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Title: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on July 31, 2009, 09:22:28 AM
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Title........: Slaughterhouse ¦ ¦ ̦
Label........: Koch ¦¦
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Genre........: Rap ¦
Source.......: CDDA ¦
Encoder......: LAME v3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new ¦
Quality......: 173 kbps avg
Street.Date..: 2009-08-11 ¦
Rip.Date.....: 2009-07-31
Year.........: 2009 ¦
Tracks.......: 15
Playtime.....: 0h 56min Total
Size.........: 73.91 MB
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GoodBye! Have A Nice Journey! Peace! *Curtains Close*
Enjoy & Go Support The Artist.......pz1
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01. Sound Off (Produced By STREETRUNNER) 5:51
02. Lyrical Murderers Ft. Kay Young (Produced By TheRealFocus) 4:04
03. Microphone (Produced By The Alchemist) 4:42
04. Not Tonight (Produced By STREETRUNNER) 3:39
05. The One Ft. The New Royales (Produced By DJ Khalil) 3:37
06. In The Mind Of Madness (Skit) 1:23
07. Cuckoo (Produced By DJ Khalil) 4:30
08. The Phone Call (Skit) 0:58
09. Onslaught 2 Ft. Fatman Scoop (Produced By Emile) 4:27
10. The Phone Call 2 (Skit) 0:56
11. Salute Ft. Pharoahe Monch (Produced By STREETRUNNER) 4:31
12. Pray (It's A Shame) (Produced By RealSon) 3:53
13. Cut You Loose (Produced By Mr. Porter) 4:43
14. Rain Drops Ft. Novel (Produced By Filthy Rockwell) 5:00
15. Killaz Ft. Melanie Rutherford (Produced By Emile) 4:09
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Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: MediumL on July 31, 2009, 09:28:16 AM
Seeing as i'm not sure about buying this i'll give the leak a listen. If it wasn't for the fact Lupe, the Clipse and Durrty Goodz were dropping in the near future i would have bought it without listening.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 09:52:17 AM
I WANT A LINK NOW! 8)

CDQ?
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: MoodMuzik on July 31, 2009, 09:53:37 AM
I WANT A LINK NOW! 8)

CDQ?
yup pretty much
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 10:22:20 AM
track one is underway, let's get it going; i'll speak on it later. 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: OchoCinco on July 31, 2009, 10:24:17 AM
track one is underway, let's get it going; i'll speak on it later. 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on July 31, 2009, 10:38:00 AM
I WANT A LINK NOW! 8)

And thanks  ;)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: ikke on July 31, 2009, 10:46:49 AM
Where did you guys find this?
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Lunatic on July 31, 2009, 10:49:10 AM
RRT is fuckin me over :-X  someone pm me..
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 10:50:57 AM
Where did you guys find this?

don't worry just bump, check your PM!

you too Luna. ;)

yo, just heard Cuckoo for the first time, how did that song recieve hate when it first dropped? i remember skimming through the thread & saw negative responses. :-X

WHAT AN ALBUM 7 TRACKS IN! 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: RapAddict on July 31, 2009, 10:56:14 AM
This is the album of the year so far after one listen, The One is the only misstep of the ablum and it's still a solid 3/5 track.  Favorite Tracks Lyrical Murders, Onslaught 2.

Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Dogg Ly Dogg on July 31, 2009, 10:56:27 AM
Finally not so bad, I wasnt expected something that good  8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: pootypooty on July 31, 2009, 10:58:39 AM
After 1st listen.

4/5

Rain Drops >>>>>
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 11:04:49 AM
anyone who gives a review for album on this board would be NUTS to give any song less than a 4/5 (that's even low); beside The One, but i've grown a great love for the song.

Lyrical Murderers
OnSlaught 2
Salute
Pray

these are 4.5-5/5 tracks, just unreal.

i need to hear the last 3 songs, which pooty says is the best, i can't wait! 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: amin_54 on July 31, 2009, 11:06:23 AM
 A link plz!!!
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Meho on July 31, 2009, 11:13:38 AM
Listening now, I've noticed that the production credits are wrong, Salute was clearly produced by Denuan Porter (he even says it himself).
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: NillerTheKid on July 31, 2009, 11:19:02 AM
A link plz!!!
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: JohnnyL on July 31, 2009, 11:24:57 AM
 Just finished listening.  In my opinion, this is how rap albums should sound.  Sure, I have a couple minor grievances.  But over all the album is great.  The first track (which is one of my favorites), does a nice job of introducing the group without having to resort to using another skit for an "intro."  Other favorites on here are "Lyrical Murderers," "Microphone," "Not Tonight," "Onslaught part 2,"Rain Drops," and "Killaz."
 I still feel that "The One," and Cuckoo," are two of the weakest tracks on the album.  On the other hand, I don't think they're bad songs.  I can see how "The One" would be selected as the single.  I think it may prove to have commercial appeal.  "Cuckoo" on the other hand, while not suffering from a poppy sound, has an unusual sound to the production.  It was a little off-putting at first, but it has grown on me some, since I first heard it.
 If I had anything else to say about this album that one might file under the "negative column," it would be that I still think 3 skits is too much for a 15 track album.  That's a minor gripe though.  And I actually think the "In the Mind of Madness Skit" actually is pretty effective at setting up the following track, "Cuckoo."
  It seems as though the first half of the album is mostly songs where they're just going off lyrically. (With a couple concept tracks also thrown into the mix).  Whereas the second half delves a little more into deeper material.
  Overall, I found the production to be pretty solid.  It seemed like the type of tracks these four would enjoy rhyming over.  The guest appearances were kept to a minimum, which I also think was a good thing.  Although, I wouldn't have minded hearing Pharoahe Monch drop a verse on "Salute," as well as providing the hook.
  Ultimately, I think the most telling thing about this album, is there are very few tracks that I think I will have to skip, when listening to it.  I'm sure I'll probably skip the skits upon repeated listens.  And occasionally, I may skip "The One."  But I think every other track is solid, and will probably stand up even after multiple listens.
 
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over on July 31, 2009, 11:42:19 AM
Cuckoo is fuckin dope, like most people I didn't like it when I first heard it & then like 2 days later I listened to it for the 2nd time & I automatically liked it. The One is great too, I don't know why everyone is crying about it. Does anyone here ever dance or go to clubs?? Anways I just skimmed through the album & it sounds great. Can anyone name all the songs that were left off from the retail CD??
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: ikke on July 31, 2009, 11:46:01 AM
Cuckoo is fuckin dope, like most people I didn't like it when I first heard it & then like 2 days later I listened to it for the 2nd time & I automatically liked it. The One is great too, I don't know why everyone is crying about it. Does anyone here ever dance or go to clubs?? Anways I just skimmed through the album & it sounds great. Can anyone name all the songs that were left off from the retail CD??
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: westsiderider323 on July 31, 2009, 11:51:36 AM
RRT is fuckin me over :-X  someone pm me..

haha thats where i got my link from
still downloadin cant wait to listen to it
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: ikke on July 31, 2009, 11:54:06 AM
Where did you guys find this?

don't worry just bump, check your PM!

you too Luna. ;)

yo, just heard Cuckoo for the first time, how did that song recieve hate when it first dropped? i remember skimming through the thread & saw negative responses. :-X

WHAT AN ALBUM 7 TRACKS IN! 8)
major props.

GOnna listen to this all night 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: JohnnyL on July 31, 2009, 12:24:17 PM
Cuckoo is fuckin dope, like most people I didn't like it when I first heard it & then like 2 days later I listened to it for the 2nd time & I automatically liked it. The One is great too, I don't know why everyone is crying about it. Does anyone here ever dance or go to clubs?? Anways I just skimmed through the album & it sounds great. Can anyone name all the songs that were left off from the retail CD??

 For the record, I don't dislike either song.  I just didn't like them as much as the others.  "Cuckoo" took a little time to grow on me too.  When I first heard it, I just thought the beat was weird.  I always liked the lyrics.  But after a few spins, I was starting to like it.  It sounds fine, especially in the context of the rest of the album.  It's still not one of my favorites, but it's nowhere near a bad song.
  I actually, don't go to clubs.  I did when I was younger, but can't stand them now.  I'll still go out to the bar once in a while, but not clubs, so much.  But I realize other people do, and that's cool.  Actually, the idea of "Slaughterhouse" actually getting play in clubs is really cool to me.  I actually hope that does happen.  And as I said before, I do think the one has commercial appeal, and I think it may have what it takes to get some love in the clubs.  I hope so.  And I do give them credit for trying something new, with "The One."  Again, it's not one of my favorite "Slaughterhouse" tracks, but it's not at all bad.
  Overall, I think this album has something for everyone.  To me, it's the album of the summer.  Thus far, anyway.  I haven't heard an album this good in some time.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on July 31, 2009, 12:27:02 PM
To me, it's the album of the summer. 

To me, it's the best album in many years.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 12:30:08 PM
To me, it's the album of the summer. 

To me, it's the best album in many years.

agreed, 110%!
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 12:32:14 PM
Rain Drops is easily song of the year & Killaz is amazingly dope! 8)

also, i think Joe took some shots at Jay; "Too many blueprints & not enough architects". :laugh: 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Episcop Cruel Cvrle on July 31, 2009, 12:35:44 PM
great album 4.5 / 5   after first listen, was bumping this in car on my way to another city, was really enjoying.


Microphone bangs hard!

Rain Dropz omg!
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: westsiderider323 on July 31, 2009, 12:40:24 PM
god damn this is a real hiphop every song go hard anyone who doesnt feel this album should b takin to the back and shot dead in the head this is the best album ive heard in a long time i dont even remember when was the last time i heard somethin this ill
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on July 31, 2009, 12:42:53 PM
god damn this is a real hiphop every song go hard anyone who doesnt feel this album should b takin to the back and shot dead in the head this is the best album ive heard in a long time i dont even remember when was the last time i heard somethin this ill

Real talk. Last time I was this excited about some rap shit was when I first heard NWA, and that was back when I first started listening to rap. I don't even know how far you'd have to go back to find an album which is truely on this album's level...MMLP maybe?
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: ikke on July 31, 2009, 12:55:19 PM
LEftovers are: Woodstock, Onslaught, Wack MC's & Fight Club; Did I forget any?
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Meho on July 31, 2009, 01:52:28 PM
After 1 very quick listen I have to say that there's no weak tracks but also no standout tracks either. I actually enjoyed that new Raekwon joint more than the whole album.

Gonna give this a proper spin over the weekend and drop some thoughts.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on July 31, 2009, 02:07:49 PM
After 1 very quick listen I have to say that there's no weak tracks but also no standout tracks either. I actually enjoyed that new Raekwon joint more than the whole album.

Gonna give this a proper spin over the weekend and drop some thoughts.

Granted it was a quick listen so you probably didn't get a chance to pay too close attention to the lyrics, but three quarters of the album is standout tracks. Everyone has their taste but anyone who doesn't realize how fuckin sick this album is quite clearly isn't in to pure MC'ing. Some of Crooked's lyrics on the album are really insane and damn Joell Ortiz goes hard on some tracks despite all the hate he gets.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 02:08:10 PM
LEftovers are: Woodstock, Onslaught, Wack MC's & Fight Club; Did I forget any?

