em on dumpin

by **embm** » Nov 29th, '06, 04:35

does any1 else feel like he sounds very young? that its not from 1997?
its gotta be early 90s maybe 1995? cuz he made "97 bonnie & clyde" then & he doesnt sound that young on it
know what im sayin
let me know what yall think out there!

by **Infliction** » Nov 29th, '06, 05:46

I agree... maybe his voice was still changing, or he changed it on his own for that song, he might've been trying to find the right voice for him. But i with you he sounds different, he also sounds relaly gangster at the begining.

by **Jay-19** » Nov 30th, '06, 00:10

Maybe he just had a cold before recording it.
Or while recording it.

And yes plaspp, he do sound gangster as fuck in the beginning! :8)

by **Kez** » Nov 30th, '06, 00:11

Might of just still been discovering how he wanted to sound.

by **Shads** » Nov 30th, '06, 03:35

Gangsta White Boy at the start

by **AspirinE** » Nov 30th, '06, 07:10

she did that voice on purpose i think.... its the wa he was spitting.

Smoking also changes ur voice... so i guess he might have done some drugs, etc... and ended up speaking with more of a bass.

Prolly also depends on the way shit was recorded and mixed.

by **Jdogg06** » Dec 1st, '06, 20:12

n e one got lyrics

by **InFinite_95** » Dec 13th, '06, 04:40

I know for a fact that Dumpin' is from 1997. That's when the B-Flatt mixtape was recorded and released. It says so on the labels website. Plus, Dirty Dozen wasn't created until 1996, so if Dumpin' was from 1990 (by the way, I doubt Eminem was that good in 1990

1990 is only 1 year after Foolish Pride. And he was HORRIBLE on Foolish Pride) why would he say Dirty Dozen in the song? I should know all this stuff. I was the one who leaked the song on to the D12 World Forum a few weeks ago

I'm the reason you people even heard this song

Also, Eminem hadn't even met Eiy-Kyu, B-Flatt, Dirtty Ratt or Denaun Porter yet in 1990. Denaun Porter produced the song and Dirtty Ratt was in a duo with B-Flatt at the time called, Parts Unknown. At the same time as being in Parts Unknown, the two were also in Dirty Dozen. Parts Unknown is actually the group that released the mixtape, which is called, Payin' Dues. It's not just a B-Flatt mixtape. Dirtty Ratt produced every song except Dumpin', and featured on Off The Weed And Brew. B-Flatt is on every song. Fuzz Scoota features on P-Rock Sh-t.

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