why the fuck "guilty conscience" album version havnt the chorus? and video version yes?
someone can upload me a 256 kb or 320 kb version dirty with the chorus? thanks
The video for "Guilty Conscience" has a nonstop back-beat with a chorus, unlike the album version, and a different narrator, played by actor Robert Culp. The lyrics in the chorus interpolate those found in the song "I Will Follow Him" by Little Peggy March. The version that aired on MTV eliminated the murder at the end of the song and converted it into an escalating argument between Eminem and Dre with no resolution. The Director's Cut leaves the murder in.[1]
The video is produced using the rotoscoping technique, depicting Eminem and Dr. Dre rapping to the song's protagonists on how to deal with their conflicting situations: including a man's temptation to robbing a liquor store, a college student's urge to have sex with an underage girl at a frat party, and the urge of a construction worker to murder his wife after he catches her cheating with another man.
The song contains a sample from the Ronald Stein song "Go Home Pigs" from the soundtrack to the film Getting Straight (1970).
Eminem later released "Guilty Conscience" on his greatest hits album, Curtain Call: The Hits. The nonstop back-beat and chorus from the music video were only used in the edited version of the song, but the narrator was not changed.
The video was listed on MuchMusic's 50 Most Controversial Videos at No. 38 for its promotion on how people get crossed with their consciences.
master360 wrote:thanks
N.E.R.O. wrote:yeah the chorus is the icing on the cake.. the changed/censored words and the new narrator are annoying as fuck though.. i read that statement before.. one time i had found a dirty version with chorus though..
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