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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby The Shady Virus » Jan 22nd, '11, 21:22

westsidekreidy wrote:Why is kanyes overrated album being brought up? I'm a big kanye fan, but his album was probably his laziest to date. His voice must be on it for like 15-20 minutes


Agreed 100%. Most over-hyped album of all time. This album cannot even compare to his first 3 albums. His music now is geared towards a whole new group than his first works IMO. He is making music for teenagers and women now, now my generation which supported and bought the shit out of college dropout when that dropped. I bet most the people talking about how great this album is would hear college dropout and think that it's garbage.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby FreeSpeech » Jan 22nd, '11, 21:34

The Shady Virus wrote:
westsidekreidy wrote:Why is kanyes overrated album being brought up? I'm a big kanye fan, but his album was probably his laziest to date. His voice must be on it for like 15-20 minutes


Agreed 100%. Most over-hyped album of all time. This album cannot even compare to his first 3 albums. His music now is geared towards a whole new group than his first works IMO. He is making music for teenagers and women now, now my generation which supported and bought the shit out of college dropout when that dropped. I bet most the people talking about how great this album is would hear college dropout and think that it's garbage.

Since this thread is already offtrack, might as well keep going...

Every great album is overhyped to an extent. I love MBDTF, I love all of Kanye's albums. I've been a fan since before College Dropout. The only Kanye album I've heard anyone give bad reviews is 808's, who would think College Dropout is garbage? The thing that makes MBDTF great is it's not a rap album, it's an album of music. The majority is rap, but it's just beautiful music. It is one of the most coherent and masterfully put together albums in the history of hiphop, and I stand by that. There are so many subtle workings of the beats, lyrics, sound effects, etc it's a masterpiece. This album is NOT geared towards women at all, look at it's singles. Power and Monster have way less appeal to women and teens than, say, LTWYL.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby Fa-Q » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:07

To Stans he didnt disappear. But to everybody else who sees albums, he disappeared. They see 2004 and 2009...that 5 years to anybody that didnt huddle over a computer waiting for a new song to leak. Just like to me Lil Wayne was a nobody until C3. I know who did alot of music before C3, but all I saw was C3 get it, twatmuffin
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby One Mic » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:21

Words Myth wrote:To Stans he didnt disappear. But to everybody else who sees albums, he disappeared. They see 2004 and 2009...that 5 years to anybody that didnt huddle over a computer waiting for a new song to leak. Just like to me Lil Wayne was a nobody until C3. I know who did alot of music before C3, but all I saw was C3 get it, twatmuffin

The Chronic - 1992
2001 - 1999
Detox - 2011?


So Dre disappeared during these time periods too?

For the 6th billion time.....
Eminem had a #1 album in 2005, a #2 album in 2006, six music videos from 2005-2008, three top 10 singles, two singles at #11 & #12, and another top 40 hit with 'Like Toy Soldiers'.

Just because Encore was technically released in 2004, it doesn't mean once it was released in the shops that was it. Seeing as it was released in November 2004, It carried him through most of 2005, with singles and music videos being released throughout.

In terms of mainstream and non-Stans he was only really gone in 2007 and 2008.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby Drug.Ballad » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:30

He was hardly around, especially 2007 & 2008.
I was dying for eminem news or songs back then lol, and near enough got nothing but collabs (not his best) and rumours about a possible album. I wouldnt include 2005 in his 'hiatus', 2006 is 50/50. But as an artist, especially as big as eminem, he needed an album at least in 2007.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby Master Chief » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:40

FreeSpeech wrote:
The Shady Virus wrote:
westsidekreidy wrote:Why is kanyes overrated album being brought up? I'm a big kanye fan, but his album was probably his laziest to date. His voice must be on it for like 15-20 minutes


Agreed 100%. Most over-hyped album of all time. This album cannot even compare to his first 3 albums. His music now is geared towards a whole new group than his first works IMO. He is making music for teenagers and women now, now my generation which supported and bought the shit out of college dropout when that dropped. I bet most the people talking about how great this album is would hear college dropout and think that it's garbage.

Since this thread is already offtrack, might as well keep going...

