MMLP2 General Discussion

by **sneakerheadshady** » Dec 9th, '13, 03:34

i havent listened fully in a while

by **Francesco** » Dec 9th, '13, 03:42

InsaneTRex94 wrote:
Francesco wrote:
shadyblogger wrote:Does anyone have any ideas why it's called Don't Front?

They just re created Black Moons classic I got cha opin. Buckshot's hook Don't front part is a sample.
Edit: Sneaker homie you got me laughing... lol

Not exactly a sample, Eminem got Buckshot to re-record it.

That's possible then... I mean even if that's the case they still recreated/sampled the original in the exact same way & that's where the title of the new record is coming from.

by **Mr Change** » Dec 9th, '13, 03:51

Every day I'm like 'Alright time to listen to _________________ today finally.', thinking about another new project out. But then I'm pulled right back to listening to MMLP2.

by **Francesco** » Dec 9th, '13, 04:20

RSoares wrote:Bad Guy giving me the chills...Jeez, that 4th verse, the way he says all those things

I feel that all the way from very first listen... :y:

by **VINTAGƎ** » Dec 9th, '13, 06:48

I've reached the comfort zone level with this album.

First few listens: Listen to the songs objectively, trying to pick up all the lyrics and stuff. Letting your ear break down what it's hearing. It's in these listens you don't even remember what song he said what line. Feeling everything out.

More listens: You start developing favorites, listening to some songs more than others, etc.

More listens: Start appreciating the songs you skipped over initially

Comfort zone: Can tolerate any and every song that comes up.

by **shadyblogger** » Dec 9th, '13, 06:53

VINTAGƎ wrote:I've reached the comfort zone level with this album.

First few listens: Listen to the songs objectively, trying to pick up all the lyrics and stuff. Letting your ear break down what it's hearing. It's in these listens you don't even remember what song he said what line. Feeling everything out.

More listens: You start developing favorites, listening to some songs more than others, etc.

More listens: Start appreciating the songs you skipped over initially

Comfort zone: Can tolerate any and every song that comes up.

Very true. I'm in that nice comfort zone right now and love it.

by **CanadaPure** » Dec 9th, '13, 06:56

I still can't get over the yodeling in The Monster.

by **shadyblogger** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:08

It ain't that bad.

by **VINTAGƎ** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:10

shadyblogger wrote:
VINTAGƎ wrote:I've reached the comfort zone level with this album.

First few listens: Listen to the songs objectively, trying to pick up all the lyrics and stuff. Letting your ear break down what it's hearing. It's in these listens you don't even remember what song he said what line. Feeling everything out.

More listens: You start developing favorites, listening to some songs more than others, etc.

More listens: Start appreciating the songs you skipped over initially

Comfort zone: Can tolerate any and every song that comes up.

Very true. I'm in that nice comfort zone right now and love it.

CanadaPure wrote:I still can't get over the yodeling in The Monster.

I'm fine with it. I'm fine with every line on the album now. It's the stan in me. It's Eminem. I've been listening to him since I was 11. He can't do any wrong. If I don't like it, I'll find a way to like it eventually.

by **shadyblogger** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:12

Lol do you like Recovery?

by **CanadaPure** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:12

shadyblogger wrote:It ain't that bad.

It's pretty bad, compared to what he is able to do.

by **shadyblogger** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:14

CanadaPure wrote:
shadyblogger wrote:It ain't that bad.

It's pretty bad, compared to what he is able to do.

It's subjective. That whole song has grown on me.

by **CanadaPure** » Dec 9th, '13, 07:16

shadyblogger wrote:
CanadaPure wrote:
shadyblogger wrote:It ain't that bad.

It's pretty bad, compared to what he is able to do.

It's subjective. That whole song has grown on me.

True, everyone is allowed to have their opinions on it. It's just a song that hasn't grown on me at all. I'm hoping the music video helps.

by **RSoares** » Dec 9th, '13, 11:10

VINTAGƎ wrote:I've reached the comfort zone level with this album.

First few listens: Listen to the songs objectively, trying to pick up all the lyrics and stuff. Letting your ear break down what it's hearing. It's in these listens you don't even remember what song he said what line. Feeling everything out.

More listens: You start developing favorites, listening to some songs more than others, etc.

More listens: Start appreciating the songs you skipped over initially

Comfort zone: Can tolerate any and every song that comes up.

True.

I listened to it fully, yesterday, and it's still great. :worship:

by **Francesco** » Dec 9th, '13, 13:35

I knew about the purpose of The Monster so it never bothered me to be honest... even before the rest of the albums came out... let alone after that.

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