
theman123 wrote:I honestly just enjoy Eminem's old music more. It's my opinion, I miss Slim Shady. I think his rhymes were more complex, the beats were better. He was funnier, it felt like his songs had more meaning.
Now, I know he is still good, I just feel like he is forcing things more often, he is losing his edge.
However, this is MY opinion. I miss the albums of slashing shit, popping vicodin with a little bit of anger and hate splashed in with some resentment of his past.
Hiphopdane wrote:He's 38 now and has been through so much over the years so what do people expect? The same type of guy and artist to come out of the slum? The so-called old Eminem is dead and buried. It's a natural part of growing up.
Personally I'd like artists to try new things and give their albums different touches which is what Eminem did on Recovery (actually I think he did that on Relapse too with those impersonal horror songs). I swear, if Eminem was a new rapper and Recovery was his debut album, it wouldn't get half the hate it gets.
HereHere wrote:Because da deliveryz is not as good as before when he wuz before da drugz, ya get me?
xxTrigger1989xx wrote:To take a step back is an artistic failure
He needs to move forward, and he took his first step with Recovery
Shadyfreak wrote:50 said something clever on his twitter (best twitter ever btw). "Man, people keep telling me 'go back to the old 50!' and shit like that. It's like asking an artist to paint the same painting over and over again".
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