Every great album is overhyped to an extent. I love MBDTF, I love all of Kanye's albums. I've been a fan since before College Dropout. The only Kanye album I've heard anyone give bad reviews is 808's, who would think College Dropout is garbage? The thing that makes MBDTF great is it's not a rap album, it's an album of music. The majority is rap, but it's just beautiful music. It is one of the most coherent and masterfully put together albums in the history of hiphop, and I stand by that. There are so many subtle workings of the beats, lyrics, sound effects, etc it's a masterpiece. This album is NOT geared towards women at all, look at it's singles. Power and Monster have way less appeal to women and teens than, say, LTWYL.

Uhhh...no.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby Emadyville » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:42

I didn't know or remember all of this shit, cool thread and good info...props :y:
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby EminemBase » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:52

EminemInsider wrote:I have a problem with calling it a "hiatus" in general because he didn't do it by choice...he was walking around zombified from pills for 4-5 years. The real him was being held hostage by the pill aliens during that time span.


He did do it by choice.

The pill addiction may of been a major factor but even with the release of Encore, he had announced he was taking a break from his own music.

and then when Curtain Call was released even said it may be the last thing he puts out and he's taking a break and re-assessing etc. and then Proof happened so, that just spiraled it - but the initial 'hiatus' was a choice, he initiated it and was intending to take a solo break anyway.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby EminemBase » Jan 22nd, '11, 23:56

One Mic wrote:
Words Myth wrote:To Stans he didnt disappear. But to everybody else who sees albums, he disappeared. They see 2004 and 2009...that 5 years to anybody that didnt huddle over a computer waiting for a new song to leak. Just like to me Lil Wayne was a nobody until C3. I know who did alot of music before C3, but all I saw was C3 get it, twatmuffin

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Well this is a point that bugs me. When people keep saying "MAN DRE'S BEEN AROUND FOR 500 YEARS IN THE GAME MAN, HE STAYS RELEVANT".

He put out two fucking solo albums in the space of... 18 years lmao. That's hardly staying active. Yes he produced for other artists but so did Em during his dead (and extremely active) period and Dre doesn't even do that much now.

He stays relevant by just... not retiring lmao. And by popping up on the odd Eminem track. Eminem in particular has kept him relevant. He deserves just as much credit for keeping Dre on the forefront as Dre does for putting him on it. But, once you reach a certain level, as long as you don't put the mic down or kill yourself you'll still "be around", but Dre gets way too much credit for just 'still being here'.

Not like he was putting out albums every two years during these 18 years. And people's excuse is "oh he's a producer" - well, so is fucking Kanye. Kanye produces his own songs / albums AND raps / writes raps / songs and he's put out FIVE very decent albums, nearly all self-produced, all successful within the past... 6 years alone. And Em helped produce or took part in production on his first four albums and put out four albums in five years, three of which were head-spinning classics. I mean he put out SSLP and MMLP AND TES in a row, from 99-02. Dre is a slug.

And I know I seem I always bag on Dre, I don't dislike him, it just annoys me how much credit he gets lmao. For what he has done now, in his own career I think Em deserves more. Dre didn't do what Em did, and he hasn't made material close to compelling. Okay we get it his beats are banging, but, two albums in 18 years? C'mmmmonn son.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby Master Chief » Jan 23rd, '11, 00:16

Dre is a pioneer. He was in NWA and produced for nearly every prominent artist in Hip-Hop, that alone is enough.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby DarkSideOfEm » Jan 23rd, '11, 01:07

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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby FreeSpeech » Jan 23rd, '11, 01:10

DarkSideOfEm wrote:publicity is the word

the bird is the word
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby VenomBlackViper » Jan 23rd, '11, 01:22

Agree with the OP it wasn't a hiatus and this did bother me how people refer to it as him being gone for 5 years, glad to know other people agree with this too :y:

Off topic who cares about Recovery and MBTDF it's all about Britney Spears new single now ....... :laughing: fuck Spitney Bears i'm waiting on her to die from a pill overdose or vaginal cancer.
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby embm » Jan 23rd, '11, 01:26

ya i alwys thut tat 2
y pple kept sayin hes gone he wasnt :shakehead:
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Re: Eminem's Hiatus - Myth

Postby FreeSpeech » Jan 23rd, '11, 01:44

venomblackviper wrote: fuck Spitney Bears i'm waiting on her to die from a pill overdose or vaginal cancer.


That's a nice thing to say about somebody's mom and a fellow human being.
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