Favorite Eminem flow on an album?

by **Jaba** » Oct 31st, '14, 21:07

I did most unique/complicated. Which is your guy's favorite flow on an Em album? And I know this has been done but I havent seen it been done for a while.

Added BME and Devils Night cus the flow on their is a bit different. Was also gnna put re up but that was too many choices and i figured no ones fav is re ups flow.

by **Relapse.** » Oct 31st, '14, 21:14

Relapse has my favorite flow of all time, except for a few SSLP & his freestlyes from that era, other than that Wicked Ways from MMLP2 is my favorite song in terms of flow.

by **Josh** » Oct 31st, '14, 21:45

MMLP2

by **csw621** » Oct 31st, '14, 21:51

TES. Favorite everything.

by **shadyphantom91** » Oct 31st, '14, 22:02

This is pretty tough but I think MMLP set the standard when it comes to flow.

by **SoldierShady** » Oct 31st, '14, 22:10

shadyphantom91 wrote:This is pretty tough but I think MMLP set the standard when it comes to flow.

Really? If you said lyricism/wordplay/wit then yes, I'd agree. Raw flow, though? TES no doubt. I love how he rides the beats on that shit.

by **Jaba** » Nov 1st, '14, 01:49

I can't decide between MMLP and MMLP2. Both are amazing and just mind blowing. Em's 2 best albums imo. Right now I am thinking MMLP2 but Ill probs never decide until like 10 years from now (see how MMLP2 ages).

by **DetroitSkills** » Nov 1st, '14, 01:52

Josh wrote:MMLP2

by **slims** » Nov 1st, '14, 01:54

Josh wrote:MMLP2

by **Mr Change** » Nov 1st, '14, 01:59

Hard to decide my absolute favorite.

The Slim Shady LP has the most natural flow of all. He's literally talking most of the time and it just comes off smooth as butter.

The Marshall Mathers LP is a total contrast, very rough and aggressive. It introduced the raw syllable pumping, vein popping flow that Em still harks to occasionally in different ways today. It is the definition of classic Em.

The Eminem Show had the most artsy flow. A more professional sounding one than he had ever before. This one was the most solid of all Eminem sounds and exemplified how confident and proud he had became. This was the first time in Em's career where he more often than not didn't sound like he was playing a type of character.

And The Marshal Mathers LP 2 is the album where he sounds like he wrote everything on coffee and redbull. Random jagged flows, smooth flows, stuff you've never heard before all in one track, sometimes in back to back lines. Doesn't always work, but it's a thing of beauty.

by **Jaba** » Nov 1st, '14, 02:31

Mr Change wrote:Hard to decide my absolute favorite.

The Slim Shady LP has the most natural flow of all. He's literally talking most of the time and it just comes off smooth as butter.

The Marshall Mathers LP is a total contrast, very rough and aggressive. It introduced the raw syllable pumping, vein popping flow that Em still harks to occasionally in different ways today. It is the definition of classic Em.

The Eminem Show had the most artsy flow. A more professional sounding one than he had ever before. This one was the most solid of all Eminem sounds and exemplified how confident and proud he had became. This was the first time in Em's career where he more often than not didn't sound like he was playing a type of character.

And The Marshal Mathers LP 2 is the album where he sounds like he wrote everything on coffee and redbull. Random jagged flows, smooth flows, stuff you've never heard before all in one track, sometimes in back to back lines. Doesn't always work, but it's a thing of beauty.

haha, i fucking love the way he flows on mmlp2. I think it shows how fucking crazy sober em is. Dude is fucking hyper as fuck. I love that way of writing, i try to do that when i record cus its fun, also its one of the funnest things to rap with.

by **Raul** » Nov 1st, '14, 03:10

by **sbolli1** » Nov 1st, '14, 05:01

Listen to the way he rides that "Business" beat, particularly in the third verse.

Whew.