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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 07:53

I wouldn't mind a Asylum type album. I fucking loved Relapse. If he could fuse TES and Relapse that would be godly. But if it is his last album, I want some personal shit on it, obviously about retiring. But he always puts some deep and personal shit on every album so yeah.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 07:57

We will see when the album comes but i will be willing to put any money that majority of the album will be very much emotional and cohessive in that direction. Not saying it's a fact but i will say i told y'all so for those who doubt it lol. I'm basing this on not taste either but all the Eminem fans i know who like this particular style have never got bored or thought we heard this all before they actually still hyped more than ver to hear some emotional music in full from him again. Also the fact Eminem realizes how many want to hear this from him consistantly. It simply cos some people don't stop relating most who do like this kinda music don't think oh this been done they just relate and feel it. This doesn't doesn't mean everyone who liked this style always wants to hear it over and over but i think it's shirt sighted to think people aren't anticipating it who do enjoyt that style.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 07:59

BlueRag wrote:We will see when the album comes but i will be willing to put any money that majority of the album will be very much emotional and cohessive in that direction. Not saying it's a fact but i will say i told y'all so for those who doubt it lol. I'm basing this on not taste either but all the Eminem fans i know who like this particular style have never got bored or thought we heard this all before they actually still hyped more than ver to hear some emotional music in full from him again. Also the fact Eminem realizes how many want to hear this from him consistantly. It simply cos some people don't stop relating most who do like this kinda music don't think oh this been done they just relate and feel it. This doesn't doesn't mean everyone who liked this style always wants to hear it over and over but i think it's shirt sighted to think people aren't anticipating it who do enjoyt that style.

but what is he going to talk about?
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:02

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BlueRag wrote:Tbh Asylum isn't poppy or goofy or anything, it's a darker Relapse-y type track, and seriously, what more personal shit can he talk about? He's covered everything, soon people will stop caring if he repeats himself too much. He's in a position he's never been in for this next album.


Well for what 13 years people haven't stopped caring every album sold. the record sales very consistant. You thinking too short sigted if people will stop caring about the personal/from the heart type music than they will stop caring about his other side and in reality people if anything have expressed that about his goofy side lotta fans complained saying it's played out silly now. As of yet people always supported the personal music. People who listen to it don't think oh this been done before cos as said no idea is original new it's the execution and being able to relate aspect people never get tired of.

Well, what more does he have to say? He had coming from the underground on SSLP, dealing with fame on the MMLP, reflecting on the shit he went through for the last two years on TES, his beefs/his label on Encore, and his drug addictions for Relapse & Recovery. What more does he have? That's why I feel like he should try something new. You should stop double posting.



This what i'm saying though people who enjoy listening we talking millions here don't think how you thinking they tend to just appreciate what they relate and can say i know exactly what he been through in this song, that song. Look at Rock Bottom which came out in 1999 then 8 Mile Road which came out in 2002 both songs had the same concept both talking about how broke and hard it was living that way but both classics. When you execute the message so well with passion it doesn't work that way where those who like it think we heard this before. The fact a person who can relate to will make it even more special for them.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:06

InsaneTRex94 wrote:
BlueRag wrote:We will see when the album comes but i will be willing to put any money that majority of the album will be very much emotional and cohessive in that direction. Not saying it's a fact but i will say i told y'all so for those who doubt it lol. I'm basing this on not taste either but all the Eminem fans i know who like this particular style have never got bored or thought we heard this all before they actually still hyped more than ver to hear some emotional music in full from him again. Also the fact Eminem realizes how many want to hear this from him consistantly. It simply cos some people don't stop relating most who do like this kinda music don't think oh this been done they just relate and feel it. This doesn't doesn't mean everyone who liked this style always wants to hear it over and over but i think it's shirt sighted to think people aren't anticipating it who do enjoyt that style.

But what do you think he'll rap about then?

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I'm not sure i'm just tryna let you see a bigger picture you seem to think everyone shares your exact sentiments when really that is quite dilusional to think that way. Basically i am now just looking forward to hearing a type of sound like on the Our House bridge for the new solo. I think as a fan it is also surprising you don't like this kinda sound/style. Don't you get bored of songs like Asylum? it can get played out
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:10

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InsaneTRex94 wrote:
BlueRag wrote:We will see when the album comes but i will be willing to put any money that majority of the album will be very much emotional and cohessive in that direction. Not saying it's a fact but i will say i told y'all so for those who doubt it lol. I'm basing this on not taste either but all the Eminem fans i know who like this particular style have never got bored or thought we heard this all before they actually still hyped more than ver to hear some emotional music in full from him again. Also the fact Eminem realizes how many want to hear this from him consistantly. It simply cos some people don't stop relating most who do like this kinda music don't think oh this been done they just relate and feel it. This doesn't doesn't mean everyone who liked this style always wants to hear it over and over but i think it's shirt sighted to think people aren't anticipating it who do enjoyt that style.

