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EMINEM - RECOVERY (Official Discussion)

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T-Dogg:
I'll have to check out the rest of the album proper before I even think of picking this up... Just peeped a couple of the leaked tracks from Nah Right, and while Em is really on point with the flow, the production is weaksauce.

And that sample on No Love... That fucking sample. Em flows like a monster on there, but goddamn if that sample doesn't ruin the track. See, 'round my way Haddaway's "What Is Love?" (the song that's sampled here) is one of, if not the prime example of ridiculously bad, laughable, horrible techno music. When I think of "techno music that makes me want to blow my brains out", I think of Haddaway - "What Is Love?". It's one of those songs that should be archived for future generations just so they'd have a perfect example of what NOT to do when making music. I can't seriously listen to "No Love" without shaking my head and feeling ashamed for Just Blaze.

Episcop Cruel Cvrle:
White Trash Party bangs hard  on the system even with this shitty quality rip :)

R1ZE:
They knew exactly what they were doing sampling What Is Love, its SNL certified. They did it exactly FOR that reason.

Personally, the album would be 200% better if Eminem never tried to sing, ever. That goes for all of his music actually.

NotoriousTDA:

--- Quote from: R1ZE on June 08, 2010, 08:12:30 AM ---They knew exactly what they were doing sampling What Is Love, its SNL certified. They did it exactly FOR that reason.

Personally, the album would be 200% better if Eminem never tried to sing, ever. That goes for all of his music actually.

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I disagree. I think Haileys song is one of em's best songs he's ever made.

wardy:

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--- Quote from: Shallow on June 07, 2010, 11:22:48 PM ---I love how guys are hating on this album but then praising a 12 year old soundtrack song from a Will Smith movie where the end of the song is Em and Dre trading verses about how to defeat Kevin Kline's character from the film.


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Actually, they were dissing Suge Knight in that song.

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So Suge Knight ain't got no legs, they cut 'em off at the stomach. He's got mechanical legs, he spins webs?

I did make a mistake though; it was not Kevin Kline's character. It was Kenneth Branagh's.

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There was several shots aimed at Suge Knight in that track

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