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Prolly my favorite song by eminem ever. Joint is just immaculate.Originally Posted by nbamj2131
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Prolly my favorite song by eminem ever. Joint is just immaculate.Originally Posted by nbamj2131
Stay wide awake
Prolly my favorite song by eminem ever. Joint is just immaculate.Originally Posted by nbamj2131
Stay wide awake
I respectfully disagree.Originally Posted by LuketheJediKnight
Mediocre to your standards.Originally Posted by balloonoboy
His artistry fell on a lot of deaf ears that were used to the mediocre standards of the day. Not his fault.
Em (among other hip-hop torch bearers) stand out for their ability to walk the fine line between appealing to the general audience and maintaining their artistic integrity. He didn't do that on Relapse. Looking for ways to rhyme about rape fantasies in an annoying accent ain't cutting it, and he understood that - hence his album Recovery. It's what the average music listener of the day prefers to listen to, and Em wants to sell records.
Everyone knows the man can rhyme. But this is hip-hop music, not rhyming...
I respectfully disagree.Originally Posted by LuketheJediKnight
Mediocre to your standards.Originally Posted by balloonoboy
His artistry fell on a lot of deaf ears that were used to the mediocre standards of the day. Not his fault.
Em (among other hip-hop torch bearers) stand out for their ability to walk the fine line between appealing to the general audience and maintaining their artistic integrity. He didn't do that on Relapse. Looking for ways to rhyme about rape fantasies in an annoying accent ain't cutting it, and he understood that - hence his album Recovery. It's what the average music listener of the day prefers to listen to, and Em wants to sell records.
Everyone knows the man can rhyme. But this is hip-hop music, not rhyming...
man stop defending trash... damnOriginally Posted by balloonoboy
I respectfully disagree.LuketheJediKnight said:Mediocre to your standards.Originally Posted by balloonoboy
His artistry fell on a lot of deaf ears that were used to the mediocre standards of the day. Not his fault.
Em (among other hip-hop torch bearers) stand out for their ability to walk the fine line between appealing to the general audience and maintaining their artistic integrity. He didn't do that on Relapse. Looking for ways to rhyme about rape fantasies in an annoying accent ain't cutting it, and he understood that - hence his album Recovery. It's what the average music listener of the day prefers to listen to, and Em wants to sell records.
Everyone knows the man can rhyme. But this is hip-hop music, not rhyming...
Not only has Em been talking about crazy and zany #$** since day 1, but for him to release an album like Recovery when he released Relapse would have been a total and utter farce about who he was as a person at that time. You have to remember he was still purging himself of drugs when he wrote Relapse, so his mind wasn't all there. He even said himself when he first stepped back in the studio with Dre, it all just came out so much that he had two albums worth of material.
That's the beautiful thing about artists like Eminem who do what the %$*# they want to do. They always come from a place of sincerity. No matter how graphic and sadistic it may seem.
man stop defending trash... damnOriginally Posted by balloonoboy
I respectfully disagree.LuketheJediKnight said:Mediocre to your standards.Originally Posted by balloonoboy
His artistry fell on a lot of deaf ears that were used to the mediocre standards of the day. Not his fault.
Em (among other hip-hop torch bearers) stand out for their ability to walk the fine line between appealing to the general audience and maintaining their artistic integrity. He didn't do that on Relapse. Looking for ways to rhyme about rape fantasies in an annoying accent ain't cutting it, and he understood that - hence his album Recovery. It's what the average music listener of the day prefers to listen to, and Em wants to sell records.
Everyone knows the man can rhyme. But this is hip-hop music, not rhyming...
Not only has Em been talking about crazy and zany #$** since day 1, but for him to release an album like Recovery when he released Relapse would have been a total and utter farce about who he was as a person at that time. You have to remember he was still purging himself of drugs when he wrote Relapse, so his mind wasn't all there. He even said himself when he first stepped back in the studio with Dre, it all just came out so much that he had two albums worth of material.
That's the beautiful thing about artists like Eminem who do what the %$*# they want to do. They always come from a place of sincerity. No matter how graphic and sadistic it may seem.
Definitely. Eminem Show combined serious Em, wacky Em, serial killer Em, and just straight pure lyrical Em all in perfect balance.Originally Posted by JAYFIEND
Originally Posted by 510hayward
marshall mathers lp> everything else
I think MMLP is his best lyrical album. He was straight ruthless on that joint. But Eminem show is his best album all around.
Definitely. Eminem Show combined serious Em, wacky Em, serial killer Em, and just straight pure lyrical Em all in perfect balance.Originally Posted by JAYFIEND
Originally Posted by 510hayward
marshall mathers lp> everything else
I think MMLP is his best lyrical album. He was straight ruthless on that joint. But Eminem show is his best album all around.