Slaughterhouse - Juggernauts w/ Eminem sample [LQ}

[Wreck]

I like the sample of the actual beat (not the Em sample), sounds like it might be an AraabMuzik production

No it doesn't, at least to me. Plus, you would hear the Araabmuzik beat stamp in the beginning of each & every one of his beats.

This has to be a Jake One, Streetrunner type beat, or Porter beat, but idk, if this is a Porter beat, he's usually on par.

[SoldierShady]

I want at least 40% Eminem production on the new Slaughterhouse album. Not some no-name, wackass producers or whoever the fuck produced this annoying beat.

[Trimss]

Who produced the beat?

Either Alex da Kid or T-Minus, I can't confirm but its definitely one of them.

Sounds like a T-Minus with the dark vibe and shit. Then again we never know. But I definitely love it and will have to check who produced it.

[Wreck]

If Alex da Kid produced it, no surprised, he's had some good ones, & some not so good ones.

[flyingmonkey10]

hook blows but those verses go hard as fuck though, shit
royce kills it

[zoobtro]

it's produced by the klasix, for those asking

[Wreck]

it's produced by the klasix, for those asking

Thanks for the info. Would of wished it wasn't a Klasix beat, they are so dope normally, maybe this will grow on me, idk.

[vilaveil]

Frankly the sample itself is good but the way they looped it makes it sound sloppy.

I agree with you there.. it kind of just goes on and on..

To me the sloppiest part about this song to me is actually the composition the verses themselves.. even royce referred to it in the track, "I write the sloppiest verses down you've seen, I hand it in for green". Joell's was easily the sloppiest, the way he led into the hook was the sloppiest part of his verse IMO, and every time Budden tries to rap fast it just sounds forced to me. "Sound Off" was an example of this enough - his punchlines not only don't hit, but they just aren't even there. All of their lyrics were good, I just feel the way they put the words together rhythmically could have been better. Crooked was the most consistent in my opinion, with Royce a close second.

Anyone else notice that Royce's vocal tone has just been off lately? Between this, "My Life", "Hammer Dance", and "Throw it Away", his delivery has been a little boring in comparison to the S/T Slaughterhouse record, to Success is Certain, and pretty much anything he's done since the early Bad Meets Evil days. I haven't heard him sound so monotone since he and Em first got together.

Though, this is very low quality. I've been listening to this on repeat since I came across it (which was probably about an hour ago), and I'm noticing that there are definitely things that I'm not hearing well due to the quality. Regardless, if this is an actual album track, I'm already disappointed a little. Though who knows which tracks will end up where if they do release that mix tape they've been talking about lately. I'm hoping I'll like this with a better quality version, but I thought that about "Throw it Away" too, and I still think that track's just OK. This sounds like a song that would either be at the beginning of the record or at the end.

If all 4 of these tracks that have surfaced end up on the final product, I don't know about this anymore. Eminem sounds like he forgot how to use Pro Tools or something too, Joe's talking after his verse sounds so tacked on at the end it's ridiculous, and the way Joell comes in with his verse is not as clean as it could be.

I hope something better comes soon, or the quality of this song is as deceiving as I'm hoping it is.

[Trimss]

^Royce doesnt sound monotone to me on Throw It Away. Unlike... well, everyone else I guess, I actually REALLY like his verse on that song. I feel a lot of energy and hype with his voice.

Only monotone one is Joey.

Yeah but monotone or not the song was still trash lol.

it's produced by the klasix, for those asking

Thanks man!

[vilaveil]

^Royce doesnt sound monotone to me on Throw It Away. Unlike... well, everyone else I guess, I actually REALLY like his verse on that song. I feel a lot of energy and hype with his voice.

When I say monotone I mean the dynamics of his voice. Yes there is a lot of hype and energy with his voice in that track. That's not exactly what I'm talking about. I'm talking more about the actual tone of his voice, not how he uses that tone of voice. For the most part, he sticks with that tone of voice and doesn't really do anything else with it, ya know? I mean, I suppose he hasn't ever been that dynamic, but with these 4 songs he seems a little more monotone than usual.

Only monotone one is Joey.

Well obviously Joey is. He's always like that though.

In comparison, Royce has shown more versatility in the past to the not-so-distant past. It's not only the monotone thing that's the problem IMO, it's the tone that he chooses to use as well.