Move On.

am i the only one who thinks that their second album will only be much better? 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on July 31, 2009, 02:09:56 PM
LEftovers are: Woodstock, Onslaught, Wack MC's & Fight Club; Did I forget any?

Move On.

am i the only one who thinks that their second album will only be much better? 8)

I think if they wanted to they could put out a dope album every month of the year and still be shitting on 95% of the rap game.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 02:10:59 PM
LEftovers are: Woodstock, Onslaught, Wack MC's & Fight Club; Did I forget any?

Move On.

am i the only one who thinks that their second album will only be much better? 8)

I think if they wanted to they could put out a dope album every month of the year and still be shitting on 95% of the rap game.

hands down, but i'd perfer them put time in like this one & give a classic; YEAH I SAID IT! ;D 8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Matty on July 31, 2009, 02:32:18 PM
ater 1 listen, the album is great, but i can't help but feel the material lacks some of the spark that made their previous tracks and verses so dope.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: ikke on July 31, 2009, 02:35:18 PM
LEftovers are: Woodstock, Onslaught, Wack MC's & Fight Club; Did I forget any?

Move On.

am i the only one who thinks that their second album will only be much better? 8)
move on was a remix to one of joel's songs
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: D1G1T4L on July 31, 2009, 02:38:43 PM
The One is awesome.. I wish every song they made was like this.. Lyrical Club Shit!  8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: SO PRUP on July 31, 2009, 03:05:01 PM
someone pm me the link

still gonna cop this in stores, gonna be the first album I've bought in over 5 years lol
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: pootypooty on July 31, 2009, 03:19:56 PM
For knocking this album out in 6 days, it makes me wonder what could've been had they spent more time on it? I'm satisfied with the end result though all things considered. I was worried when Joell made the announcement in the E1 press release that they did the whole album in 6 days.

With that in mind, I doubt this album would've dropped in August had it not been for Rock The Bells tour. The group needed to give the fans something to look forward to while they were on tour. Otherwise it would've defeated the purpose. You gotta remember, they were originally planning to drop an EP, but the sudden signing to E1 in early June prompted them to try and capitalize on their buzz behind a big summer tour.

Sure the album could've been better, but I ain't mad at this at all. If a Slaughter House album in 6 days sounds like this, then I can only imagine what 2 weeks or a month would sound like? That's an accomplishment in and of itself.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on July 31, 2009, 03:30:27 PM
This is the album of the year so far after one listen, The One is the only misstep of the ablum and it's still a solid 3/5 track.  Favorite Tracks Lyrical Murders, Onslaught 2.



Was banging The One at a party last night and shit was sounding ill! Getting my download on now  8)
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: K-MACC on July 31, 2009, 03:38:11 PM
 :o
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: RapAddict on July 31, 2009, 04:40:59 PM
This is the album of the year so far after one listen, The One is the only misstep of the ablum and it's still a solid 3/5 track.  Favorite Tracks Lyrical Murders, Onslaught 2.



Was banging The One at a party last night and shit was sounding ill! Getting my download on now  8)

I actually enjoy The One as a club/party song by itself it just seems to mess up the flow of the album, it's like the random thrown in club single in the middle that kills the flow of the album.

After listening to this more times I don't mind the skits, they provide a nice transition between the lyrically aggresive tracks in the beginning from the more thoughtful songs at the end.

I agree with Meho that there's no tracks that standout but I'd rather have a solid 12 tracks then two or three "wow" and the rest of the album be trash. This will definitely be purchased.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: JohnnyL on July 31, 2009, 04:43:30 PM
To me, it's the album of the summer. 

To me, it's the best album in many years.

agreed, 110%!

It's hard for me to think in terms of best in many years, just because when I try to think back that far, I always have a feeling there are things I'm neglecting to remember.  But I agree that it's great.  Best hip hop album I can think of in recent memory.  I don't really foresee anything topping it anytime soon.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: virtuoso on July 31, 2009, 04:50:59 PM
Firstly Move On should be on this album, secondly Salute Me is so so, Killaz will perhaps grow on me. Now as for the rest of the album, I think it's great. I also don't agree that they should have spent more time on the album. The album if it was made in 6 days, was made because of the creative energy's they all felt, the vibing off each other, just grasping the moment where they felt they had the momentum to do this. Oh and Sound Off is such a great way to start this album off, the level of mcing from all of them is nop notch and they deserve credit for sticking to that and for making very catchy well thought out songs.
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Post by: S P I C E on July 31, 2009, 05:04:51 PM
someone please pm me a link!!
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Post by: virtuoso on July 31, 2009, 05:14:32 PM

I you tubed it all
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Post by: Jaydc555 on July 31, 2009, 05:44:03 PM
somebody pm me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by: Al Bundy on July 31, 2009, 06:00:53 PM
you hoes need to learn how to use google to find shit

http://dfcc8f0d.linkbucks.com
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: machete on July 31, 2009, 06:10:03 PM
easily one of the best rap albums of the year,
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Post by: The Watcher on July 31, 2009, 06:39:07 PM
the only thing i dont like about this album is the beat on cuckoo, that shit is annoying as hell. i also don't think the 3 skits were necessary on this album. my favourite track is definitely 'sound off', one of the greatest start off tracks on an album ever

the album couldve been better, but for knocking this out in 6 days i can't be mad at all. definitely one of the top 3 albums of the year and it'll likely stay that way (a brand you can trust, relapse, slaughterhouse). for the first time in a long time i'm picking up 3 albums this year, hiphop is alive
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Post by: The Phoenix on July 31, 2009, 07:24:30 PM
easily one of the best rap albums of the year,
Co-sign that shit.  Good to hear good shit in the 2009!
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: westsiderider323 on July 31, 2009, 07:46:52 PM
god damn this is a real hiphop every song go hard anyone who doesnt feel this album should b takin to the back and shot dead in the head this is the best album ive heard in a long time i dont even remember when was the last time i heard somethin this ill

Real talk. Last time I was this excited about some rap shit was when I first heard NWA, and that was back when I first started listening to rap. I don't even know how far you'd have to go back to find an album which is truely on this album's level...MMLP maybe?

last album i heard that was on this albums level was big puns capital punishment
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 07:49:44 PM
i've bumped the album 3 time already, i cannot get enough of this shit.

i knew it was going to be off the chains. 8)
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Post by: Jaydc555 on July 31, 2009, 08:22:56 PM
Damn this album is everything i wanted it to be.I cant find any fault with it.Even cuckoo which was my least favorite i was loviing it on the album more so as a stand alone.All four emcees came correct.Joell is going to turn some heads with this album.His verse on sound off was fucking incredible.The beats were perfect.Album of the year easily.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Jaydc555 on July 31, 2009, 08:38:53 PM
People at joe buddens forum make me laugh so hard.A bunch of them are trashing the album saying its got no content.They just want a song full of depressing music.And then some are saying crooked i represents everything that is wrong with hip hop...like what the fuck.I love joe but hes got the fucking weirdest fans in the world i swear
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Blasphemy on July 31, 2009, 09:20:03 PM
People at joe buddens forum make me laugh so hard.A bunch of them are trashing the album saying its got no content.They just want a song full of depressing music.And then some are saying crooked i represents everything that is wrong with hip hop...like what the fuck.I love joe but hes got the fucking weirdest fans in the world i swear

lol lets go 2 war with em.  8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jaydc555 on July 31, 2009, 09:24:30 PM
If i go over there i would cause at least four suicides
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Post by: JohnnyL on July 31, 2009, 09:27:15 PM
People at joe buddens forum make me laugh so hard.A bunch of them are trashing the album saying its got no content.They just want a song full of depressing music.And then some are saying crooked i represents everything that is wrong with hip hop...like what the fuck.I love joe but hes got the fucking weirdest fans in the world i swear

lol lets go 2 war with em.  8)

I've heard a lot of that kind of shit first hand from Joe Budden fans.  I've got no problem with Joe Budden at all, but I don't understand why so many of his fans seem to have a hard-on to hate on Crooked.
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Post by: pootypooty on July 31, 2009, 09:41:33 PM
People at joe buddens forum make me laugh so hard.A bunch of them are trashing the album saying its got no content.They just want a song full of depressing music.And then some are saying crooked i represents everything that is wrong with hip hop...like what the fuck.I love joe but hes got the fucking weirdest fans in the world i swear

Aside from a few good posters, I learned quickly not to take anything too seriously over there when it comes to discussing hip-hop music. While there are all shades of personalities over there, the majority are on some love/hate shit. There's no middle ground. If it ain't on Mood Muzik level, then its wack. They always want that depressed/emo vibe to everything, yet cry foul because it should've been more versatile. It's a contradictory bunch.

As far as Slaughter House is concerned over at Joe's forum, Crooked, Joell and sometimes Royce are all garbage. They've all gotten the treatment like they're on some Souljah Boy status or something.  ::)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: G-Funk on July 31, 2009, 10:00:01 PM
To be honest, at first, I thought this album was going to be mediocre at best but with dope rhymes (I know Crooked I can spit some dope shit). I took a listen after hearing some good stuff about this; it proved me wrong about the mediocre thought I had.


• The tracks I'm really feelin' are: "Sound Off", "Microphone", "The One", and "Cut Loose". (Microphone and Cut Loose especially) 8)

• I felt that there were a couple 'growers' on this album, a few examples for me would be "Cuckoo" and "Not Tonight". ;D

• I wasn't feelin' "Killaz" (only because I felt that it sounded a lil average, like I could visit some dude's MySpace Music page and hear something similar to this, but that's just me) and the skits weren't bad, but they weren't nothing special either.

• Everything else not mentioned were dope cuts. I feel them. ;)

I give this a 4.5/5.

I don't feel this as a classic, but I feel it as a really great album if you know what I'm sayin'. 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The Watcher on July 31, 2009, 10:10:20 PM
just pre-ordered the album

this album was everything i was expecting
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 10:28:34 PM
I give this a 4.5/5.

I don't feel this as a classic, but I feel it as a really great album if you know what I'm sayin'. 8)

give this some time, we can't call it a classic first day.

*before somebody quotes me for saying it, i was joking so calm down lol*

but in a year we'll see what it truly stands as lol.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 10:41:57 PM
yo Joell brought it man lol.

i had my doubts about staying on that Royce/Crooked level & he exceeded expectations by a million. 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on July 31, 2009, 11:10:21 PM
yo Joell brought it man lol.

i had my doubts about staying on that Royce/Crooked level & he exceeded expectations by a million. 8)

Hard his verse on the first track is insane
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on July 31, 2009, 11:11:35 PM
yo Joell brought it man lol.

i had my doubts about staying on that Royce/Crooked level & he exceeded expectations by a million. 8)

Hard his verse on the first track is insane

yeah, i never heard him spit that fast; but it worked for him. 8)

Rain Drops is the best song & i think the best verse on the whole album goes to Crooked's on Rain Drops. 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Blasphemy on July 31, 2009, 11:55:19 PM
4.5 as well. Different reasons. Compared to other albums out its a fucking 10, and the rest are 2/3/4s. lol Finally nice 2 see good rap come out. Haven't sold out yet. lol
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: KaiserSoze on August 01, 2009, 01:36:53 AM
god damn this is a real hiphop every song go hard anyone who doesnt feel this album should b takin to the back and shot dead in the head this is the best album ive heard in a long time i dont even remember when was the last time i heard somethin this ill

Real talk. Last time I was this excited about some rap shit was when I first heard NWA, and that was back when I first started listening to rap. I don't even know how far you'd have to go back to find an album which is truely on this album's level...MMLP maybe?

last album i heard that was on this albums level was big puns capital punishment

Snap, now that you mention it.

