Eminem - Revival (2017) (Official Discussion Thread)

[Blood$]

Kodak Black > Eminem right now

[Lucifuge]

Love The Way You Lie pt.2

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Video is trash.

[2Relevant]

Kodak Black > Eminem right now

dont be surprised if your little retarded trap clone goes on a long vacation

[Dargine]

Listened a couple times.

Fav. tracks so far:

Heat
Framed
Arose
Tragic Endings
Castle
Offended
Believe
Bad Husband
Nowhere Fast
Walk On Water

Don't like the rest as much. Chloraseptic might grow on me tho'. Also really like the Revival interlude, too bad Em' didn't make a full song out of that.

[Sccit]

Finally got around through the first half and so far only song I can fux wit is framed ..

Pretty much what I expected

Lyrical ability is still there, it’s just the production is weak and overall sound is fruity

[Chamillitary Click]

Wonder if he made this album to booster the facade of his older albums being good.

Like Relapse to me ranks like 5th of his albums, but it would probably sound like a classic in comparison to this.

I've been pushing the conspiracy theory with newer artists, in general, that guys who push the genre like Jay, Em, Ye, Kendick, Drake, etc. love all these new acts. Makes their music sound almost timeless (even their average shit) in comparison to what gets microwaved & thrown out to the public today.

Like cut out the acts that are underground-ish & don't push units & not the heavy hitters I named, I'd probably take (for example) Blueprint 3 over any mainstream album from these newer acts, who sell or have a huge single, by a mile.

[Sccit]

Wonder if he made this album to booster the facade of his older albums being good.

Like Relapse to me ranks like 5th of his albums, but it would probably sound like a classic in comparison to this.

I've been pushing the conspiracy theory with newer artists, in general, that guys who push the genre like Jay, Em, Ye, Kendick, Drake, etc. love all these new acts. Makes their music sound almost timeless (even their average shit) in comparison to what gets microwaved & thrown out to the public today.

Like cut out the acts that are underground-ish & don't push units & not the heavy hitters I named, I'd probably take (for example) Blueprint 3 over any mainstream album from these newer acts, who sell or have a huge single, by a mile.

It’s no secret .. even Kendrick overrated like a mufucka cuz how weak the game is

[ILoveQSeven]

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[Sccit]

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Best joint on the album.

[Dogg Ly Dogg]

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Best joint on the album.

Best beat on the album because that song is still trash and even worse with that video

[Sccit]

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Best joint on the album.

Best beat on the album because that song is still trash and even worse with that video

NOT VINTAGE EM, BUT I WOULDNT CALL IT "TRASH"

[Chamillitary Click]

Garbage lol. Video reminds me of "3am".

[HighEyeCue]

don't like the video but the track goes

[Konnekted]

This album is a lot better than Eminems Marshal Mathers LP2. The Overall feel is way better and the production come together way better than
expected. Rick Rubin is starting to work with Eminem tracks now. Just take "Walk On Water" (feat. Beyonce) produced by Rubin what a great way to start with as a first single. Great subject matter and the lyrics make you feel something. "Believe" is one of the best songs I've heard from Em.
"Chloraseptic" (feat. Presher) is one some next level shit and couldn't be left out of this kind of album. Eminem is always on some next shiet.
"Untouchable" didn't really speak to me at first but after a few listen I totally get why this song was a must have on the CD. Em is real.
"River" (feat. Ed Sheeran) is a pop-single more of less but it works for everybody and isn't something that could get left out of this album.
"Revival" (Interlude) is very good.
"Bad Husband" (feat. X Ambassadors) is also one of the best tracks on the album. Em comes clear.
"Tragic Endings" (feat. Skylar Grey) is one of those Em-songs you just gotta love, at least I did. I like Skylar Grey and the subject matter is real.
"Framed" is classic Eminem-shit and is greatly produced by Fred Wreck. Wouldn't be a great album without this track. Love the video.
"Nowhere Fast" (feat. Kehlani) is a fresh sounding track that definitely works on the radio like all of Em´s music need to does, just realise it. He still
get-it-together both lyrically and production-wise nowadays.
"Castle" is a very good song and the subject matter couldn't be better. This is damn near perfectionism.
"Arose" is the best way to end an album like this. The subject matter is honest and ya´ll can't complain how complete and how real he comes off.

[OriginalVersion]

^^^ I'm a die hard fan of Eminem, and there's no way you can be serious. I mean, we all have our opinions...but this album....