But what do you think he'll rap about then?

DAMN YOU BUMSHIV



I'm not sure i'm just tryna let you see a bigger picture you seem to think everyone shares your exact sentiments when really that is quite dilusional to think that way. Basically i am now just looking forward to hearing a type of sound like on the Our House bridge for the new solo. I think as a fan it is also surprising you don't like this kinda sound/style. Don't you get bored of songs like Asylum? it can get played out

I don't think we'll get an fully emotional album. Sure there's gonna be like 2 personal tracks on it but thats on every em album. He doesn't have anything like that to write about. His life is finally good. I would enjoy an album with the asylum voice and everything and him just spitting straight bars for a majority for the album. I expect just bars on his next album. Songs that are just musically great. I don't expect him rapping about his fucked up life, or fame problems, or his daughters because he's obviously done with that shit.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:11

BumShiv wrote:
BlueRag wrote:We will see when the album comes but i will be willing to put any money that majority of the album will be very much emotional and cohessive in that direction. Not saying it's a fact but i will say i told y'all so for those who doubt it lol. I'm basing this on not taste either but all the Eminem fans i know who like this particular style have never got bored or thought we heard this all before they actually still hyped more than ver to hear some emotional music in full from him again. Also the fact Eminem realizes how many want to hear this from him consistantly. It simply cos some people don't stop relating most who do like this kinda music don't think oh this been done they just relate and feel it. This doesn't doesn't mean everyone who liked this style always wants to hear it over and over but i think it's shirt sighted to think people aren't anticipating it who do enjoyt that style.

but what is he going to talk about?



I mean it could be possible that not neccesarily new topics like lets look at the past. Rock Bottom and 8 Mile Road, Mockingbird and When I'm Gone, Suprman and Spacebound all songs from diffrent albums same themes. It's not so much about doing something new cos everything already been done it's just doing what you do and those who enjoy it enjoy those who don't. It's just for Eminem a hell of alot enjoy it. Then again he could surprise us and talk about personal aspects we haven't known about.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:19

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I don't think we'll get an fully emotional album. Sure there's gonna be like 2 personal tracks on it but thats on every em album. He doesn't have anything like that to write about. His life is finally good. I would enjoy an album with the asylum voice and everything and him just spitting straight bars for a majority for the album. I expect just bars on his next album. Songs that are just musically great. I don't expect him rapping about his fucked up life, or fame problems, or his daughters because he's obviously done with that shit.[/quote]




Well Music is more about just rapping bars, subjects, cohessive depth, passion, expressing life stories are important and apart of good music. He been Rapping about similar topics in the past but never stopped him being succesful. Rock Bottom (1999) 8 Mile Road (2002) Hailies Song (2002) (When I'm Gone 2005) (Deja Vu (2009) Going Through Changes (2010) You saying all these songs been done before i get that but everytime he does them they sell, they succesful, they get radio play if they singles. A person that wasn't alive in 1999 to hear lets say Rock Bottom from The Slim Shady LP but is alive now and lives in Watts or Compton who can identify with a Rock Bottom type song but was not born when Em came out will be able to relate to that type of song if he does it today.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:23

BlueRag wrote:
Well Music is more about just rapping bars, subjects, cohessive depth, passion, expressing life stories are important and apart of good music. He been Rapping about similar topics in the past but never stopped him being succesful. Rock Bottom (1999) 8 Mile Road (2002) Hailies Song (2002) (When I'm Gone 2005) (Deja Vu (2009) Going Through Changes (2010) You saying all these songs been done before i get that but everytime he does them they sell, they succesful, they get radio play if they singles. A person that wasn't alive in 1999 to hear lets say Rock Bottom from The Slim Shady LP but is alive now and lives in Watts or Compton who can identify with a Rock Bottom type song but was not born when Em came out will be able to relate to that type of song if he does it today.