After a few more listens, I'd give it a 4.5 also, at first listen I said it was a classic but I think there are some things which could have been better, but it is still way sicker than anything out there just now.

As for the Joe Budden fans, for what it's worth, Budden is a dope MC but apart from a couple of verses on this album he is definately lagging behind Crooked, Joell and Royce. Not that Budden is wack on the album, just that the other's were ahead of him.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: meecca on August 01, 2009, 01:44:21 AM
Could someone who has all the leftovers pack them and put them up for download? I haven't listened to anything they've dropped in 2 months (except The One) because I want to hear the album fresh  :)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: teletomble on August 01, 2009, 01:59:58 AM
Could someone who has all the leftovers pack them and put them up for download? I haven't listened to anything they've dropped in 2 months (except The One) because I want to hear the album fresh  :)


Move On - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-moveon/
Wack MC's - http://sharebee.com/b263dfc8
OnSlaught - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-onslaught/
Fight Club - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-fightclub/
Slaughterhouse (Remix) - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/joebudden-slaughterhouse-remix/
Woodstock Hip Hop - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-woodstockhoodhop/
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Dogg Ly Dogg on August 01, 2009, 02:28:02 AM
Agreeably surprised again with that album, all 4 emcees ripped it real bad and beat selections are top notch except for Khalil's ones
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The Overfiend on August 01, 2009, 04:18:36 AM
Solid and dope. This is a good rap album, 2 or 3 mediocre tracks, but overall I'll give it a 4.




Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Booz on August 01, 2009, 05:54:08 AM
god damn this is a real hiphop every song go hard anyone who doesnt feel this album should b takin to the back and shot dead in the head this is the best album ive heard in a long time i dont even remember when was the last time i heard somethin this ill

Real talk. Last time I was this excited about some rap shit was when I first heard NWA, and that was back when I first started listening to rap. I don't even know how far you'd have to go back to find an album which is truely on this album's level...MMLP maybe?

last album i heard that was on this albums level was big puns capital punishment
As for the Joe Budden fans, for what it's worth, Budden is a dope MC but apart from a couple of verses on this album he is definately lagging behind Crooked, Joell and Royce. Not that Budden is wack on the album, just that the other's were ahead of him.
Exactly my thoughts after listening to these tracks a lil more. He comes with that lazy half assed flow too often to be on the same caliber and lacks in the lyrics...c'mon, anyone think that on first track he didn't drag hiss ass behind the slaughterhouse train?
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: UKnowWhatItIs: welcome to my traps....game over on August 01, 2009, 06:00:42 AM
Cuckoo is fuckin dope, like most people I didn't like it when I first heard it & then like 2 days later I listened to it for the 2nd time & I automatically liked it. The One is great too, I don't know why everyone is crying about it. Does anyone here ever dance or go to clubs?? Anways I just skimmed through the album & it sounds great. Can anyone name all the songs that were left off from the retail CD??

 For the record, I don't dislike either song.  I just didn't like them as much as the others.  "Cuckoo" took a little time to grow on me too.  When I first heard it, I just thought the beat was weird.  I always liked the lyrics.  But after a few spins, I was starting to like it.  It sounds fine, especially in the context of the rest of the album.  It's still not one of my favorites, but it's nowhere near a bad song.
  I actually, don't go to clubs.  I did when I was younger, but can't stand them now.  I'll still go out to the bar once in a while, but not clubs, so much.  But I realize other people do, and that's cool.  Actually, the idea of "Slaughterhouse" actually getting play in clubs is really cool to me.  I actually hope that does happen.  And as I said before, I do think the one has commercial appeal, and I think it may have what it takes to get some love in the clubs.  I hope so.  And I do give them credit for trying something new, with "The One."  Again, it's not one of my favorite "Slaughterhouse" tracks, but it's not at all bad.
  Overall, I think this album has something for everyone.  To me, it's the album of the summer.  Thus far, anyway.  I haven't heard an album this good in some time.
Yeah that wasn't directed at your post, just in general to people who were talking bad about the tracks. Good looking that you didn't take this personal, some people on here are pretty emotional haha.

Could someone who has all the leftovers pack them and put them up for download? I haven't listened to anything they've dropped in 2 months (except The One) because I want to hear the album fresh  :)


Move On - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-moveon/
Wack MC's - http://sharebee.com/b263dfc8
OnSlaught - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-onslaught/
Fight Club - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-fightclub/
Slaughterhouse (Remix) - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/joebudden-slaughterhouse-remix/
Woodstock Hip Hop - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-woodstockhoodhop/
Props
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: famozni on August 01, 2009, 07:39:50 AM
can someody hook me up with DL i could only find password files, it wont oppen
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 01, 2009, 09:57:12 AM
Its a good solid album. I agree with Meho on the no standout tracks. I was a bit dissapointed by the production on here personally. Id give it a 4/5 for the lyrical content on here as all came strong. Basically what I am saying is if the production was better, this would have been a 5/5 album for me for sure.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Bch on August 01, 2009, 10:06:14 AM
everyones standards are so high nowadays when everything that comes out is levels beyond this.... it's been a minute since we had a rap album sound so good all the way through.

royce and budden kill rain drops

4.5/5


 
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: HipHopISalive on August 01, 2009, 10:17:03 AM
the track with fatman scoop is track of the year so far  :o :o :o :o 8) 8) 8) 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Matty on August 01, 2009, 10:23:05 AM
production is definitely the let down on here. they need more minimalist beats, on the more crowded sounding songs you can't hear what's going too well on and joe budden in particular is barely audible. that's my main criticism really. apart from that, it's great, but the more hardcore sounding beats definitely make for the best tracks, imo.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 01, 2009, 10:32:37 AM
Cuckoo is fuckin dope, like most people I didn't like it when I first heard it & then like 2 days later I listened to it for the 2nd time & I automatically liked it. The One is great too, I don't know why everyone is crying about it. Does anyone here ever dance or go to clubs?? Anways I just skimmed through the album & it sounds great. Can anyone name all the songs that were left off from the retail CD??

 For the record, I don't dislike either song.  I just didn't like them as much as the others.  "Cuckoo" took a little time to grow on me too.  When I first heard it, I just thought the beat was weird.  I always liked the lyrics.  But after a few spins, I was starting to like it.  It sounds fine, especially in the context of the rest of the album.  It's still not one of my favorites, but it's nowhere near a bad song.
  I actually, don't go to clubs.  I did when I was younger, but can't stand them now.  I'll still go out to the bar once in a while, but not clubs, so much.  But I realize other people do, and that's cool.  Actually, the idea of "Slaughterhouse" actually getting play in clubs is really cool to me.  I actually hope that does happen.  And as I said before, I do think the one has commercial appeal, and I think it may have what it takes to get some love in the clubs.  I hope so.  And I do give them credit for trying something new, with "The One."  Again, it's not one of my favorite "Slaughterhouse" tracks, but it's not at all bad.
  Overall, I think this album has something for everyone.  To me, it's the album of the summer.  Thus far, anyway.  I haven't heard an album this good in some time.
Yeah that wasn't directed at your post, just in general to people who were talking bad about the tracks. Good looking that you didn't take this personal, some people on here are pretty emotional haha.

Could someone who has all the leftovers pack them and put them up for download? I haven't listened to anything they've dropped in 2 months (except The One) because I want to hear the album fresh  :)


Move On - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-moveon/
Wack MC's - http://sharebee.com/b263dfc8
OnSlaught - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-onslaught/
Fight Club - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-fightclub/
Slaughterhouse (Remix) - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/joebudden-slaughterhouse-remix/
Woodstock Hip Hop - http://www.dubcnn.com/media/audio/slaughterhouse-woodstockhoodhop/
Props

 It's all good, man.  I wasn't sure if you were referencing my earlier post or not.  But I thought maybe you were, since I had mentioned both "Cuckoo," and "The One."   But yeah, I just wanted to clarify what I said, because I didn't mean for it to sound like I disliked those songs.  They're definitely not bad songs.  It's just that in trying to write an even-handed review, I was trying to pick out any instance where some might have felt that the album fell short.  And on this album, that proved to be kind of tough to do. lol And those probably really weren't very good examples to use, but there just wasn't that much to write about in the "negative column." Like I said, any problems I had with the album were very minor.  Personally those two tracks were the weakest tracks to me.  But even the weak tracks on this album were a lot better than the stuff a lot of other artists are putting out, currently.
 I'm still very happy with how the album turned out.  I think if the group remains together they could make an even greater second album.    
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Webby05 on August 01, 2009, 10:48:53 AM
half way through the album, sounds great. Royce is the standout for me
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Matty on August 01, 2009, 11:04:21 AM
£12.49 delivered for UK peeps http://www.powerplaydirect.com/asp/itemdetails.asp?prodID=1894790&currsec=CD
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Michael on August 01, 2009, 11:28:43 AM
Microphone = Beat of the year

now we just need an Eminem mix from the freestyle he done on westwood to this
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 01, 2009, 11:36:38 AM
Microphone = Beat of the year

now we just need an Eminem mix from the freestyle he done on westwood to this
if they make an album they should get a feature from EM...royce can make it happen
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Michael on August 01, 2009, 11:48:04 AM
Microphone = Beat of the year

now we just need an Eminem mix from the freestyle he done on westwood to this
if they make an album they should get a feature from EM...royce can make it happen
emm this is an album or do u mean another one?
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 01, 2009, 11:49:16 AM
Microphone = Beat of the year

now we just need an Eminem mix from the freestyle he done on westwood to this
if they make an album they should get a feature from EM...royce can make it happen
emm this is an album or do u mean another one?
eminem
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 01, 2009, 01:13:04 PM
i am going to pull some Source shit & hand this bitch "5 Mics". 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 01, 2009, 01:14:49 PM
anyone who use to say "Budden is terrible" have a change of opinon after bumping this shit? ;D 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: westsiderider323 on August 01, 2009, 01:15:54 PM
anyone who use to say "Budden is terrible" have a change of opinon after bumping this shit? ;D 8)

haha hell yea
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 01, 2009, 01:24:45 PM
hang baby mother over 30 ft balcony look over the body like bitch shuldent of doubted me
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: Aero on August 01, 2009, 02:28:04 PM
someone please pm me a link!!

thanks in advance  8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Lunatic on August 01, 2009, 03:24:32 PM
1. Sound Off - This beat is epic. Intro appropriate as I like to call it. Royce kicks this shit off nicely; especially when the beat picks up and he starts flowing fast :o This hook hot as hell 2. Joell Ortiz murders this shit, especially when his flow picks up fast as well. Crooked I rips it 2, "the west treat me like i'm really king, pacqaio in the Philippines" lol and lol at ripping on skinny jeans, good shit. Love the fast flow once again. Like Budden's world play on this. Best possible opening track.
Rating: 5/5

2. Lyrical Murderers Ft. K. Young - Focus killed the beat. Dark and it hits heavy. K. Young hook has grown on me. Woah Crooked I kills it, "literary genius, bury rappers with words, a cemetery linguist"  :o Royce and Budden follow up nicely as well. Joell Ortiz comes real tight on this as well, definitely his verse 2nd to only Crooked I.
Rating: 5/5

