Disc 2: (1) 3 a.m. (2) Space Bound (3) Beautiful (4) The Monster (5) Venom (6) Crack a Bottle (7) Is This Love ’09 (8) River (9) Survival (10) Best Friend (11) Darkness (12) Kings Never Die (13) No Love (14) Headlights (15) The King and I (16) Farewell Total Running Time: 154:43 Tracks Not on Previously Noted Albums: Fast Lane (Bad Meets Evil, from Hell: The Sequel) (Mathers, Ryan Montgomery, Luis Resto, Sly Jordan, Dwayne Chin-Quee, Jason Gilbert) [4:09] (5/21/11, 32 US, 66 UK) C2 Lighters (Bad Meets Evil with Bruno Mars, from Hell: The Sequel) (Mathers, Ryan Montgomery, Peter Hernandez, Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, Roy Battle) [5:03] (6/25/11, 4 US, 2 RR, 75 RB, 10 UK, 17 AU) C2 Best Friend (with Yelawolf from Love Story) (Michael Atha, Mathers, William Washington, Luis Resto) [5:14] (4/14/2015, 16 RB, 51 CN) C2 Phenomenal (from the Southpaw soundtrack) (Mathers, Luis Resto, Mario Resto) [4:42] (6/2/15, 47 US, 14 RB, 57 UK, 61 CN, 81 AU) C2 Kings Never Die (with Gwen Stefani, from the Southpaw soundtrack) (Mathers, Luis Resto, Khalil Abdul-Rahman, Erik Alcock, Chin Injeti, Liz Rodrigues) [4:56] (7/10/15, 80 US, 23 RB, 82 UK, 51 CN, 62 AU) C2 The King and I (with Cee-Lo Green from the Elvis soundtrack) (Writers) [3:14] (6/16/22, 86 UK) C2 From the D 2 the LBC (with Snoop Dogg) (Mathers, Calvin Broadus, Luis Resto) [3:35] (6/24/22, 72 US, 18 RB, 51 UK, 35 CN, 64 AU) C2 Is This Love (’09) with 50 Cent) (Writers) [3:32] C2

Resources and Related Links: DMDB encyclopedia entry for Eminem Dave’s Music Database: Acts’ Profile Pages and Best-of Lists Wikipedia page for Curtain Call: The Hits Wikipedia page for Curtain Call 2 First posted 2/11/2023.