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EMINEM - RECOVERY (Official Discussion)
IbblesAndBits:
the album started off strong with the first two songs but got weaker right after them. has some bangers though i agree Em's aggressive flow doesn't fit on every song.
Relapse imo had better production but Em sounds better here. overall not a bad record.
Detox Iz Not Active:
--- Quote from: 7even on June 13, 2010, 03:38:30 PM ---This might be the best rhymed album of the last few years, with some tracks who truly have substance, and y'all diss the lyrics? :grumpy:
No wonder noone really spits anymore, with a fanbase like this.
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Revolutions per minute takes a 12 inch dump on this album both lyrically and musically
Check ya self
Action!:
Elzhi the Preface
Reks Grey Hairs & More Grey Hairs
Prof@ssor:
--- Quote from: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on June 13, 2010, 12:37:58 AM ---
--- Quote from: Prof@ssor on June 12, 2010, 09:44:11 AM ---
--- Quote from: Jaydc is dying everyday on June 11, 2010, 07:33:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: Prof@ssor on June 11, 2010, 07:08:06 PM ---
--- Quote from: The-Leak (aka) kingwell (bka) JULES on June 11, 2010, 04:25:39 PM ---I don't care what it is, whatever the motivation or intention of the music, it just doesn't do it for me. This is average music to me, I don't care it's Eminem or anyone else.
BEATS
1) Relapse
2) Encore
3) Recovery
VOCALS
1) Recovery
2) Relapse
3) Encore
ALL 3: Average ass albums.
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If you weren't a big Joe Budden fan maybe you opinion had more value :D
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Eminem is a big Joe Budden fan.
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Eminem is a Lil Wayne fan and he loves LL Cool J :wavey:
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The fact that that means anything to you proves my point. You would be surprised at some of the artists your favorite rapper listens to, I always am. And how does that have any affect on the quality of the music? It doesn't.
As for you coming at me.. You're disagreeing? You think at least 1 of those 3 albums are "Great" albums aka above average? Which ones?
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Yes, Relapse. Relapse is art to me. It's like listening to a good horror film full of humorous moments, sometime actually like a black comedy film with emotional moments with Beautiful, Deja Vu and Careful What You Wish For.
The beats are next level, I've never heard anything as polished as Same Song And Dance or Underground. At the same time very simplistic but at the same time made with an extremely good eye for detail, innovative sound even incorporating choir sound. All beats are extremely different, yet coherent.
The lyrics are the craziest, sickest shit ever, spit in a technically flawless and intricate way. Stay Wide Awake is a perfect example.
The album had weak point. The accent. But look at it in the context and you'll get over it.
That is the reason why I just brought up artists you listen too in my last post, too lazy to write a reply like this one.
My point is: You are as brainwashed as the people you call brainwashed, I bet you like every song Budden releases.
I secretly hoped you would understand that artists like Joe Budden, Ja Rule, The Lox and Saigon are in no way ever better than Eminem and have never made any album better than Relapse, recently.
Joe Budden? A dude with the most boring nasal voice who can't find a beat to save his life rapping more than 5 minutes about how depressed he is. No charisma either. No polished sound either.
Ja Rule could be considered the best out of those artists, but even from that point of view it's difficult to deny how he contributed to the decline of rap 10 years ago with his bullshit singing and selling out. The Lox? Rapping about street life they don't live since at least 2 decades , on stereotypical NY beats with punchlines thrown here and there? Let's not even talk about Saigon.
Dre-Day:
i've never heard of Nick Brongers by the way
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