Alchemist: Em Going Into "Further Territories"

[Asche]

Believe the alchemist!!! Seriously though, i dont think ANYONE in Eminem's camp says more honest stuff in relation to his material as Al. If al doesnt like it, he wont hype it. As simple as that. Google Alchemist and Relapse and see what he says- Talking about Rhymes, and Dre and consistency. Which is basically what it was. Remember reading an interview of him talking about Recovery and he was talking of puns, methapors and punchlines. Which is what it was about. Even when he talked of his Chemical Warfare verse and the "accents"... Believe Al.

Tbh, i dont think we will get a more insigtful opinion of this album from anyone else except possibly Eminem himseld. And... I'm hyped as FUCK!! First thing's first, Al says it meets his level and standard and caliber. Not necessarily better.... Jus not disapointing either. Thats quite an insurance policy. Second, with him "being Eminem" aww.... Aww boi. Good 2 knw.

This is all so exciting!! I didn't realize I was starting to lose my interest from all the waiting around until this thread reminded me what it's like to be hyped.

[whtcrack]

I feel like this makes it seem like Symphony in H is dated material more than I already thought. Nothing from that verse sounds like "further territories" it seems more like the eminem we have known for the past 3 years.

[ganjakush56]

I hope "further territories" means that we may hear Eminem including some commentary on socioeconomic and political issues regarding maybe Detroit or metropolitan areas in general. That could be very interesting if Em became a sort of "conscious" rapper (I know he's included social commentary throughout his career, along with tracks like "Mosh", "White America", "We as Americans", etc. I want to seem him take it even further; this motherfucker could start a legitimate movement if he wanted with the influence he has)

..i'm new btw