

EminemBase wrote:
Well I disagree with that. People confuse the word substance with emotion. Just because he's not rapping depressively / angrily about his past or problems doesn't mean it doesn't have substance.
You can rap about ANYTHING and it be substance-packed. Relapse was full of substance. Irony, character-play, novelist techniques, twisted humour, all sorts of substance in terms of writing and lyricism that take it to a whole other level.
I like both. On Recovery I want a mix and I'd like Em to rap about social events and politics much more than his past, which I've heard 1,000 times over. But not if it means at the total expense of his rhyming skills. I'd take "Stay Wide Awake" over "When I'm Gone".
Anyway, great verse overall.
It's music, we're supposed to hear it, not just read the lyric.
Alaine wrote:EminemBase wrote:
Well I disagree with that. People confuse the word substance with emotion. Just because he's not rapping depressively / angrily about his past or problems doesn't mean it doesn't have substance.
You can rap about ANYTHING and it be substance-packed. Relapse was full of substance. Irony, character-play, novelist techniques, twisted humour, all sorts of substance in terms of writing and lyricism that take it to a whole other level.
I like both. On Recovery I want a mix and I'd like Em to rap about social events and politics much more than his past, which I've heard 1,000 times over. But not if it means at the total expense of his rhyming skills. I'd take "Stay Wide Awake" over "When I'm Gone".
Anyway, great verse overall.
WE do not see good lyric = multis. WE see good lyric = real shit with substance, stuff that people ACTUALLY understand.
There you go, I value lyric about REAL, valuable stuff in music, major of Relapse is not for me. Sorry if I can't see how cool SWA is and be able to feel ANYTHING while listening to that song. If music is supposed to move people, then When I'm Gone done a better job at that.
and I don't understand how some people act like the voice/emotion are not counted when rating a song or somethingIt's music, we're supposed to hear it, not just read the lyric.



EminemBase wrote:Alaine wrote:EminemBase wrote:
Well I disagree with that. People confuse the word substance with emotion. Just because he's not rapping depressively / angrily about his past or problems doesn't mean it doesn't have substance.
You can rap about ANYTHING and it be substance-packed. Relapse was full of substance. Irony, character-play, novelist techniques, twisted humour, all sorts of substance in terms of writing and lyricism that take it to a whole other level.
I like both. On Recovery I want a mix and I'd like Em to rap about social events and politics much more than his past, which I've heard 1,000 times over. But not if it means at the total expense of his rhyming skills. I'd take "Stay Wide Awake" over "When I'm Gone".
Anyway, great verse overall.
WE do not see good lyric = multis. WE see good lyric = real shit with substance, stuff that people ACTUALLY understand.
There you go, I value lyric about REAL, valuable stuff in music, major of Relapse is not for me. Sorry if I can't see how cool SWA is and be able to feel ANYTHING while listening to that song. If music is supposed to move people, then When I'm Gone done a better job at that.
and I don't understand how some people act like the voice/emotion are not counted when rating a song or somethingIt's music, we're supposed to hear it, not just read the lyric.
No no, YOU see it as that. Don't speak for other people on the assumption they think the exact same as you. Pretty rude.
I see it as a combination. And again, Relapse IS full of substance. Substance is in effect, it doesn't mean = emotion and real life problems.
And "When I'm Gone" may do a better job at 'moving' people but it's not all about that. It has to be give and take, bit of everything. Especially somebody as versatile as Eminem. It also IS very much about lyricism. Em is a rap lyricist not a pop star. Rhyming / flow is very important.

Amadeo wrote:^ you might not realize it, but implying you're normal & that anybody who doesn't think like you isn't normal, is kind of retarded.

Justice wrote:dont no what alot of you guys are hearing, the flow is fuckin insane for me,
once again eminem shows his superiority



Alaine wrote:Amadeo wrote:^ you might not realize it, but implying you're normal & that anybody who doesn't think like you isn't normal, is kind of retarded.
I didn't mean normal in 'retarded or normal' kind, I meant normal as casual listeners compared to hip-hop heads kind.





Mikey1990 wrote:looks like recovery could be a classic
airplanes 2 is the best song of 2010 in my opinion
i love the way B.o.B does a bridge before Em's Verse


EminemBase wrote:Alaine wrote:Amadeo wrote:^ you might not realize it, but implying you're normal & that anybody who doesn't think like you isn't normal, is kind of retarded.
I didn't mean normal in 'retarded or normal' kind, I meant normal as casual listeners compared to hip-hop heads kind.
Oh. Okay.
Well yes but Eminem is a hip-hop head himself. He's a lyricist. He's not a pop star so he shouldn't be aiming to please people who just want emotion.
He should be creating hip-hop and it should be as technically incredible as he can give.

GoodGirlsGetGutted wrote:The emotion made up for the good-but-not-great flow.

I like that beat more. 
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