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Re: R.I.P. The Eminem I used to know 2000-2010

Postby Raids-God » Jun 11th, '10, 22:15

4D ive never Seen you On Here Before You Must be famous :y:
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Re: R.I.P. The Eminem I used to know 2000-2010

Postby Kez » Jun 11th, '10, 23:13

4D wrote:
KillahBee wrote:Problems with SSLP:
Nasal delivery, too juvenille, production aged badly

Problems with MMLP:
Too controversial, too agressive, production too stripped down

Problems with TES:
He went commercial, not juvenille or controversial enough, too much whining, Em produces most of it

Problems with Encore:
It was released

Problems with Relapse:
Accent, serial killer subject matter became boring, uninspired Dre beats, too juvenille

Problems with Recovery:
Aggresive delivery, personal subject matter & concepts are boring, uninspired production/not enough Dre beats, singing on hooks

The fact is no matter what Em does, he is critisised for it, Em changed on EVERY single album, compare MMLP to TES, two totally different albums, compare Relapse to Encore, its not like Em suddenly became different - he always switched it up, he just gets shitted on for doing it whereas others don't


I completely agree, except i wouldn't call it being "criticised"; there's good and bad sides to all albums, especially with someone like Eminem who went so extreme on each.
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