Why were so many people hating on Em's 2pac-album "Loyal 2 The Game"?

[topshotta]

I just can't see why so many wcc-heads and alot of other people were hating on Eminem's 2pac-album "Loyal 2 The Game" when it was released acouple of months ago.

Em has captured the vibe of how the sound could've been back when these 2 Pac lyrics were recorded. Plus he added a
fresh vibe from the current rap-scene.

Pac's lyrics could've been better, but you gotta keep in mind they are from the begining of his career and he was still in a developing stage. And they ain't that bad anyways!

This album is atleast a 3/5 to me, and don't come tellin' me Eminem has no business doing Pac-beats, cause if 2Pac would've
been alive today the 2 would without a reasonable doubt be makin tracks together!

[411]

he couldnt make beats to go with pac's flow.....he had to slow his shit down or make his shit go faster......some beats were wack and they sound the same......and he made em say things like: g unit, em, etc. shit like that......plus that collabo with elton john, i didnt like that very much.....that remix by Dj One over Akons beat was much better....

[topshotta]

You gotta keep in mind that it gotta be pretty hard to make beats to a lyricist that is dead obviously, who can't write to the beat as it normally goes. That's why the flow doesn't really fit Em's beats, but it still sounds good as hell to me!
And that "Ghetto Gospel"-joint is the shit in my opinion!

[Lil Jay]

that "g-unit in the motherfuckin house" alone was foul

[Inspire / Moss]

that "g-unit in the motherfuckin house" alone was foul

lmao, exactly.

[Machiavelli]

that "g-unit in the motherfuckin house" alone was foul

agreed. and the beats were shitty. Em uses the same drum and sare type beat so it all sounds the same.

[topshotta]

I ain't sayin Eminem is that good of a producer. He learnt what he knows from Dre and the Math-producers after he became famous. He has been doin rhymes for like 20 years but only been a producer for 5 years so he still has alot to learn.

Under the conditions this album was made you can't hate on it like that, there's probably not many lyrics from 2 Pac
left for makin "new" tracks with!

I thought it was pretty funny how they took different words and vocals and made Pac say stuff like he was alive
kickin it with the Shady-camp!
That pretty much shows and sums up why the album sounds like it does, the lyrics were never intended for those beats,
so that's why they did those made-up lines, plus I guess they had pretty fun with it in the studio also..

Afeni Shakur was just smart by offering Eminem to produce a whole old/new Pac-album, and Em probably was just
happy he got the chance to do it.

[Celtic_Fan]

Best songs on the labum were the three bonus tracks at the end that Em had fuck all to do with!!!

[BacktoWacko]

john elton

[acbaylove]

and don't come tellin' me Eminem has no business doing Pac-beats, cause if 2Pac would've been alive today the 2 would without a reasonable doubt be makin tracks together!

 

[mauzip]

and don't come tellin' me Eminem has no business doing Pac-beats, cause if 2Pac would've been alive today the 2 would without a reasonable doubt be makin tracks together!

 

lmao...

antonio is right though

you can never say what would've happened, but there is one thing we can agree on:
this album sucks due to the production

[-Euthanasia-]

best posthumous pac release tho

[mauzip]

best posthumous pac release tho

dude, it's even worse than nu-mixx

[topshotta]

you can never say what would've happened, but there is one thing we can agree on:
this album sucks due to the production

Yeah we can agree on that. The production of this album is lacking. But it's still a good posthumous Pac-album!

[Makaveli R.I.P.]

that "g-unit in the motherfuckin house" alone was foul

same here and the oter thinks like Eminem or Obie Trice, whitch he made him say is shit...and than this with  elton john.....I think to this I haven't to say anything.....