Worst fears about MMLP2???

[Raul]

Ridaz is great. Dat flow.

And I like Session One too (Every time I listen I have the feeling that it would be the first song after the first skit on Relapse 2. Maybe it's the buh-ginning of the song + first lines.)

[4Corners]

Ridaz is great. Dat flow.

And I like Session One too (Every time I listen I have the feeling that it would be the first song after the first skit on Relapse 2. Maybe it's the buh-ginning of the song + first lines.)

Ridaz to me is the closest Em has gotten since his return to completely capturing his 2002 prime style. How he didn't include that on the main tracklist is beyond me.

Listening to Ridaz really makes me feel like DAMN EM, YOU NEED TO GET BACK WITH DRE, FUCK THESE KHALIL, BOI 1DA, BLAZE BEATS. Even on So Bad, which I didn't like too much, youc ould hear Em sounds natural with Dre. Even on Relapse, which everyone knows by now I think gets overrated massively on here, Em sounds naturally on Dre tracks.

[EllenPage-Mathers]

The Re Union was as good from Em imo. That, or CWB. Them two sound the most like TES/MMLP era songs the most.


I might have missed some, can't remember.

[4Corners]

The Re Union was as good from Em imo. That, or CWB. Them two sound the most like TES/MMLP era songs the most.


I might have missed some, can't remember.

Ehhh even Cold WInd Blows, which is dope and one of my favorites on Recovery, some of the lines sounded forced. Ridaz was so fucking natural, it seemed so effortless, which is what Eminem Show felt like to me. Hearing Em spit on Eminem Show, it felt effortless and so good. I felt the same listening to Ridaz. Even on Underground, which I love and everyone seems to hate on here, Em sounds like his old self and sounds natural on it.

[Raul]

The Re Union was as good from Em imo. That, or CWB. Them two sound the most like TES/MMLP era songs the most.


I might have missed some, can't remember.

Ehhh even Cold WInd Blows, which is dope and one of my favorites on Recovery, some of the lines sounded forced. Ridaz was so fucking natural, it seemed so effortless, which is what Eminem Show felt like to me. Hearing Em spit on Eminem Show, it felt effortless and so good. I felt the same listening to Ridaz. Even on Underground, which I love and everyone seems to hate on here, Em sounds like his old self and sounds natural on it.

I think everything on Underground is forced, to be honest. But I agree with you about Ridaz.

[4Corners]

The Re Union was as good from Em imo. That, or CWB. Them two sound the most like TES/MMLP era songs the most.


I might have missed some, can't remember.

Ehhh even Cold WInd Blows, which is dope and one of my favorites on Recovery, some of the lines sounded forced. Ridaz was so fucking natural, it seemed so effortless, which is what Eminem Show felt like to me. Hearing Em spit on Eminem Show, it felt effortless and so good. I felt the same listening to Ridaz. Even on Underground, which I love and everyone seems to hate on here, Em sounds like his old self and sounds natural on it.

I think everything on Underground is forced, to be honest. But I agree with you about Ridaz.

I couldn't disagree more. He may have been just spittin' about whatever random as fuck thoughts he had, but it felt natural. I think Em even said Underground was made to just take him back to just spittin in the hip hop shop like the old days. It felt very natural to me hearing him spit like that.

[EllenPage-Mathers]

Undergrounds beat

[Raul]

I couldn't disagree more. He may have been just spittin' about whatever random as fuck thoughts he had, but it felt natural. I think Em even said Underground was made to just take him back to just spittin in the hip hop shop like the old days. It felt very natural to me hearing him spit like that.

That is my opinion about Underground, but I admit I like his flow/voice. Don't like the song as a whole, though

[EllenPage-Mathers]

I couldn't disagree more. He may have been just spittin' about whatever random as fuck thoughts he had, but it felt natural. I think Em even said Underground was made to just take him back to just spittin in the hip hop shop like the old days. It felt very natural to me hearing him spit like that.

That is my opinion about Underground, but I admit I like his flow/voice. Don't like the song as a whole, though

I liked it, other than the stupid, waste of time skit at the end.

[4Corners]

I couldn't disagree more. He may have been just spittin' about whatever random as fuck thoughts he had, but it felt natural. I think Em even said Underground was made to just take him back to just spittin in the hip hop shop like the old days. It felt very natural to me hearing him spit like that.

That is my opinion about Underground, but I admit I like his flow/voice. Don't like the song as a whole, though

I liked it, other than the stupid, waste of time skit at the end.

I liked it too. Not every single song has to be about something, it could just be about spittin and having some punch lines, which he does great in Underground. It's still one of my favorites on Relapse.

[EllenPage-Mathers]

I still think BB was the best song he made on it, he just sounded like such a raw beast.

[Raul]

I still think BB was the best song he made on it, he just sounded like such a raw beast.

BB?

[EllenPage-Mathers]

I still think BB was the best song he made on it, he just sounded like such a raw beast.

BB?

Buffalo Bill

[Raul]

I still think BB was the best song he made on it, he just sounded like such a raw beast.

BB?

Buffalo Bill

Oh Awesome song, by the way

[4Corners]

Buffalo Bill is a case where the accent works. Good song.