3. Microphone - What else you expect from Alchemist? Dope ass real hip-hop beat. Royce came real tight on here first. Crooked spits hard but I didn't like how he started with repeating "microphone" so often, but he really picks it up after in a major way :o Joell came dope as well "u body my verse is like a thick bitch leaving me" aha! Budden came tight 2.
Rating: 4.75/5

4. Not Tonight - Beat sounds very similar to that of the opener on the Budden album. The hook on this real hip-hop'ish in a hot way. Royce came cool. Crooked came tight, 2nd to only Ortiz. Budden came good 2, but Ortiz really kills this shit with his dope flow. Don't really like the X-mas jingle in the beat (or whatever you'd call that).
Rating: 4.5/5

5. The One Ft. The New Royales - Everyone heard this already. Love the beat and catchy hook. Royce comes cool. Crooked is good on this. Joey/Joell my favorite verse because of the funny ass quotables.
Rating: 4/5

6. In the Mind of Madness Skit - Funny as shit  :laugh:

7. Cuckoo - I like the aggressive Royce flow. The beat is interesting. Don't hate it, but don't love it either. This song has definitely grown on me though. Joell kinda sounds corny on it. Crooked I sounding real "cuckoo" on it with the pig face line  :laugh: Budden might have the best verse on this.
Rating: 4/5

8. The Phone Call Skit - Dope producer showing love.

9. Onslaught 2 Ft. Fatman Scoop - Royce came real damn tight on this with his flow :o Crooked I really killed this shit 2. "heavy hitter, call me Joell David Ortiz"  :laugh:Joell Ortiz came tighter than Crooked on this, about as good as Royce. Budden came the weakest on this.
Rating: 5/5

10. Phone Call 2 Skit - Funny! "never pick up drunk ass ni99az" lol

11. Salute Ft. Pharoahe Monch - This beat real hot, Mr. Porter so slept on. Pharoahe really killed this hook 2. Budden dropped a good verse. Royce was dope as well. Joell Ortiz really bodies this, I'd say he got the best verse here. Crooked I was about on par with Royce and Budden.
Rating: 5/5

12. Pray (It's A Shame) - Glad to see such a dope, real concept record on here DONE WELL. The sampled hook is fuckin sick and Budden murders his part in the hook as well.  Joell verse tight as shit; especially the part about his Pops. Royce verse real powerful 2 "my pops coke infest cum in my mama." Crooked I comes last and definitely has the best verse on the track!
Rating: 5/5

13. Cut You Loose - Beat is decent, nothing mind breaking. Real talk on Royce verse about the game. Crooked comes in nice. Spitting hard at the A&R's lol. Ortiz murders it 2, "what's my single? ask the dude in a suit and a tie", real talk. Budden comes in 2nd behind Ortiz imo.
Rating: 4.5/5

14. Rain Drops Ft. Novel - Novel does good on the hook. Royce came real introspective on this which I like to hear. Crooked I - WOW. To ANYONE who ever called Crooked I a mix tape rapper, freestyles only or w.e else, SHUT UP now lol. This is as introspective song writing as it gets. Best verse on the song and probably whole album for sure. Budden came cool. Ortiz really killed this 2 talking about his family situation was dope. Probably my favorite song on the album.
Rating: 5/5

15. Killaz Ft. Melanie Rutherford - Hook is cool. Beat is hot. Hook is simple but effective. Royce comes off real fucked up on this which is good  :laugh: Ortiz came real right 2! Crooked had the tightest verse imo though. Especially how he starts it off with that space blast line. Budden came dope 2.
Rating: 4.75/5

Overall: Album of the year, everything I hoped, expected and more. Period.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: D-Nice on August 01, 2009, 03:33:34 PM
The next Slaughterhouse album is gonna be on some Life After Death/All Eyez On Me type shit beats wise. I put money on it. There will be some big time producers that once they hear this are going to want to in on the next project.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: famozni on August 01, 2009, 04:28:51 PM
anybody hook me up with a link?
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: AnybodyKilla on August 01, 2009, 04:37:13 PM
This is a crazy album, not 1 skippable song. Joell surprised me on this album BIG TIME, his flow on "Sound Off" was dope as fuck and he came deep on some too. They all came good on this album. Minus the skits (even though i didnt really mind them, some were funny) better beat for "Cukoo" and "Not Tonight" (the "Not Tonight" beat was used by Budden on his new album and Maino has used it aswell before Budden), this would be a classic. Still dope ass album and im copping it!!!
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: OchoCinco on August 01, 2009, 04:56:05 PM
the beat to Salute is making me go insane, i keep thinking my phone ringing when i listen to that track. annoying the fuck outta me
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 01, 2009, 04:58:55 PM
The next Slaughterhouse album is gonna be on some Life After Death/All Eyez On Me type shit beats wise. I put money on it. There will be some big time producers that once they hear this are going to want to in on the next project.

yeah, esspecially since Royce, Crooked & Joey are really like internet freaks, checking what people's opinons are.

next album will have 5 times as good of beats.

although i can't complain about these beats; they're so tight & fit the music well, in my opinon.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Matty on August 01, 2009, 05:03:18 PM
album is growing on me big time now 8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 01, 2009, 05:18:09 PM
The next Slaughterhouse album is gonna be on some Life After Death/All Eyez On Me type shit beats wise. I put money on it. There will be some big time producers that once they hear this are going to want to in on the next project.

yeah, esspecially since Royce, Crooked & Joey are really like internet freaks, checking what people's opinons are.

next album will have 5 times as good of beats.

although i can't complain about these beats; they're so tight & fit the music well, in my opinon.
producers are great on here from emile to porter to khalil
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The Watcher on August 01, 2009, 05:41:46 PM
on the album, for me its joell > royce > crooked > joe

joell is really gonna suprise alot of people once they listen to the album, dude came out of nowhere and bodies nearly every track
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Okka on August 01, 2009, 05:50:28 PM
I still haven't checked out this shit, need to do it tomorrow for real.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Webby05 on August 01, 2009, 05:51:25 PM
on the album, for me its joell > royce > crooked > joe

joell is really gonna suprise alot of people once they listen to the album, dude came out of nowhere and bodies nearly every track

wouldnt say he came from nowhere, Joells solo album is one of the best albums released in years
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Prof@ssor on August 01, 2009, 08:22:46 PM
the only problem i have with this album is the production..some songs are just outstanding though, especially the Focus track  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 01, 2009, 08:43:17 PM
on the album, for me its joell > royce > crooked > joe

joell is really gonna suprise alot of people once they listen to the album, dude came out of nowhere and bodies nearly every track

 I don't know if I can pick out one of them as being the best throughout the entire album.  To me, there were certain tracks where one of them stood out more than the others.  I think they all had a chance to shine on here.  But I have to agree with you that Joell did surprise me on this album.  He really brought his A-Game on here.  On the track "Sound Off," for example.  They all sound dope as fuck.  But I think Joell might have taken first place on that one.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Action! on August 01, 2009, 09:25:51 PM
I decided to add all the other tracks they made to the album before I listened to it...

1.  Sound Off
2.  Slaughterhouse
3.  Onslaught Ft. Nino Bless
4.  Lyrical Murders Ft. Kay Young
5.  Microphone
6.  Not Tonight
7.  The One Ft. New Royales
8.  Woodstook (Hood Hop) Ft. M.O.P
9.  In The Mind of Madness (Skit)
10.  Cuckoo
11.  Warror
12.  The Phone Call (Skit)
13.  Onslaught 2 Ft. Fatman Scoop
14.  Wack MCs
15.  Fight Club
16.  The Phone Call 2 (Skit)
17.  Salute Ft. Pharaoche Monch
18.  Pray (It's a Shame)
19.  Cut You Loose
20.  Rain Drops Ft. Novel
21.  Killaz Ft. Melanie Rutherford
22.  Move On Remix

So, yeah, with that said I think their album is fucking phenomenal but is missing those extra tracks that they gave us for free.

Joell Ortiz, as I mentioned, showed his versatility with his flow which is exactly why he's shining so hard on the tape.   How can you sleep on dude?  I tell you sons he is on the path to be a legend.   

Budden sounded dope for the most part and I loved his skit which is basically a big clever fuck you to Wu-Tang.  I have to admit his double time flow needs a lot of work. 

Crooked did his thing which is basically perfected so ....

Like Crooked Royce basically has his style perfected and he did his thing.

I had my speakers blasting loud so the album's production sounded tight but if you turn it down you can tell they deserve better production. 


I need to buy the album...
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: NiCc_FrUm_ThA_nO on August 01, 2009, 09:32:20 PM
4.5 on the first listen, only track I wasn't really feeling at first was Killerz, it'll grow on me tho. Can't wait to pick this up, one of those cd's u could bump and not press skip, they definently lived up to the hype.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jome on August 01, 2009, 09:43:59 PM
Dope ass album, but some annoying factors:

- Some of the hooks sounds real forced, they should def. work more on that..
- Joe Budden can be annoying at times. I don't get it, some times he rips it with a normal voice, but some times he's using this nasal voice, like he's impersonating some annoying female or something.
- I expected DJ Khalil to have 2 of the 5 hottest beats on the album, but instead he produced the 2 worst tracks, one of them even a single.. wtf.
- Why doesn't Ortiz get his Twista on, more often? He ripped it on track 1, he should try that again if the beat allows it.
- Skits.. throwing phone calls on the album is so 1994. At least do it on the end of a song, so it doesn't take up a track number.
- Cuckoo. Yes, it annoys me, lol.
- Why the motherfluck would you have a legend like Pharoahe Monch and only make them him do the hook.. Salute nearly begged for a Pharoahe verse.  >:( Same goes for the M.O.P. track that didn't make it.
- Name-dropping each of the group members so many times can a get a lil annoying, it's borderline ass-kissing. Done creatively most of the times though.

Nit-picking.. yeah, probably.  :D

Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 01, 2009, 09:49:05 PM
Dope ass album, but some annoying factors:

- Some of the hooks sounds real forced, they should def. work more on that..
- Joe Budden can be annoying at times. I don't get it, some times he rips it with a normal voice, but some times he's using this nasal voice, like he's impersonating some annoying female or something.
- I expected DJ Khalil to have 2 of the 5 hottest beats on the album, but instead he produced the 2 worst tracks, one of them even a single.. wtf.
- Why doesn't Ortiz get his Twista on, more often? He ripped it on track 1, he should try that again if the beat allows it.
- Skits.. throwing phone calls on the album is so 1994. At least do it on the end of a song, so it doesn't take up a track number.
- Cuckoo. Yes, it annoys me, lol.
- Why the motherfluck would you have a legend like Pharoahe Monch and only make them him do the hook.. Salute nearly begged for a Pharoahe verse.  >:( Same goes for the M.O.P. track that didn't make it.
- Name-dropping each of the group members so many times can a get a lil annoying, it's borderline ass-kissing. Done creatively most of the times though.

Nit-picking.. yeah, probably.  :D


jome if ready to die didnt drop in 94 but dropped today wuld you look for 10 things to hate about that album?? i feel you rather point out the bad than just enjoy the damn music
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Action! on August 01, 2009, 09:54:29 PM
Jome ain't hating.  He's just sharing thoughts.  Let's not make this negative....with that said...