His music will relate and effect people forever. Not questioning that. But all those records you brought up that have similar subject matter have been influenced by him going through that at the time it was writter. It's not like he just went back and purposely wanted to make a similar record. He's life has finally settled. He's finally happy. I think they'll be a couple records about retirement on the next album but nothing else. All other songs will be bars and musically great.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:36

InsaneTRex94 wrote:I want to see him talk about label issues, Yelawolf, Slaughterhouse, 50 Cent vs. Jimmy Iovine, how he feels about D12 breaking up since they're all brothers. That's some stuff he can talk about.

i doubt he'll talk about label issues, but everything else would be great/

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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:38

Thing is for the 8 Mile soundtrack songs like Lose Yourself, 8 Mile Road, Rabbit Run, Love Me he specfically said he had to mentally go back in time put his head around the time frame and how he felt growing up in Detroit in the early 90's how hard and tough that life was. Being on the set of the film while writting these songs he had to really take his mind back and almost act like he was there at that period for real this is what he said and as we know all these songs are straight up classics with a common theme of poverty and being from the struggles of Detroit inner city yet at this point he was a millionaire, superstar and hadn't been living poor for a good 5 years. I'm not saying we gonna get another song about his life in the ghetto again but i have to say if we did and it was executed as well, had the same passion, same dope lyrics, dope hook, dope beat i ain't gonna complain i'm gonna be very happy. Just as i was hearing the bridge on Our House.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BumShiv » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:44

BlueRag wrote:Thing is for the 8 Mile soundtrack songs like Lose Yourself, 8 Mile Road, Rabbit Run, Love Me he specfically said he had to mentally go back in time put his head around the time frame and how he felt growing up in Detroit in the early 90's how hard and tough that life was. Being on the set of the film while writting these songs he had to really take his mind back and almost act like he was there at that period for real this is what he said and as we know all these songs are straight up classics with a common theme of poverty and being from the struggles of Detroit inner city yet at this point he was a millionaire, superstar and hadn't been living poor for a good 5 years. I'm not saying we gonna get another song about his life in the ghetto again but i have to say if we did and it was executed as well, had the same passion, same dope lyrics, dope hook, dope beat i ain't gonna complain i'm gonna be very happy. Just as i was hearing the bridge on Our House.

exactly. He was going through it at the time through 8 mile. He's not going through anything now
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:52

Let's just say Eminem is never 1 to forget his roots with out him going through all the things he has there is no Eminem. Let look at it like this too i don't think Eminem looks at youtube comments on his videos but i really think someone in his camp around him does and when they see the countless praise and how everyone in the comments of these personal songs makes certain comments some big statements like this song changed my life or this song makes me cry i am confident Em is aware of this kinda thing. I also think when Eminem performs these type of tracks at concerts and sometimes you see people actually cry and when he sees his fans cry to the songs i can't help but think this inspires him. So i think you gotta understand how many people really are anticipating the type of bridge we got from Em on this song for his next album. Eminem always striked me as anything bothering him he writes down too so i'm just saying do not be surprised that's all.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 08:58

BumShiv wrote:
InsaneTRex94 wrote:I want to see him talk about label issues, Yelawolf, Slaughterhouse, 50 Cent vs. Jimmy Iovine, how he feels about D12 breaking up since they're all brothers. That's some stuff he can talk about.

i doubt he'll talk about label issues, but everything else would be great/

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Those subjects i really in a million years can't see him Rapping about i am certain he wouldn't it's not his style really to cover something like that. Eminem always been the type to if he gonna cover something it will be something powerful something that touches peoples. Not everyone will relate, not everyone can say they understand it but those who do certaintly ain't never been board of it that is somethin that is factual.
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Re: Em's Bridge on Our House vs his Hook on Asylum

Postby BlueRag » Aug 23rd, '12, 09:00

InsaneTRex94 wrote:
BlueRag wrote:Let's just say Eminem is never 1 to forget his roots with out him going through all the things he has there is no Eminem. Let look at it like this too i don't think Eminem looks at youtube comments on his videos but i really think someone in his camp around him does and when they see the countless praise and how everyone in the comments of these personal songs makes certain comments some big statements like this song changed my life or this song makes me cry i am confident Em is aware of this kinda thing. I also think when Eminem performs these type of tracks at concerts and sometimes you see people actually cry and when he sees his fans cry to the songs i can't help but think this inspires him. So i think you gotta understand how many people really are anticipating the type of bridge we got from Em on this song for his next album. Eminem always striked me as anything bothering him he writes down too so i'm just saying do not be surprised that's all.

Very valid point.

Y'know what I want him to rap about? Insomnia. If he still has it or not periodically, and if he does his temptations of going back to do drugs. He hasn't really done anything like that yet.




He could you never know, He ain't Rapped too much about his father either, or his daughter that he adopted, his mother got cancer he never rapped about. Theres alot he ain't covered
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