MMLP2 General Discussion

[shadyblogger]

Yoda? No just kidding

[yoda you can call me]

Yoda? No just kidding

loool.. im currently looking on google myself, and 2 films have cropped up. "The reunion" and "Legend" but no actual evidence as of yet.. i will get to the bottom of this, if its the last thing i do

[shadyblogger]

Yoda? No just kidding

loool.. im currently looking on google myself, and 2 films have cropped up. "The reunion" and "Legend" but no actual evidence as of yet.. i will get to the bottom of this, if its the last thing i do

[sneakerheadshady]

I'm not sure if it's a sample or not lol I think it's just Eminem.

it never occured to me that it was a sample, until someone (yoda) said it on here. but em can change his voice and stuff and edit it you know?

[shadyblogger]

Em can do whatever he wants

[sneakerheadshady]

Em can do whatever he wants

word. Da GOAT

[yoda you can call me]

it most likely was em that did that voice. cause i did this thing were i looked at the production on the booklet. lal..
and the only things that were sampled was Royce and this...

[sneakerheadshady]

it most likely was em that did that voice. cause i did this thing were i looked at the production on the booklet. lal..
and the only things that were sampled was Royce and this...

i dont think that thing is it tbh hahahah

[shadyblogger]

it most likely was em that did that voice. cause i did this thing were i looked at the production on the booklet. lal..
and the only things that were sampled was Royce and this...

Oh Marshall

[sneakerheadshady]

it most likely was em that did that voice. cause i did this thing were i looked at the production on the booklet. lal..
and the only things that were sampled was Royce and this...

Oh Marshall

[yoda you can call me]

Em said that shit, it wasn't a sample.

I don't even know why you guys would discuss this.

i just assumed it was from some old film coz it didn't sound like em to me and i'd heard lines like that in old horror flicks

[EminemBase]

I love love loooove "Rhyme or Reason".

It's got... well, as one critic described the album, they said something like 'he once again embraces the 'freeform psychosis' or something along those lines; if there is one thing that he did recapture which hasn't really been present SINCE MMLP... it's that.

It's the feeling that he's rattling through psychiatric nonsense; contradictions, life stories, hang-ups, convictions, there's little political jibes, little insecurities, but just this kind of 'free-wheeling' mindset that he's rattling through his mind, in a fun and witty way.

Rather than going 'HERE'S THE TOPIC, LEME WRITE THIS TOPIC' or a story or something... he's a lot more casually ironic and having a lot more relaxed fun on MMLP2, like "Criminal".

The feel of this song is just so fucking cool though, all the verses are golden, his response to the sample is fucking funny "I don't give a fuck", and creative @ flipping the sample in that way (not sure what samples critics were referring to as 'tired'... as the way they flipped it on "Rhyme or Reason" is pretty fantastic and original), the hook is wonderful. The song is just a classic.

Mr. Mathers as advertised on the flyers - so spread the word because I'm promoting my past until I'm passed out - this casual cocky wit which doesn't sound contrived; it's slightly self-deprecating (as in, referring to himself as needing to eat off his past / washed-up), this is the true Eminem wit which has been hit-and-miss, and missing, for a while now.

[shadyblogger]

I love love loooove "Rhyme or Reason".

It's got... well, as one critic described the album, they said something like 'he once again embraces the 'freeform psychosis' or something along those lines; if there is one thing that he did recapture which hasn't really been present SINCE MMLP... it's that.

It's the feeling that he's rattling through psychiatric nonsense; contradictions, life stories, hang-ups, convictions, there's little political jibes, little insecurities, but just this kind of 'free-wheeling' mindset that he's rattling through his mind, in a fun and witty way.

Rather than going 'HERE'S THE TOPIC, LEME WRITE THIS TOPIC' or a story or something... he's a lot more casually ironic and having a lot more relaxed fun on MMLP2, like "Criminal".

The feel of this song is just so fucking cool though, all the verses are golden, his response to the sample is fucking funny "I don't give a fuck", and creative @ flipping the sample in that way (not sure what samples critics were referring to as 'tired'... as the way they flipped it on "Rhyme or Reason" is pretty fantastic and original), the hook is wonderful. The song is just a classic.

Mr. Mathers as advertised on the flyers - so spread the word because I'm promoting my past until I'm passed out - this casual cocky wit which doesn't sound contrived; it's slightly self-deprecating (as in, referring to himself as needing to eat off his past / washed-up), this is the true Eminem wit which has been hit-and-miss, and missing, for a while now.

Completely agree. Just was listening to it a little while ago. I love the sporadic shady lyrics all over the song.

[shadyblogger]

Those lines at the end of the 3rd verse about "still am a Criminal" get me every time. It's too good.

[momentsgolden]

I'd like to see how the fuck he made RoR, I mean the sound of it is close to the rest of the Rick Rubin produced tracks (excluding Berzerk) but it's just so different. I'd like to know what he wrote right after and before he wrote RoR.