Dope ass album, but some annoying factors:

- Some of the hooks sounds real forced, they should def. work more on that..
- Joe Budden can be annoying at times. I don't get it, some times he rips it with a normal voice, but some times he's using this nasal voice, like he's impersonating some annoying female or something.
- I expected DJ Khalil to have 2 of the 5 hottest beats on the album, but instead he produced the 2 worst tracks, one of them even a single.. wtf.
- Why doesn't Ortiz get his Twista on, more often? He ripped it on track 1, he should try that again if the beat allows it.
- Skits.. throwing phone calls on the album is so 1994. At least do it on the end of a song, so it doesn't take up a track number.
- Cuckoo. Yes, it annoys me, lol.
- Why the motherfluck would you have a legend like Pharoahe Monch and only make them him do the hook.. Salute nearly begged for a Pharoahe verse.  >:( Same goes for the M.O.P. track that didn't make it.
- Name-dropping each of the group members so many times can a get a lil annoying, it's borderline ass-kissing. Done creatively most of the times though.

Nit-picking.. yeah, probably.  :D
To provide some reflection on your comments...not disagreeing just some counter arguments, thoughts i had

1.  I'm glad Ortiz doesn't use that flow all the time.  It makes appreciate him more when he switches it up like when Crooked I did W's Down.

2.  Dj Khalil is working on Detox and is most likely expensive

3.  What hooks do you dislike?

4.  I'm glad they kept guest verses to a minimum due to the fact their are 4 major spitters on the album, it's better they dominant.

5.  Name dropping "slaughterhouse" or any of the members is important only because if the blow outside of the internet  and their selective regional markets who knows who is who?

6.  Cuckoo is amazing.  I love when a track purposefully is something and succeeds.  Cuckoo is supposed to sound that way.  It's brilliant!  

As for the phone skits that's just nit picking but they were weak compared to Budden's skit.  It would've been better if they each had their own skit adapted to their individual personalities so you get a sense of each member.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Action! on August 01, 2009, 10:04:45 PM
ALSO!

Is that 50 cent on the beginning of Salute?  I turned my head like what the fuck?
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 01, 2009, 10:09:45 PM
ALSO!

Is that 50 cent on the beginning of Salute?  I turned my head like what the fuck?

LOL, i think so.

i was hype when i heard 50 made the cut, technically. ;D
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: TRG on August 01, 2009, 10:10:07 PM
ALSO!

Is that 50 cent on the beginning of Salute?  I turned my head like what the fuck?

I did the exact same thing. Sound like a mixtape intro or something. Came outta nowhere.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Kool Beenz on August 01, 2009, 10:14:40 PM
downloading it now im gonna listen to it then drop my feedback and see if its worth buying
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: TRG on August 01, 2009, 10:14:54 PM
Dope ass album, but some annoying factors:

- Some of the hooks sounds real forced, they should def. work more on that..
- Joe Budden can be annoying at times. I don't get it, some times he rips it with a normal voice, but some times he's using this nasal voice, like he's impersonating some annoying female or something.
- I expected DJ Khalil to have 2 of the 5 hottest beats on the album, but instead he produced the 2 worst tracks, one of them even a single.. wtf.
- Why doesn't Ortiz get his Twista on, more often? He ripped it on track 1, he should try that again if the beat allows it.
- Skits.. throwing phone calls on the album is so 1994. At least do it on the end of a song, so it doesn't take up a track number.
- Cuckoo. Yes, it annoys me, lol.
- Why the motherfluck would you have a legend like Pharoahe Monch and only make them him do the hook.. Salute nearly begged for a Pharoahe verse.  >:( Same goes for the M.O.P. track that didn't make it.
- Name-dropping each of the group members so many times can a get a lil annoying, it's borderline ass-kissing. Done creatively most of the times though.

Nit-picking.. yeah, probably.  :D



I agree with most of that. Especially the skits. I dont think they were even necessary :-\

Monch def should've had a verse. 1 guest verse would've been fine with me, especially if it came from Pharoahe Monch.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 01, 2009, 11:25:21 PM
 Wow...I just saw on another forum a fan-made version of this album where they cut Crooked I's verses out of the album.  >:(     They even cut his pic off the album cover. (Gave it some stupid name like "There's No I in Slaughterhouse." It was originally posted by some dude from a Joe Budden fan site.  The amount of hate Crooked I gets from some of the Joe Budden fans still amazes me.  Lol...And even some of the people on this other forum that were defending Crooked were saying shit like "oh, he wasn't that bad," or " Crooked's aight," or "every group has to have a weak link..." WTF!?! Weak Link?  Not that bad?  Dude was a standout on quite a few of the tracks.  I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Booz on August 01, 2009, 11:56:36 PM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on August 02, 2009, 02:09:01 AM
ALSO!

Is that 50 cent on the beginning of Salute?  I turned my head like what the fuck?

LOL, i think so.

i was hype when i heard 50 made the cut, technically. ;D

Hah I would love to see 50 actually make a track with these dudes. He's cool as hell with Mr Porter so it wouldn't of been a thing to get that on the start of his track, bugged me out though lol
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 02:09:08 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: GimmeYourShoes on August 02, 2009, 03:07:09 AM
Mixtape material. Like action films in 2009, the album is too loud most of the time. Slaughterhouse is like a bodybuilding contest on a CD, everyone is just flexing their muscles. The songs are loosely connected together. Often I feel like I'm listening one of those awful "This is hits 199X" collections they put out in the 90s. I give it two and a half butcher knives out of five.

Mentionable songs:
Rain Drops
Onslaught 2
Cut You Loose
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: virtuoso on August 02, 2009, 06:31:56 AM
Mixtape material. Like action films in 2009, the album is too loud most of the time. Slaughterhouse is like a bodybuilding contest on a CD, everyone is just flexing their muscles. The songs are loosely connected together. Often I feel like I'm listening one of those awful "This is hits 199X" collections they put out in the 90s. I give it two and a half butcher knives out of five.

Mentionable songs:
Rain Drops
Onslaught 2
Cut You Loose

C'est la vie, can't please everyone all the time
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: S.C. The Beast on August 02, 2009, 06:56:32 AM
the 50 cent intro for salute me, that is a sample. for those who were wondering. dope, dope, dope album. some of y'all just fucking critisize every little thing.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: wcsoldier on August 02, 2009, 07:53:02 AM
Dope album , far from being flawless though ... the overall production could have been better and darker , some hooks sound very forced , 3 skits are useless ...  I doubt I will still bump this in 2 or 3 months ...
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 02, 2009, 07:57:41 AM
this is why we had all those classics in the 90's; the Illmatics, the Me Against The Worlds, the Ready To Die's; nobody took out the scalpel & found every last thing they didn't about those albums. :laugh:
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 02, 2009, 07:59:18 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life?  
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: wcsoldier on August 02, 2009, 08:08:31 AM
the albums you mentioned were not flawless either ...  but they were much better than this one ....  it's not because 95% of rap is wack nowadays that I have to call the one of the 1st consistent album this we got this year a classic in my book ... y'all should take the negative critics on this album less seriously , Slaugterhouse ain't the second coming of hip hop ..
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 02, 2009, 08:17:18 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 02, 2009, 08:22:41 AM
I doubt I will still bump this in 2 or 3 months ...

Agreed. The album gets more boring the more I listen to it. The beats really aren't doing it for me. I predict the next album they do will be much better. They need to steer clear of Streetrunner as he is not a great producer for me. Khalil was a letdown on here big time. Alchemist, Emile, Focus and Mr Porter came through alright for me, not their strongest beats. Keep them (including Khalil, he just better bring some better beats next time) and get some Premo on the next one and it should be better.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 08:24:34 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life?  
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

Yeah, I'm not talking about here. I'm talking about at Budden's forum. That's where the majority of the anti-Crooked, anti-Joell, anti-Royce charades goes down. Hell even anti-Joe sometimes depending on the circumstances. LOL

Also, if it ain't Mood Muzik-style of music, then they're gonna be hard to please. Lastly, I also think that whenever either Joell, Crooked or Royce stand out or shines more over a Slaughter House track, they're hesitant to give props to that artist. It's like they don't wanna acknowledge that those other 3 dudes are actually dope. They always try to find fault in something with those artists. But I will say that Joe gets criticized too, but in a different way.

Part of their issue with people like Crooked is that they think he's too technical and heavy with the multi-syllable style of raps. They feel like he has no substance and that all he does is rhyme random words together. Yet those same people will turn around and say they love Eminem's music. SMH That's not a slight to Em, because I'm a fan of his too.

Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 02, 2009, 08:25:57 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 08:28:32 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 02, 2009, 08:30:42 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

Geez.  That's ridiculous too.  That's like the ultimate insult to the four people who spent the time and effort to make this album great. 
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 02, 2009, 08:31:02 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

For real? Link please.   :laugh:
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: wcsoldier on August 02, 2009, 08:31:55 AM
I doubt I will still bump this in 2 or 3 months ...

Agreed. The album gets more boring the more I listen to it. The beats really aren't doing it for me. I predict the next album they do will be much better. They need to steer clear of Streetrunner as he is not a great producer for me. Khalil was a letdown on here big time. Alchemist, Emile, Focus and Mr Porter came through alright for me, not their strongest beats. Keep them (including Khalil, he just better bring some better beats next time) and get some Premo on the next one and it should be better.

I wish they would do a darker album ...  most of the beats should come from Alchemist , Havoc , Primo ...
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 08:32:50 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

Geez.  That's ridiculous too.  That's like the ultimate insult to the four people who spent the time and effort to make this album great. 

I know who the dude is that made the Crooked I-less Slaughter House album. He's from Budden's forum. The Budden-less Slaughter House album on the other hand was made by someone from the SOHH forums.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 08:34:43 AM
I doubt I will still bump this in 2 or 3 months ...

Agreed. The album gets more boring the more I listen to it. The beats really aren't doing it for me. I predict the next album they do will be much better. They need to steer clear of Streetrunner as he is not a great producer for me. Khalil was a letdown on here big time. Alchemist, Emile, Focus and Mr Porter came through alright for me, not their strongest beats. Keep them (including Khalil, he just better bring some better beats next time) and get some Premo on the next one and it should be better.

I wish they would do a darker album ...  most of the beats should come from Alchemist , Havoc , Primo ...

I can confirm that Royce has already said that Alchemist & Premo will be on the next Slaughter House album. They've already got a couple of Alchemist beats in the stash.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 02, 2009, 08:38:02 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

Geez.  That's ridiculous too.  That's like the ultimate insult to the four people who spent the time and effort to make this album great. 

I know who the dude is that made the Crooked I-less Slaughter House album. He's from Budden's forum. The Budden-less Slaughter House album on the other hand was made by someone from the SOHH forums.

What is the SOHH Forum?  I think I've seen it mentioned on here before, but I have to confess that I don't think I even know what it is.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: pootypooty on August 02, 2009, 08:40:52 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

Geez.  That's ridiculous too.  That's like the ultimate insult to the four people who spent the time and effort to make this album great. 

I know who the dude is that made the Crooked I-less Slaughter House album. He's from Budden's forum. The Budden-less Slaughter House album on the other hand was made by someone from the SOHH forums.

