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dubsmith_nz:

--- Quote from: Episcop Cruel Cvrle on June 08, 2010, 02:25:32 PM ---
--- Quote from: dubsmith_nz on June 08, 2010, 02:19:17 PM ---^^^ Word Ozzie sounds dope on that hook!

Listening to this album last night Albums sounded a lot doper 2nd time around, a lot more introspective than I intially thought.

I couldn't help but think how huge this album is gonna be, so many cross over singles on there. If dre wanted/needed promo for Detox he shoulda jumped on that joint with Rihanna, that songs gonna be huge.

That "Almost Famous" gives me a Havoc vibe, anyone know who produced it?

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Very good beat, sounds like Dj Khalil and New Royales to me.

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Definitely could be, either way I could imagine Hav and P murking it

Prof@ssor:

--- Quote from: Avalanche on June 08, 2010, 04:14:35 PM ---i like it, good album. nuff said. dont over-analyze too much lol.

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You're right.

But I realized one thing: when you put the album next to Relapse you realize how incredibly dope Relapse is (except the accent)...it's just the fact that Dr. Dre's invisible hand not only produced almost all songs, he was the executive producer as well, they both jammed and recorded the album together...it's consistent, just as a true classic should be. Not the case with Recovery.



Imagine Recovery's subject matter, Eminem minus the too much singing AND accent + Dre on the boards: best. album. ever.

dubsmith_nz:

--- Quote from: Prof@ssor on June 08, 2010, 04:36:21 PM ---
--- Quote from: Avalanche on June 08, 2010, 04:14:35 PM ---i like it, good album. nuff said. dont over-analyze too much lol.

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You're right.

But I realized one thing: when you put the album next to Relapse you realize how incredibly dope Relapse is (except the accent)...it's just the fact that Dr. Dre's invisible hand not only produced almost all songs, he was the executive producer as well, they both jammed and recorded the album together...it's consistent, just as a true classic should be. Not the case with Recovery.



Imagine Recovery's subject matter, Eminem minus the too much singing AND accent + Dre on the boards: best. album. ever.


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No doubt homie, Em's trashing that album way to much, production was on some other shit for real. Em on his A game plus those beats = 5 mics

Chamillitary Click:
i think you guys are hitting the production pretty hard; sure it's not Dre & it's not mixed by Dre.

but what are these "poor beats"? i'm failing to hear them.

quiksta80:

--- Quote from: Prof@ssor on June 08, 2010, 04:36:21 PM ---
--- Quote from: Avalanche on June 08, 2010, 04:14:35 PM ---i like it, good album. nuff said. dont over-analyze too much lol.

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You're right.

But I realized one thing: when you put the album next to Relapse you realize how incredibly dope Relapse is (except the accent)...it's just the fact that Dr. Dre's invisible hand not only produced almost all songs, he was the executive producer as well, they both jammed and recorded the album together...it's consistent, just as a true classic should be. Not the case with Recovery.

Im with you on that too bro. relapse also sounded like nothing thats been put out and recovery sounds like every other album thats being distributed at the moment.


Imagine Recovery's subject matter, Eminem minus the too much singing AND accent + Dre on the boards: best. album. ever.


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