
TorieCheng72 wrote:Excuse me, didn't realize y'all were the almighty soldiers weeding out opinions. Get a life gangsta wanna beez.
Eazy-E wrote:Nah, Recovery shits all over the MMLP... and I'm sure Hell: The Sequel will do the same to TES.
The above is bullshit on my part. Cool thread, bro!
Lello wrote:TES is one of the top 5 best rap albums of all time, Recovery ain't even top 5 of it's year, and seriously songs like Sing for the Moment, Cleanin' Out My Closet, Without Me, Say Goodbye To Hollywood, Square Dance, Soldier, White America, the old em that ruled the world, are billions of times better than On Fire, Cold Wind Blows, etc....
Seriously, I know I hate on Recovery too much, it's a good album, but when it comes to sayin it's better than TES, that's just.... I dunno what to say
TorieCheng72 wrote:Excuse me, didn't realize y'all were the almighty soldiers weeding out opinions. Get a life gangsta wanna beez.
Innovation wrote:You want more Touchdown verses? That's what your insinuating through saying he was "better" on drugs. No matter how much criticism post-Recovery Eminem gets, he's no where near as bad as he was 2004-2007.
TorieCheng72 wrote:Excuse me, didn't realize y'all were the almighty soldiers weeding out opinions. Get a life gangsta wanna beez.
Lello wrote:xxTrigger1989xx wrote:No, he made Relapse, and Relapse is arguably his most lyrical album. He was better during that time period because he still had more than enough shit to write about. Nowadays, he sadly doesn't, because his life is perfect. Plus...when he was heavily on drugs (Encore - 2008), he sucked ass, and current Eminem is better than that Eminem. So no, he was NOT better on drugs, he was a thousand times worse. His voice may have sounded better, but his lyrics were shit, and his lyrics now (yes, even the punchlines) stomp that bullshit he used to make.
Sekou wrote:I have the urge to post several facepalm smileys, but I just can't be 100% sure if you're trolling.
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