What is the SOHH Forum?  I think I've seen it mentioned on here before, but I have to confess that I don't think I even know what it is.

This > http://forums.projectcovo.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=1
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: wcsoldier on August 02, 2009, 08:41:37 AM
Some people need to find better things to do than wasting time to edit one rapper's all verses on an album ... seriously
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 02, 2009, 08:41:57 AM
I doubt I will still bump this in 2 or 3 months ...

Agreed. The album gets more boring the more I listen to it. The beats really aren't doing it for me. I predict the next album they do will be much better. They need to steer clear of Streetrunner as he is not a great producer for me. Khalil was a letdown on here big time. Alchemist, Emile, Focus and Mr Porter came through alright for me, not their strongest beats. Keep them (including Khalil, he just better bring some better beats next time) and get some Premo on the next one and it should be better.

I wish they would do a darker album ...  most of the beats should come from Alchemist , Havoc , Primo ...

I can confirm that Royce has already said that Alchemist & Premo will be on the next Slaughter House album. They've already got a couple of Alchemist beats in the stash.

Excellent.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 02, 2009, 08:43:33 AM
Some people need to find better things to do than wasting time to edit one rapper's all verses on an album ... seriously

Was thinking that too. They've obviously got a bit too much time on their hands.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 02, 2009, 09:00:52 AM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

BTW, there's also a Budden-less Slaughter House album floating around now too. SMH

Geez.  That's ridiculous too.  That's like the ultimate insult to the four people who spent the time and effort to make this album great. 

I know who the dude is that made the Crooked I-less Slaughter House album. He's from Budden's forum. The Budden-less Slaughter House album on the other hand was made by someone from the SOHH forums.

What is the SOHH Forum?  I think I've seen it mentioned on here before, but I have to confess that I don't think I even know what it is.

This > http://forums.projectcovo.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=1

Lol.  Okay.  I checked it out, and found the link to what you were talking about.  I can't believe people waste their time editing an album like that.   I think doing that is just as bad as taking Crooked I off the album.  People do have too much time on their hands.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jome on August 02, 2009, 10:45:44 AM
jome if ready to die didnt drop in 94 but dropped today wuld you look for 10 things to hate about that album?? i feel you rather point out the bad than just enjoy the damn music

The post must have went over your head.
Usually I can count the good tracks on a hiphop album on one hand, this time I had to look for negative/annoying factors instead, not "hate" as you put it.

To provide some reflection on your comments...not disagreeing just some counter arguments, thoughts i had

1.  I'm glad Ortiz doesn't use that flow all the time.  It makes appreciate him more when he switches it up like when Crooked I did W's Down.
2.  Dj Khalil is working on Detox and is most likely expensive
3.  What hooks do you dislike?
4.  I'm glad they kept guest verses to a minimum due to the fact their are 4 major spitters on the album, it's better they dominant.

As for the phone skits that's just nit picking but they were weak compared to Budden's skit.  It would've been better if they each had their own skit adapted to their individual personalities so you get a sense of each member.

1. Not all the time, but he should try it more often.
2. Doubt DJ Khalil is expensive yet, he's working with a lot of unknown acts.
3. Track 1, 4, 5 & 15 had poor hooks.
4. Pharoahe should of course have a verse, and Billy/Fame should at least have a back-and-forth verse on Woodstock.


LOL @ this:

Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-(No_Joe_Budden_Edition)-2009

Quote
┌Release Notes────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ fu*k Joe Budden. I was listening to "Cut You Loose" and I   │
│ decided to cut Buttons loose. He is featured on some tracks │
│ only because once he was on the hook, one was a skit and    │
│ the other time he did a half verse with Joell and I ain't   │
│ takin' out Ortiz.                                           │
│                                                             │
│ Next time, he shouldn't be opening his mouth about Hip-Hop  │
│ legends like Method Man. I'm sure he forgot to tell Method  │
│ about the jab on this album. NOT, he was probably to scared │
│ to get knocked the fu*k out without anybody bein' there to  │
│ save his bi*ch ass.                                         │
└───────────────────────


Slaughterhouse-There's_No_"I"_In_Slaughterhouse-2009

(http://i27.tinypic.com/34qjk0h.jpg)

Budden & Crooked-fans obviously have a dickriding championship going on..  :D

Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 02, 2009, 04:39:02 PM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life? 
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

they're fans like those "Joe Budden Groupies" for EVERY rapper lol.

you guys need to just look at the plain facts, Joe Budden has more online support than any other rapper, Wayne probably has more stans, but they don't post online.

not to mention Joe Budden has the most online support, but probably an equal amount of hating; he went at the "greatest rap group ever", people go online only to see people stating facts that he is better than their favorite rappers, people just gain hate.

it's like when you talk about two rappers, if there is a debating saying "Luda >>> T.I>", if points are made to support one artist, the T.I. fans will dislike Luda more & more, until they can't stand Luda & vice versa.

look at the real picture, people who hate on Budden have this to say;

he doesn't sell - the obvious reaching comment to try to make a point, when NOBODY sells lol, but it's funny because it's Joe Budden.
he's a complaing bitch - has nothing to do with the music he makes, but people don't like his opinons, but they continue to post on message boards preaching lol.
no charisma - the CLEAR, "i haven't heard a Joe Budden song since Pump It Up" lol, the Slaughterhouse album are probably the first verses people have heard since Pump It Up.

nothing to do with the music as you can see, besides the charisma thing; which is nuts because he clearly has some & at the same time makes deep, personal music.

 Yeah.  But I don't really understand what one thing has to do with the other.  For example, at least with Ludacris and T.I., those two rappers had beef with each other.  So you could see where their respective fans would feel more inclined to pick a side.  But with Joe Budden and Crooked I they're both friends.  There doesn't even need to be sides.  Maybe I haven't seen enough of this argument.  But I hadn't noticed Crooked I fans as a group, disrespecting Joe Budden.  Maybe they are now.  To me, it's the ultimate disrespect that they would make a version of this album where they completely cut Crooked I out.

i just picked two names for example.

but lets say you have Eminem vs. Crooked I, as you give strong points on Slim, the Crooked fans lose more & more love for Shady because somebody is comparing them to their favorite artist.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: R1ZE on August 02, 2009, 06:09:10 PM
buddens has the worst verse on damn near every song
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: MoodMuzik on August 02, 2009, 06:14:22 PM
buddens has the worst verse on damn near every song
so download the version without budden, dude gets trashed every other thread jus download the one without him
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: R1ZE on August 02, 2009, 06:39:27 PM
just giving my opinion

just finished the album... pretty good. inbetween 3.5 and 4 right now... i just think its too short and theres not enough highlights

best tracks: not tonight, onslaught 2, cut you loose
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Lunatic on August 02, 2009, 08:18:38 PM
I'm a huge Budden fan and also think he has the worst verse on most songs. He did come the best on Cuckoo though.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Action! on August 02, 2009, 08:37:00 PM
I still think Move On is their best song...though I personally love the album. 

If I were to remove my personal feelings I would say,

1. The beat selection was weak.  Cuckoo and the one probably had the best beats.  Why?  Each beat fits the concept of the songs. 

2.  There needed to be a strong conceptual tie-in for the album.  For example, the concept of the album could have been introducing the world to each of the 4 members.  They could have done this with 4 in the mind skits, one for each member.  I think that Budden skit was brilliant. 

But, as we all know even if some of us don't want to admit it, Slaughterhouse also serves as a major vehicle in moving their solo careers forward by increasing their fan bases and industry connections.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: ikke on August 02, 2009, 08:50:28 PM
I still think Move On is their best song...though I personally love the album. 

If I were to remove my personal feelings I would say,

1. The beat selection was weak.  Cuckoo and the one probably had the best beats.  Why?  Each beat fits the concept of the songs. 

2.  There needed to be a strong conceptual tie-in for the album.  For example, the concept of the album could have been introducing the world to each of the 4 members.  They could have done this with 4 in the mind skits, one for each member.  I think that Budden skit was brilliant. 

But, as we all know even if some of us don't want to admit it, Slaughterhouse also serves as a major vehicle in moving their solo careers forward by increasing their fan bases and industry connections.
like they got the cash for an album full of good beats
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on August 02, 2009, 08:50:28 PM
buddens has the worst verse on damn near every song

Yup I don't dislike dude at all but he sounded like he was struggling to keep up on most songs, escpecially the intro, 3 amazing verses, then Buddens comes on some average tip. That nasally voice with the ave flow he does is wack too, cos he has the ability to kill it. I think he was feeling himself too much on this and didn't push himself too hard, Roce and Crooked write to fast for him lol
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: R1ZE on August 02, 2009, 09:01:54 PM
I still think Move On is their best song...though I personally love the album. 

If I were to remove my personal feelings I would say,

1. The beat selection was weak.  Cuckoo and the one probably had the best beats.  Why?  Each beat fits the concept of the songs. 

2.  There needed to be a strong conceptual tie-in for the album.  For example, the concept of the album could have been introducing the world to each of the 4 members.  They could have done this with 4 in the mind skits, one for each member.  I think that Budden skit was brilliant. 

But, as we all know even if some of us don't want to admit it, Slaughterhouse also serves as a major vehicle in moving their solo careers forward by increasing their fan bases and industry connections.
like they got the cash for an album full of good beats

between the four of them? yes they do. and good doesnt necessarily mean expensive
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Lunatic on August 02, 2009, 09:47:06 PM
it ain't like cash comin out they own pockets for beats, most likely a budget
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: J.D. Wykid, Esq. on August 02, 2009, 10:02:42 PM
great album...amazing.

joel ortiz!!  HOLY SHIT!!  i think he stole the show with his rhymes.

the only thing i didnt like was that recycled sample they used on Not Tonight. 
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Meho on August 03, 2009, 02:35:05 AM
I'm gonna drop a short review tonight. I do have to say that Budden is definitely the weakest link and Ortiz surprisingly (or not) was the strongest. Quality lyricists and most important quality songwriter. Crooked and Royce tend to go off topic and just spaz out which ain't bad but it's not what I like hearing on albums.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Action! on August 03, 2009, 08:05:32 AM
I still think Move On is their best song...though I personally love the album. 

If I were to remove my personal feelings I would say,

1. The beat selection was weak.  Cuckoo and the one probably had the best beats.  Why?  Each beat fits the concept of the songs. 

2.  There needed to be a strong conceptual tie-in for the album.  For example, the concept of the album could have been introducing the world to each of the 4 members.  They could have done this with 4 in the mind skits, one for each member.  I think that Budden skit was brilliant. 

But, as we all know even if some of us don't want to admit it, Slaughterhouse also serves as a major vehicle in moving their solo careers forward by increasing their fan bases and industry connections.
like they got the cash for an album full of good beats

Yeah, I'm sure that's part of it.  Great beats tend to be more expensive but also it's a reflection of how one uses the beat.  Microphone is another good example of a beat put to proper use.

I'm a fan of the album so for me I'm just nitpicking.  I even thought Budden was dope even if he was the weakest link which I don't view him as.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: ikke on August 03, 2009, 08:08:15 AM
I still think Move On is their best song...though I personally love the album. 

If I were to remove my personal feelings I would say,

1. The beat selection was weak.  Cuckoo and the one probably had the best beats.  Why?  Each beat fits the concept of the songs. 

