If Recovery Never Happened

[Maybe]

I'm not going to respond to why I find insulting the ignorant morons here necessary, because you could read this thread and see the type of things they say to me just as easily. If someone calls me out, I'm going to speak my mind thoroughly, even if it seems like an unnecessary rant full of insults. At least I know that I've made my point clear.

Also, I'm really not raising the bar high at all, Eminem is the one who dropped the bar so low. In my opinion, it isn't better than even 30% of what's out now. Also, how is the music being better than Young Jeezy or Lil -insert generic- an excuse? That's what bothers me the most, if I can be honest with you. It kills me that people defend the album because it isn't about partyin' like a rockstar or drinkin' juice. Just because he talks about "his life" for the 500th time doesn't make it good.

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It kills me that people defend the album because it isn't about partyin' like a rockstar or drinkin' juice. Just because he talks about "his life" for the 500th time doesn't make it good.

But its still good

On the Real though, i guess this whole "opinions" debate IS played out too much still. Liking something or not IS a matter of opinion, hell, even how "good" multi's are is opinion. But things like, The originality, complexity, consistency, emotion etc.

Recovery had (ok, this might be pushing it but whatever), heartfelt emotion on some tracks, consistent use of above average lyrics and relatable content. Wether that is good enough or not to call the album "good" is up to ya'll...