TES or SSLP?

[Raul]

TES is a collection of songs about like five subject matters, while all of SSLP is diversive. Though, TES definitely has the better sound, SSLP slightly edges out as the better album.

TES real tracklist:
1. Skit
2. Political Track
3. I'm Rap's hero
4. Hate track
5. Political Track
6. Skit about a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
7. a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
8. a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
9. I hate bitches
10. I'm Rap's Hero
11. skit
12. I influence kids/a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
13. I hate bitches
14. I love Hailie
15. skit
16. I influence kids
17. Hate Track
18. I contradict myself by talking about my skill, than vastly underrating myself.
19. I love Hailie
20. skit

Don't get me wrong, I love TES, but SSLP is clearly better.

...

Illmatic

1. I'm from NY, I'm hard, yo, and I'm so dope at rapping.
2. I'm from the streets of NY, I'm hard, and I'm so dope at rapping.
3. I'm hard and from the streets and dope at rapping.
4. Dope at rapping, hard, from the streets, n.ggas.
5. Have I mentioned how dope I am at rapping?
6. When it comes to rapping, I'm dope. Where am I from? New York. What do I do? Live da street life. Da street life is tough.
7. I'm so hard and from the streets I've got friends in prison.
8. I used to be hard and from the streets, but now I rap.
9. Did you know I'm from the streets?
10. I am so fucking dope at rapping.

Top lel

[DetroitSkills]

i giggled.

[Amadeo]

TES is a collection of songs about like five subject matters, while all of SSLP is diversive. Though, TES definitely has the better sound, SSLP slightly edges out as the better album.

TES real tracklist:
1. Skit
2. Political Track
3. I'm Rap's hero
4. Hate track
5. Political Track
6. Skit about a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
7. a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
8. a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
9. I hate bitches
10. I'm Rap's Hero
11. skit
12. I influence kids/a random event from 2000 that no one cared about in 2002, nevermind now.
13. I hate bitches
14. I love Hailie
15. skit
16. I influence kids
17. Hate Track
18. I contradict myself by talking about my skill, than vastly underrating myself.
19. I love Hailie
20. skit

Don't get me wrong, I love TES, but SSLP is clearly better.

...

Illmatic

1. I'm from NY, I'm hard, yo, and I'm so dope at rapping.
2. I'm from the streets of NY, I'm hard, and I'm so dope at rapping.
3. I'm hard and from the streets and dope at rapping.
4. Dope at rapping, hard, from the streets, n.ggas.
5. Have I mentioned how dope I am at rapping?
6. When it comes to rapping, I'm dope. Where am I from? New York. What do I do? Live da street life. Da street life is tough.
7. I'm so hard and from the streets I've got friends in prison.
8. I used to be hard and from the streets, but now I rap.
9. Did you know I'm from the streets?
10. I am so fucking dope at rapping.

Owned.

Edit: This can't possibly be serious, I'm assuming you're just saying that you can't generalize songs in one sentence. In which case I agree.

The point, I'm guessing, is that Eminem actually has way more concept songs and has a lot more "subject matter" than most rappers.

[EminemInsider]

Illmatic

1. I'm from NY, I'm hard, yo, and I'm so dope at rapping.
2. I'm from the streets of NY, I'm hard, and I'm so dope at rapping.
3. I'm hard and from the streets and dope at rapping.
4. Dope at rapping, hard, from the streets, n.ggas.
5. Have I mentioned how dope I am at rapping?
6. When it comes to rapping, I'm dope. Where am I from? New York. What do I do? Live da street life. Da street life is tough.
7. I'm so hard and from the streets I've got friends in prison.
8. I used to be hard and from the streets, but now I rap.
9. Did you know I'm from the streets?
10. I am so fucking dope at rapping.

Is this serious or are you trying to prove a point?

Edit: This can't possibly be serious, I'm assuming you're just saying that you can't generalize songs in one sentence. In which case I agree.

That and the fact that you could do this with anything...belittling whatever it is with generalizations made through the douchey-cynical prism.

[shadyblogger]

Illmatic

1. I'm from NY, I'm hard, yo, and I'm so dope at rapping.
2. I'm from the streets of NY, I'm hard, and I'm so dope at rapping.
3. I'm hard and from the streets and dope at rapping.
4. Dope at rapping, hard, from the streets, n.ggas.
5. Have I mentioned how dope I am at rapping?
6. When it comes to rapping, I'm dope. Where am I from? New York. What do I do? Live da street life. Da street life is tough.
7. I'm so hard and from the streets I've got friends in prison.
8. I used to be hard and from the streets, but now I rap.
9. Did you know I'm from the streets?
10. I am so fucking dope at rapping.

Is this serious or are you trying to prove a point?

Edit: This can't possibly be serious, I'm assuming you're just saying that you can't generalize songs in one sentence. In which case I agree.

That and the fact that you could do this with anything...belittling whatever it is with generalizations made through the douchey-cynical prism.

Swimming in hurt sauce lately?

[mdemaz]

TES is clearly the superior record overall.

Tracks like Soldier and Sing for the Moment make it timeless.

TSSLP is really, really, really good, but it is hard to keep enjoying his awkward flow where he would rap off the snare like on Role Model, but the way Dre mixed the shit made it sound really awesome. He didn't really do anything to the vocals, they just did it all raw. I would call TSSLP the epitome of underground rap at the time, just crazy rhyming. It's amazing how he was able to rhyme so well and still tell a story, like on Brain Damage, but I feel like TES is the stronger album. It feels more smooth, He flows really clean on almost each track, The mixing is perfect, and I think he utilized his lyricism really well. I feel like TSSLP and TES are polar opposites. TMMLP being the perfect record, and the other 2 being on the edge.

That's pretty much all I have to say.

TES could be argued as his prime. but 8 Mile and Rabbit Run is probably where he peaked.

Complaining about that is like complaining about cartoons being drawn "off-model." You can't expect creative, interesting deliveries when you're stuck in such rigid parameters. Jay-Z never followed the generic rap approach either, which is probably why he caught on so much.

"Rushed" is Royce on Bad Meets Evil.

I wasn't complaining, in the posts after it I said that he stood out so good because of his approach to rapping in the late '90s era.

[OutlawƎ]

The Eminem Show
Couple of his greatest tracks on there
SFTM, TIC, White America ...

[OutlawƎ]

And Square Dance.
So much awesomeness

[Despicable]

TES and its not even a contest.