2.  There needed to be a strong conceptual tie-in for the album.  For example, the concept of the album could have been introducing the world to each of the 4 members.  They could have done this with 4 in the mind skits, one for each member.  I think that Budden skit was brilliant. 

But, as we all know even if some of us don't want to admit it, Slaughterhouse also serves as a major vehicle in moving their solo careers forward by increasing their fan bases and industry connections.
like they got the cash for an album full of good beats

Yeah, I'm sure that's part of it.  Great beats tend to be more expensive but also it's a reflection of how one uses the beat.  Microphone is another good example of a beat put to proper use.

I'm a fan of the album so for me I'm just nitpicking.  I even thought Budden was dope even if he was the weakest link which I don't view him as.
ofcourse, dre couldn't ask 250k for a beat if he sucked at producing
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 03, 2009, 08:13:48 AM
great album...amazing.

joel ortiz!!  HOLY SHIT!!  i think he stole the show with his rhymes.

the only thing i didnt like was that recycled sample they used on Not Tonight. 

Mostly all samples these days are recycled. Pete Rock used the sample on the 1st track better than Streetrunner used it.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Paul on August 03, 2009, 08:23:51 AM
Anybody else not really enjoy it that much?
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Pdizzle4sho on August 03, 2009, 08:35:52 AM
Anybody else not really enjoy it that much?
From the first few tracks...Not really...

More of a mixtape sounding album.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Invincible on August 03, 2009, 09:25:07 AM
Anybody else not really enjoy it that much?

Like I said, beat wise, no. They were a big letdown for me. But they did come good lyrically. Next album will be better for sure.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Okka on August 03, 2009, 09:42:20 AM
Anybody else not really enjoy it that much?

Like I said, beat wise, no. They were a big letdown for me. But they did come good lyrically. Next album will be better for sure.

Yeah, that's true. I was real dissapointed with the DJ Khalil beats on the album.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: NillerTheKid on August 03, 2009, 10:04:16 AM
Game would fir perfectly into this album, with all that name dropping
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Meho on August 03, 2009, 12:47:16 PM
Ok, here's my short review:

Sound Off - Good track to start the album, sort of like an intro. Ortiz definitely stole the show (crazy flow), Royce and Crook did their thing, Budden was the weakest. Nice production and chorus too. No clear sing of any songwriting but since it's the intro I can accept it (sort of like Luda does with all his intros). 4/5

Lyrical Murderers - like how the beat kicks in, Dre-ish beat from Focus who also stepped his mixing game up lately (Busta joints). Horrible chours, dude sounds like a Chris Brown clone (Kobe should've done the hook). Crooked I had a great verse on point with the topic, Royce was weak talking about gangsta shit not really on topic, Budden also rambling about random shit, Ortiz killed it again and stayed on topic. 4/5 (would get a 5/5 if it was only Crook & Ortiz)

Microphone - insane beat. I guess this beat called for another "I'm a super lyrical MC" type of track. Budden is the best on this one, real sharp delivery. Other 3 were cool, what you'd expect from them. 4/5

Not Tonight- as soon as the beat and chorus kicks in I got a feeling like they jacked a Jay song (maybe Roc Boyz?). Anyways, like the vibe of this song, more fun and chilled. I probably like Budden most, then Ortiz and then Royce. They all seemed in comfortable while Crooked sounded out of place, like he didn't know how to rap with this type of vibe. 4/5

The One - everybody heard this by now, nothing special 3/5

Cuckoo - not feeling this track at all. From annoying Khalil beat to the subject of the track itself; we've already had Lyrical Murderers and Microphone that are like a mix of this one 3/5

Onslaught 2 - Lovely soulful beat and 4 killed it. Another song with no real structure though. But because this could've been an even better intro track than Sound Off I'm giving it a  5/5

Salute - Love the beat as always with Porter and the chorus is the shit. Don't like what they decided to do with this beat though, Royce and Budden sounded like they about to fall asleep kicking the laid back flow, while Oritz showed how it's done proper, Crook was alright. 3/5

Pray - like the beat and chorus. Great storytelling from Ortiz, Royce again off topic but luckily picked up in the 2nd part of the verse, Crooked I did his thing 4,5/5

Cut You Lose - Another soulful beat like on Onslaight 2. Love the subject on this one, dissing the hip-hop game, all 4 of them were great 5/5

Rain Drops - Don't like the hook. But other than that a great introspecitve joint. Crooked I killed it with flow too 4,5/5

Killaz -  Another awful hook, average beat. Dissapointing ending of the album 3/5


Well the album has 2 predictable aspects; the production and songwriting. Especially the latter bothers me, too many random tracks not enought songs with a clear topic. Ortiz was the best on the album, stayed on topic most of the time and also a good mixture of delivery, flow and lyrics.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Paul on August 03, 2009, 01:06:21 PM
Anybody else not really enjoy it that much?

Like I said, beat wise, no. They were a big letdown for me. But they did come good lyrically. Next album will be better for sure.


I think thats whats dissapointing for me, i cant go back to a track just for the lyrics, not 1 track stood out for me, i like the Focus track if i had to say 1
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 03, 2009, 04:01:05 PM
Game would fir perfectly into this album, with all that name dropping

LOL, yeah right!
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jaydc555 on August 03, 2009, 04:14:00 PM
i got to listen to the album on friday and see them live on saturday!it worked out perfect
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: J.D. Wykid, Esq. on August 04, 2009, 01:04:03 AM
anyone who use to say "Budden is terrible" have a change of opinion after bumping this shit? ;D 8)
the exact opposite, actually.

i wasnt a fan before this, but after listening to the album a few times, he should of been left on the cutting room floor. he has a couple good verses but he cant even compete with royce, crooked or ortiz, who shined the most, imo. 

now im wondering more than ever why people ride his jock so much.  the other 3 really put it down, and joe was just "meh".

Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Kool Beenz on August 04, 2009, 02:45:38 AM
great album....

great for hip hop...

Joe budden is obviously the weakest out of all them........


wish Kurupt, any of of the bone thugs, tech n9ne, game, chami, ras kass, or eminem were on  a featured track... that would be fuckin dope...
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Booz on August 04, 2009, 02:56:08 AM
great album....

great for hip hop...

Joe budden is obviously the weakest out of all them........


wish Kurupt, any of of the bone thugs, tech n9ne, game, chami, ras kass, or eminem were on  a featured track... that would be fuckin dope...
Now that list seems more relevant based on mic skills at this moment.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: conor48 on August 04, 2009, 02:40:51 PM
great album....

great for hip hop...

Joe budden is obviously the weakest out of all them........


wish Kurupt, any of of the bone thugs, tech n9ne, game, chami, ras kass, or eminem were on  a featured track... that would be fuckin dope...
Now that list seems more relevant based on mic skills at this moment.

you forgot about krayzie bone..consistency personfied
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: S P I C E on August 04, 2009, 02:51:39 PM
Budden is getting way to much hate but that doesnt surprise me.  There wasn't one weak verse by anyone on this whole album.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on August 04, 2009, 03:00:55 PM
All I'm saying in this thread:

Disappointing song concepts
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on August 04, 2009, 03:02:30 PM
I just don't understand the mentality.  Like when you sign up to be a member of the Joe Budden fan club, do they make you sign a paper where you agree to hate on Crooked I for the rest of your natural life?  
Well you gotta understand that Joe made fun of Crooked I so they are obviously dickriding for Budden...goddamn, these must be the worst groupies ever.  :laugh:
I understand them though, they gotta cover-up any trace of Budden being the weakest link. Too bad Royce already said that Crooked killed these tracks.


Bottom line, Budden stans make Crooked I stans look like casual fans. They operate on another level. I know it sounds funny like I'm exaggerating, but it's true.

Make no mistake about it though, I like Joe Budden's music, which is all that matters.

Yeah.  I've noticed the Budden fans on here are very respectful.  So it isn't all the Budden fans.  But apparently, there's several places online where the Joe Budden fans are more like Joe Budden Cult members.  I also like Joe Budden's music.  But I don't see where it's written in stone that if you like Joe Budden songs, you have to hate Crooked I songs. lol  That doesn't make even a little bit of sense.  That's crazy.  Even Joe Budden himself likes Crooked I's music.  Why would his fans, as a group, decide Crooked I "is what's wrong with hip hop," ?  Ridiculous.

Yeah, I'm not talking about here. I'm talking about at Budden's forum. That's where the majority of the anti-Crooked, anti-Joell, anti-Royce charades goes down. Hell even anti-Joe sometimes depending on the circumstances. LOL

Also, if it ain't Mood Muzik-style of music, then they're gonna be hard to please. Lastly, I also think that whenever either Joell, Crooked or Royce stand out or shines more over a Slaughter House track, they're hesitant to give props to that artist. It's like they don't wanna acknowledge that those other 3 dudes are actually dope. They always try to find fault in something with those artists. But I will say that Joe gets criticized too, but in a different way.

Part of their issue with people like Crooked is that they think he's too technical and heavy with the multi-syllable style of raps. They feel like he has no substance and that all he does is rhyme random words together. Yet those same people will turn around and say they love Eminem's music. SMH That's not a slight to Em, because I'm a fan of his too.



That is exactly the reason I stopped posting there after the jump to JBTV.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: S P I C E on August 04, 2009, 03:05:55 PM
All I'm saying in this thread:

Disappointing song concepts

Yeah that is my only complaint with this album
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on August 04, 2009, 03:09:01 PM
All I'm saying in this thread:

Disappointing song concepts

Yeah that is my only complaint with this album

I absolutely can't stand A.D.D. verses, no matter how lyrical they are..
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: GSmith on August 04, 2009, 04:32:16 PM
Does anyone els find it funny they mention Eminem three times on the album? I hope they make a track together.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Makaveli's Food & Liquor on August 04, 2009, 05:05:41 PM
Hmmn this is a solid album, dope considering the short time period they made it in but is it just me or is there hardly any replay value to this? When i go to listen to it, i find myself only either playing 'Sound Off', 'Microphone' (best song on the album) or 'Raindrops' everything else gets a tad boring like a minute in.

The best thing about the album is that Royce is all over it, Joell really proved how good he is and well Crooked did the wat was expected, the low point was Budden, he really got shown up on this imo, its not that hes so much worse than the others i just think that he sounded lazy

A second album would be something to look forward to but i doubt they'll be around that long as a group
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jaydc555 on August 04, 2009, 05:36:15 PM
I dont know i love this album and people complaining about concepts and that i mean 95 percent of hip hop albums are like that so youd think you would be used to it by now.I think ive listened to it around 20 times now and im always catching hot lines.But me personally i would rather listen to an emcee just flow with no hook for 15 minutes then listen to some boring structured song with a hook every 30 seconds.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on August 04, 2009, 06:27:59 PM
I dont know i love this album and people complaining about concepts and that i mean 95 percent of hip hop albums are like that so youd think you would be used to it by now.I think ive listened to it around 20 times now and im always catching hot lines.But me personally i would rather listen to an emcee just flow with no hook for 15 minutes then listen to some boring structured song with a hook every 30 seconds.

