What Flow Is Most Likely For Em To Use On His Next Album?

[JamaicanPattlez]

But I wish he'd start using that 2002ish voice/flow. Listen to The Warning, sounds like it could have been released in 02 to me.

Why use a flow that he already used in the past if he always finds a new one?

Cuz that one sounds a million times better

I agree, but I don't think he'll go back to that, at least not right now.

[Mathers]

But I wish he'd start using that 2002ish voice/flow. Listen to The Warning, sounds like it could have been released in 02 to me.

Why use a flow that he already used in the past if he always finds a new one?

Cuz that one sounds a million times better

Yeah but he's said that he tries to sound different on every album so I doubt he'll go back to that.

[mdemaz]

But I wish he'd start using that 2002ish voice/flow. Listen to The Warning, sounds like it could have been released in 02 to me.

Why use a flow that he already used in the past if he always finds a new one?

Cuz that one sounds a million times better

Yeah..It does sound a little bit better..

I'll be honest, I'm not really a fan of Em's late 90s flows..They sound really awkward..
Still awesome, but awkward..

I mean, they are really good but what they have in delivery they lack in being on-beat..
If he likes conforming to flowing properly now, then maybe he should stick by that logic.

I like it when he flows with the beat better instead of going against it, nawmsayin'?
And if he wants to sound different on each album, maybe he should just mix it up and try everything.

It's whatever though, I just want new music.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

hopefully a normal flow that he doesnt tweak whatsoever.

[Mathers]

Yeah..It does sound a little bit better..

I'll be honest, I'm not really a fan of Em's late 90s flows..They sound really awkward..
Still awesome, but awkward..

I mean, they are really good but what they have in delivery they lack in being on-beat..
If he likes conforming to flowing properly now, then maybe he should stick by that logic.

Show me one single song from 1997 to 2002 where Eminem is off-beat. Only example I can think of is possibly "If I Get Locked Up Tonight" where he occasionally goes off-beat.

Hell, his flow was flawless even on Infinite, which I don't think is as good as his '97-2002 material, lyrically.

VIBE: So tell me something about this new album.
Eminem: I learned how to ride a beat better, like, that's what I wanted to focus on doing. On the last album, I hadn't completely mastered it yet, to sink into the beat? That's what I don't like about that second album-I'd listen, and I'd be like, Why am I so far behind that beat? [voice rising] The first album was TERRIBLE - like, I was playing catch-up with the beat constantly.
http://www.bookrags.com/news/cover-stor ... minem-moc/

[Le Tunisien]

no offense but i really believe this question is stupid lol cuz no one of us can know

[Sam.]

I would love if he would repeat that flow that he had during the MMLP days, the raw feeling that his voice had was marvelous.

[mdemaz]

Yeah..It does sound a little bit better..

I'll be honest, I'm not really a fan of Em's late 90s flows..They sound really awkward..
Still awesome, but awkward..

I mean, they are really good but what they have in delivery they lack in being on-beat..
If he likes conforming to flowing properly now, then maybe he should stick by that logic.

Show me one single song from 1997 to 2002 where Eminem is off-beat. Only example I can think of is possibly "If I Get Locked Up Tonight" where he occasionally goes off-beat.

Hell, his flow was flawless even on Infinite, which I don't think is as good as his '97-2002 material, lyrically.

VIBE: So tell me something about this new album.
Eminem: I learned how to ride a beat better, like, that's what I wanted to focus on doing. On the last album, I hadn't completely mastered it yet, to sink into the beat? That's what I don't like about that second album-I'd listen, and I'd be like, Why am I so far behind that beat? [voice rising] The first album was TERRIBLE - like, I was playing catch-up with the beat constantly.
http://www.bookrags.com/news/cover-stor ... minem-moc/

That's what I was talking about really..When he'd do that awkward flow like..Uh..
Nuttin' To Do and some tracks off MMLP.

Who Knew sounded awkward, syllable cramming and dododo blah blahsnare blah blah..
It weirdly still sounds good with the first few listens but then you really see the flaws after a few more..

I find it disturbing that I think this way about one of the greatest albums of the last decade..
But I guess it was his style at the time always chasing the beat..

Basically like, now he learned how to ride beats better now..So..I guess it doesn't really matter.

[SoldierShady]

Square Dance/My name w/Xzibit flow

[Devil'sAdvocate]

The hardest thing in hip hop is to have a normal relaxed flow,you nikkaz triflin.

[EminemInsider]

That's what I was talking about really..When he'd do that awkward flow like..Uh..
Nuttin' To Do and some tracks off MMLP.

Who Knew sounded awkward, syllable cramming and dododo blah blahsnare blah blah..
It weirdly still sounds good with the first few listens but then you really see the flaws after a few more..

I find it disturbing that I think this way about one of the greatest albums of the last decade..
But I guess it was his style at the time always chasing the beat..

Basically like, now he learned how to ride beats better now..So..I guess it doesn't really matter.

...another infantile retard who thinks "good flow" means mirroring.

Flat beat riding like that is the stuff of amateurs. Thousands upon thousands of netcees do it. Ke$ha does it. Katy Perry does it. Eminem could do that in his sleep when he was 14. Then he evolved beyond that.

Then he went backwards after the pills destroyed his brain.

LOL @ you thinking he needed to "learn how to ride the beat better." Yeah...he needed to learn how to do what every pop rapper in the world does...what every 16-year-old with Pro Tools does.

I really wish I still had the link to that track Evan C made making fun of this idea...