Eminem - MMLP 2 - NOV. 5, 2013 NO SNIPPET DISCUSSION

[HotDawg]

I want more Shady on the next album. I loved his verses in Bad meets evil fast lane.

[python]

it's from 2009.

[ShadyxEminem]

it's from 2009.

Definitely can't be from 2009

[EminemBase]

Nothing can compare to TES.... Em was trying to show that he didn't rely on shock rap. On recovery however he went completely out of his way to create a family friendly album, fuck even my 6 year old niece knew the words to love the way you lie.

I'd hardly call "If she ever tries to leave again, Ima tie her to the bed and set this house on fire" family friendly lmao. Passion-inspired murder and arson... that's right out of every Disney movie!

Also he's more aimlessly angry than ever throughout the entire record... "SLUT THIS, SLUT THAT - LEARN THE WORDS TO THE SONG!", Eminem is far from 'family friendly' on the album, dunno what album you listened to... I think he tried to make the hooks and music mainstream so that it would reach wider (obviously), but the content isn't compromised. Apart from the puns.

[Whitefox]

it's from 2005 or 2006.

[cheeseburger]

Nothing can compare to TES.... Em was trying to show that he didn't rely on shock rap. On recovery however he went completely out of his way to create a family friendly album, fuck even my 6 year old niece knew the words to love the way you lie.

I'd hardly call "If she ever tries to leave again, Ima tie her to the bed and set this house on fire" family friendly lmao. Passion-inspired murder and arson... that's right out of every Disney movie!

Also he's more aimlessly angry than ever throughout the entire record... "SLUT THIS, SLUT THAT - LEARN THE WORDS TO THE SONG!", Eminem is far from 'family friendly' on the album, dunno what album you listened to... I think he tried to make the hooks and music mainstream so that it would reach wider (obviously), but the content isn't compromised. Apart from the puns.

Recovery was a huge success for what it was planned for. It was obviously put out the to prove to everyone that Eminem is back. It sold records, lied on top of lists for a looong time, its singles are stille getting replayed on the radio etc.
Had Recovery came before Relapse, everyone (the people who looked down on the accents and whatever) would praise Relapse so fucking high.

tbh I cant listen to most of the tracks on Recovery. This will sound cliche but his screaming hurt my ears . (that being said, Above The Law has my favorite Em verse ever)

[JAGODA]

"Have bot heard anything like it RT @SlimZayou: @MrPorter2012 How can you describe the new Eminem's album in one word ?"

https://twitter.com/MrPorter2012/status ... 8546252800

[JAGODA]

More tweets that mention Em you can find there: viewtopic.php?f=60&t=72737&start=5685

[Trimss]

Earl Sweatshirt is your typical basement rapper. He's Hopsin at his worst, forcing rhymes with no charisma and image.

He's just there. Tyler has charisma, he's cool.

[CanadaPure]

I find Earl boring, I love Tyler, but I can't get into Earl's music.

[JAGODA]

The remix is really well made... I wish it was a real shit.

[Kill You]

Earl can fucking rhyme he just has no content whatsoever. Em's hoe bashing is better than Earl's lack of content. With that said I really like Earl and believe him to have huge potential. But maybe just Em and Tyler alone on a song should do. Earl simply wouldn't fit in with them on a song.

[_Hawk_]

What good verses does Tyler have to his credit as of late? His music has been spiraling downhill since he released Bastard.

[JAGODA]

Guys, what about Prodigy?

I'm listening to songs from Prodigy now and I have to say that I'd love P on Em's album. I've always liked him, he's the man.

[BumShiv]

What good verses does Tyler have to his credit as of late? His music has been spiraling downhill since he released Bastard.

His lyrics might be somewhat going downhill but his music in no way is. He's becoming a lot better musically