In 2005, at the height of the Anger Management Tour III, where Eminem (Marshall Mathers III) showcased his compilation Curtain Call: The Hits—a career retrospective with over 10 million sales and anthems like "Lose Yourself"—he delivered one of his most memorable shows at Madison Square Garden, New York's arena previously graced by legends like The Rolling Stones. The 90-minute performance, laced with aggressive rap cadences and stripped-down beats, exemplified his command of fury and lyricism, as crowd confrontations amplified a sense of street rebellion. Captured in professional quality, this concert emerged as a manifesto of his 2000s hip-hop dominance, turning Manhattan's icon into a arena of personal catharsis.