Amadeo wrote:classthe_king wrote:That rarely happens though. Slideshow isn't even on the album. Diabolic may let the multi's control him but most of the time he still says great things with it. Behind Bars is right up there with Rock Bottom. And don't say eminem doesn't let multi's control him sometimes.
You thought I was livid, now I'm even more so
Shit I got full blown AIDS and a sore throat
I got a wardrobe with an orange robe
Every single bar Diabolic spits is filled with multis. Like I said, SSLP is a better album but when it comes to multi's Diabolic > Eminem.
I don't really know how you've come to that conclusion, though. Because Diabolic does work more multis into his lines than Eminem does (although SSLP is chock full of them). Does this mean he is "better" at multis? they're less effective than SSLP-Eminem's generally.
I cited Sideshow as an example of Diabolic exhausting multis. I cite Stay Wide Awake and Renegade as examples of Eminem doing it. None of these songs are on the albums we're talking about. Although I think many pre-Liar& A Thief stuff from Diabolic is better than the album itself.
Those Eminem lines you quoted... you left out the last line, which was the funny punch line. And those multis go for, what, 4 lines? Compare this with a Diabolic verse, where he will continue to exhaust the multi: torso, door closed, torch globe, talk show, walk slow, Morse code.
So while Eminem would write those 4 lines and continue on to the next rhyme scheme, Diabolic would continue milking it. That's really the difference separating the two very very talented lyricists.
While "Liar & A Thief" is a great song, Eminem is clearly the better songwriter as well. Nothing on bolic's album comes close to Rock Bottom or '97 Bonnie & Clyde.
I've had a really shitty day and am focusing on other things so excuse me for my thoughts not being well organized. It's hard to get out what I'm thinking. I think Diabolic putting more effort into the multi's and "milking" it is what makes them better. I don't think Em's multis are that more effective at all.
While you might say this is him milking the multis I think it's only making the multis better:
I peep the blue-print of your music, every bar and measure,
Plantin’ demo charges to tear apart the architecture,
My squad march together through the Arctic weather,
And the hardest sector, and left a marked forever like a Scarlet letter,
Scar a veteran for medallin’ in our endeavours,
So enjoy gettin’ tar and feathered while your arms are severed,
And I already said Behind Bars is on par with Rock Bottom and 12 Shots is better then 97 Bonnie & Clyde IMO.