They're not telling a story on most of the tracks though.  There's no message that is gonna reach you..  This is why I rate Lupe Fiasco in my top 5 right now..  He's as lyrical as any of them, but he tells a story/message with his skills..  We discussed this before the album dropped, with why Move On was their best song yet..  I think Joe Budden and Papoose prove how you just can't spit some shit for 8 minutes..  A hook helps bring a song together, it helps get the message across..  A structured song is one finely created and shows a true caring for the craft by the artist imo.

I just wish the songs would make me think about something more important/relevant to my life than how they just twisted some words up..  They got one half of the formula down, but the other half isn't there..

With that being said, it's good for a couple spins through to catch some good lines, but after you've heard/figured them all out, there's no replay value at all..
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Jaydc555 on August 04, 2009, 06:56:59 PM
If you want that music then go listen to that music,Everyone knew what slaughterhouse was going to be about from the very beginning.Straight lyrics.I mean go listen to wu tangs first album that album was the same no real concepts,just straight out emceeing.Not everything has to be story telling and heart wrenching.This is what it is,I personally love it.
Title: Re: SLAUGHTERHOUSE DISCUSSION THREAD (SLAUGUSTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
Post by: OG Hack Wilson on August 04, 2009, 07:45:12 PM
People at joe buddens forum make me laugh so hard.A bunch of them are trashing the album saying its got no content.They just want a song full of depressing music.And then some are saying crooked i represents everything that is wrong with hip hop...like what the fuck.I love joe but hes got the fucking weirdest fans in the world i swear

that forum is FULL of idiots in the Joe Budden section


fucking morons LOL.  "yeah Joey is God, but that Crooked I, he's bad for hip hop" LMAO
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: you gon always be my latin queen bitch on August 04, 2009, 08:19:29 PM
sounds like a crazy album
joels flow on one of the first traxx is crazy

the song wit p.monch is produced by mr porter isnt it?  (sounds like its him)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on August 04, 2009, 09:02:13 PM
sounds like a crazy album
joels flow on one of the first traxx is crazy

the song wit p.monch is produced by mr porter isnt it?  (sounds like its him)

Yeah bro, Porter always brings the heat
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: you gon always be my latin queen bitch on August 04, 2009, 09:03:14 PM
am i readin it wrong or does the first page say produced by streetrunner?




sounds like a crazy album
joels flow on one of the first traxx is crazy

the song wit p.monch is produced by mr porter isnt it?  (sounds like its him)

Yeah bro, Porter always brings the heat
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: dubsmith_nz on August 04, 2009, 11:03:47 PM
am i readin it wrong or does the first page say produced by streetrunner?




sounds like a crazy album
joels flow on one of the first traxx is crazy

the song wit p.monch is produced by mr porter isnt it?  (sounds like its him)

Yeah bro, Porter always brings the heat

Those credits got it wrong.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Paul on August 05, 2009, 06:28:50 AM
I dont know i love this album and people complaining about concepts and that i mean 95 percent of hip hop albums are like that so youd think you would be used to it by now.I think ive listened to it around 20 times now and im always catching hot lines.But me personally i would rather listen to an emcee just flow with no hook for 15 minutes then listen to some boring structured song with a hook every 30 seconds.

They're not telling a story on most of the tracks though.  There's no message that is gonna reach you..  This is why I rate Lupe Fiasco in my top 5 right now..  He's as lyrical as any of them, but he tells a story/message with his skills..  We discussed this before the album dropped, with why Move On was their best song yet..  I think Joe Budden and Papoose prove how you just can't spit some shit for 8 minutes..  A hook helps bring a song together, it helps get the message across..  A structured song is one finely created and shows a true caring for the craft by the artist imo.

I just wish the songs would make me think about something more important/relevant to my life than how they just twisted some words up..  They got one half of the formula down, but the other half isn't there..

With that being said, it's good for a couple spins through to catch some good lines, but after you've heard/figured them all out, there's no replay value at all..


Good post
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 05, 2009, 07:13:27 AM
I dont know i love this album and people complaining about concepts and that i mean 95 percent of hip hop albums are like that so youd think you would be used to it by now.I think ive listened to it around 20 times now and im always catching hot lines.But me personally i would rather listen to an emcee just flow with no hook for 15 minutes then listen to some boring structured song with a hook every 30 seconds.

They're not telling a story on most of the tracks though.  There's no message that is gonna reach you..  This is why I rate Lupe Fiasco in my top 5 right now..  He's as lyrical as any of them, but he tells a story/message with his skills..  We discussed this before the album dropped, with why Move On was their best song yet..  I think Joe Budden and Papoose prove how you just can't spit some shit for 8 minutes..  A hook helps bring a song together, it helps get the message across..  A structured song is one finely created and shows a true caring for the craft by the artist imo.

I just wish the songs would make me think about something more important/relevant to my life than how they just twisted some words up..  They got one half of the formula down, but the other half isn't there..

With that being said, it's good for a couple spins through to catch some good lines, but after you've heard/figured them all out, there's no replay value at all..

 I agree with most of what you're saying in this post.  I think having hooks on songs is important.  But it seems like most of their songs have hooks.  Also, I agree that a good hip hop album can't be all about just flexing one's lyrical skills.  There has to be more to the content than just clever punchlines.  But Slaughterhouse has several story/concept tracks on their album ("Salute," "Pray," and "Raindrops," for example).
 In my opinion this album was put out in haste so that Slaughterhouse could have the cd out at the same time that they were on tour.  But I think for the amount of time they had to finish the album, it turned out great.  I'm not saying it couldn't have been better, had they been able to take more time to complete it.  But I think for the timetable they had to work within,  the album is already better than 95% of the hip hop music that the industry keeps churning out. 
 Also, as a Crooked I fan, I think I'd rather take a slightly flawed, but still brilliant album that is released relatively on time, over them promising to deliver a "perfect" album, that will undoubtedly suffer from delay after delay.  At least, this first time out.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on August 05, 2009, 02:51:31 PM
^^ lol you're right...  There are a few songs off this that I will play for ages I think.  Some music is better than no music..  I love Pray and Raindrops..  Soundoff is off the chain too.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: K-MACC on August 05, 2009, 09:04:04 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 05, 2009, 09:06:49 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

co-sign.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: OG Hack Wilson on August 05, 2009, 09:07:23 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash

just like your posts on this board
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 05, 2009, 09:08:51 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash

just like your posts on this board

ohhhhhhhh snapppp! :o
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: K-MACC on August 06, 2009, 12:14:37 AM
hack & cham keep riding the dick, shits a flop accept it  :'(
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Prof@ssor on August 06, 2009, 07:02:58 AM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

co-sign.

Ohhhh..mad your Joe sucked on the album? haha
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 06, 2009, 10:45:10 AM
hack & cham keep riding the dick, shits a flop accept it  :'(

i co-signed; worst album in hip hop history.

slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

co-sign.

Ohhhh..mad your Joe sucked on the album? haha

he was outshined, he didn't suck.

you can't point out one verse by any of them that was weak.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 06, 2009, 11:02:42 AM
hack & cham keep riding the dick, shits a flop accept it  :'(

i co-signed; worst album in hip hop history.

slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

co-sign.

Ohhhh..mad your Joe sucked on the album? haha

he was outshined, he didn't suck.

you can't point out one verse by any of them that was weak.

lol.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Makaveli's Food & Liquor on August 06, 2009, 11:08:41 AM
Joeys verse on Sound Off was really weak if u compare it to everyone elses on that tune tbf
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 06, 2009, 12:35:36 PM
Joeys verse on Sound Off was really weak if u compare it to everyone elses on that tune tbf

worst on the song, but it still wasn't a weak verse.

the others had unreal verses.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: G3ne on August 06, 2009, 05:02:58 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

what about giving a reason?  8)
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: FuckTheWorld on August 06, 2009, 05:06:58 PM
WOW The album is fuckin INSANEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

wow damn
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 06, 2009, 05:07:37 PM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

what about giving a reason?  8)

don't you know the members? the 4 WORST rappers in all of rap. you fool! :P
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Westcoastin' on August 06, 2009, 09:43:28 PM
wow.. i just read thru the first couple pages of this thread, nothin but 4.5/5 reviews...  can't wait to give it a listen
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 06, 2009, 10:11:41 PM
wow.. i just read thru the first couple pages of this thread, nothin but 4.5/5 reviews...  can't wait to give it a listen

yeah, sick album; best of the year so far.

you waitin' on coppin' the official shit?
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: G3ne on August 07, 2009, 03:31:07 AM
slaugterhouse album is trash not 1 good song on the disc. shits wack  :-X

what about giving a reason?  8)

don't you know the members? the 4 WORST rappers in all of rap. you fool! :P

word
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Westcoastin' on August 07, 2009, 02:07:20 PM
wow.. i just read thru the first couple pages of this thread, nothin but 4.5/5 reviews...  can't wait to give it a listen

yeah, sick album; best of the year so far.

you waitin' on coppin' the official shit?

I was waiting til I had 40+ minutes straight in my ride to hear it with the subs..    did it this morning,   I'm pretty satisfied with it...  havent heard such a consistent album in awhile
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Nutty on August 07, 2009, 03:22:19 PM
havent heard such a consistent album in awhile

Some real nice tracks. Favourite track, Sound Off. They compliment each others styles nicely. If this was all done in 6 days, imagine what they could've done with more time.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Fuck Your Existence on August 07, 2009, 10:25:20 PM
i caved and peeped some tracks finally....lyrical murderers is my shit
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: you gon always be my latin queen bitch on August 08, 2009, 10:35:33 AM
aite i was gon say this sound like mr porter lol




am i readin it wrong or does the first page say produced by streetrunner?




sounds like a crazy album
joels flow on one of the first traxx is crazy

the song wit p.monch is produced by mr porter isnt it?  (sounds like its him)

Yeah bro, Porter always brings the heat

Those credits got it wrong.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 08, 2009, 05:52:58 PM
is it just me or did Crooked I just flat out DESTROY his verse of Killaz? :o
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: JohnnyL on August 08, 2009, 07:18:16 PM
is it just me or did Crooked I just flat out DESTROY his verse of Killaz? :o

Yeah.  Was just listenin' to that in my car a little bit ago.  Crooked tore his verse to shreds.  I'm surprised more people aren't feelin' this track.  Great track to end the cd on, in my opinion.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 08, 2009, 08:19:39 PM
is it just me or did Crooked I just flat out DESTROY his verse of Killaz? :o

Yeah.  Was just listenin' to that in my car a little bit ago.  Crooked tore his verse to shreds.  I'm surprised more people aren't feelin' this track.  Great track to end the cd on, in my opinion.

amazing song.
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: OG Hack Wilson on August 09, 2009, 06:53:25 PM
hack & cham keep riding the dick, shits a flop accept it  :'(
it hasn't even been released yet you homo
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Chamillitary Click on August 09, 2009, 07:19:49 PM
hack & cham keep riding the dick, shits a flop accept it  :'(
it hasn't even been released yet you homo

LOLOL!
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: Fuck Your Existence on August 09, 2009, 07:42:06 PM
damn k-macc stays angry. this cd def didnt disappoint and ill def be puttin money down tuesday. and i c/s crook bodying that killaz track
Title: Re: Slaughterhouse-Slaughterhouse-2009-H3X (Discussion Thread)
Post by: herpes on August 09, 2009, 08:41:45 PM
I won't listen to it until it drops Tuesday, goin head to best buy on my lunch break.