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Rising to Fame with Eminem, The Fall Out, and More - Jeff Bass Interview

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Jay_J:
PART 1

https://youtube.com/watch?v=-RrvZpzfrs8

PART 2

https://youtube.com/watch?v=brKDQ_xH88E

mtbsm:
Damn great interview. Wheels really did fall of for em on Encore. The fall off between Eminem show and half that album was shocking. Wasted some primo Dre beats and seems like Dre didn't have any interest in quality control as far as em's choruses and song structure, a strength of Bass.

tempo2:
really good interview, bass brothers probably haven't got near enough credit for their work as the years have rolled by. Sounds like eminem was in a really really bad place during that encore period, made me want to go back through his back catalogue and listen to it through different ears. I wonder how they fell out so quickly and how they were unable to reconcile.

mtbsm:

--- Quote from: tempo2 on April 25, 2022, 08:43:16 AM ---really good interview, bass brothers probably haven't got near enough credit for their work as the years have rolled by. Sounds like eminem was in a really really bad place during that encore period, made me want to go back through his back catalogue and listen to it through different ears. I wonder how they fell out so quickly and how they were unable to reconcile.

--- End quote ---

im guessing it was related to both of them battling addiction. you gotta cut off enablers if you're serious about cleaning up, and for years they both enabled each other maybe?

tempo2:
yeah that's what I kind of took from his answer as well, always a shame when such a thing like that happens as I definitely think creatively when they both worked together that was peak Eminem. But of course life and thus music is about chapters. I listened to slim shady LP in the gym tonight and man that album was pure artistry. the production from the bass brothers is top notch as well having paid closer attention to it.

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