Slim Cary wrote:I never bitched about Relapse. I liked it then, like it now.
And I think it sounds really obnoxious to read people acting like they actually had something to do with the Relapse style going away. The record sales dictated that. Because they label got on to Em about it. Which is insane. Someone that has done so much should be able to do whatever they want. And if Relapse had Rihanna and little wayne awkwardly thrown in there like Recovery, it would have sold just as much.
Em believed in Relapse, he didn't in Recovery. Now, I think he's just trying to find something. We take greatness for granted. Constantly finding new styles is hard. Most just beat the same horse over and over(Nas...almost every other rapper not named Eminem). So while I respect Em trying to not get stale, I think he has went too far outside the box. He needs to go back to a simple formula of music. He's forcing things that he can't do and it isn't working.
Trimss wrote:Slim Cary, I appreciate your opinion and I don't give a fuck if you like a song or not. The reason why people don't like you is because you get mad at people for liking the song.
I agree about Relapse being his true self, and even though I like Recovery, it doesn't feel like an Eminem project.
StayWideAwake wrote:Slim Cary wrote:Trimss wrote:Slim Cary, I appreciate your opinion and I don't give a fuck if you like a song or not. The reason why people don't like you is because you get mad at people for liking the song.
I agree about Relapse being his true self, and even though I like Recovery, it doesn't feel like an Eminem project.
I do find it shocking that people can like the current Em having hearing his brillance of the past. It's like someone liking toffee after having steak.
That's why it's hard for me to think someone who has heard lines like
"Entertainment is changin', intertwinin' with gangsta's
In the land of the killers, a sinner's mind is a sanctum"
can turn around and be content with all the......mess of lyrics em has came up with as of late.
That's because you are comparing classic emotional deep songs to features and "freestyles". Instead you should compare that to lines in Going Through Changes. When he attempts to make another powerful song on his next album, you can compare it to a song like that. It makes no sense to hear a verse on a DJ's mix tape and say "it sucks compared to sing for the moment".
Slim Cary wrote:I do find it shocking that people can like the current Em having hearing his brillance of the past. It's like someone liking toffee after having steak.
That's why it's hard for me to think someone who has heard lines like
"Entertainment is changin', intertwinin' with gangsta's
In the land of the killers, a sinner's mind is a sanctum"
can turn around and be content with all the......mess of lyrics em has came up with as of late.
Trimss wrote:Slim Cary wrote:I do find it shocking that people can like the current Em having hearing his brillance of the past. It's like someone liking toffee after having steak.
That's why it's hard for me to think someone who has heard lines like
"Entertainment is changin', intertwinin' with gangsta's
In the land of the killers, a sinner's mind is a sanctum"
can turn around and be content with all the......mess of lyrics em has came up with as of late.
Liking the current Eminem doesn't mean we're comparing any of his new shit to what he did in his past.
You'll always be disappointed if you compare his new stuff to his older albums. It's obvious and it's a fact that no one can deny, Eminem just isn't as good as before.
However, that doesn't mean you can't appreciate cool things when they're right in front of your eyes. I always try to see what's better than in the last song we heard. Right now, I feel like he actually feels more comfortable with his puns and don't over use them.
Of course I feel like everything after Relapse is a step backwards too, and I don't understand how his voice, writing and ideas changed like that within a year. BUUUUUT...
He had meaningful songs on Recovery though, and I found its content was the strongest point of the album. Maybe it lacked a better realization though, like having better beats would have made it a lot better.
Slim Cary wrote:I think Relapse can compete with all of his first three releases. And I hope to see that quality again. And while I agree you can enjoy Em when he isn't on that level, to me, he isn't even close.
None of the songs he has released post Recovery I listen to, ever. They are all unlistenable to me. And that's frustrating.
I do think that this new release will be better. He's had three years to work on it. I personally believe he likes Relapse and doesn't like Recovery, because I've listened to Em since 1999 and I'd like to think I understand the guy on at least some level.
He is way too critical of himself to be happy with the stuff he's done lately. And that, I think, has created fire,drive. it's hard to have those things deep into a career. But like he had something to prove after Encore, I think he has something to prove now.
StayWideAwake wrote:Slim Cary wrote:I'm just trying not to look too into it because if that is true, then the album probably won't be good. And there is so many things that go into the business. They could have just wanted a throw away old song to get Shady 45 hype or Tony hype. They might be using a old song to set the bar low so the new stuff will seem even more powerful. After despicable, I don't really put a lot of stock into. Despicable doesn't sound like Recovery. So why would this sound like the new album?
I just think this was some shitty old song that Em gave up to make some people some money. It's either that, Or Eminem has been wasting time writing horrible music for the past three years.
REALLY? The two options are...Eminem is trolling the entire world just to say SIKE! I knew that sucked, or he's been writing awful music for 3 years. Those are your most prominent options? Why is it so hard to believe that he just wrote some damn rhymes for a guys mixtape and that's it. Your negativity makes you ridiculously closed minded. OMG HE PUT OUT A SONG I DONT LIKE SO FOR THE PAST 1095 DAYS HE"S JUST BEEN WRITING BULLSHIT.
Jesus Christ wrote:Fuck all South Pacific island and island-continents.
Trimss wrote:Which songs off of Recovery and BME do you like?
Slim Cary wrote:Menzo wrote:Slim Cary wrote:It's unlistenable. You can call it a freestyle, freeverse, "it's only a mixtape song" whatever excuse you want.
Bottom line is he is using that whisper/yell choppy flow cheesy line crap.
So if it is old, then there is still hope. If that is 2013 Em, the album will be horrible.
I want to believe that it is old, because it is so shitty. But it doesn't really make any sense for it to be.
Em has had slumps before and broke out of them. Hope he does with this album. My expectations are very low though.
Sorry you didn't like it. But cheesy line? C'mon man, this is the complete opposite of "cheesy". If you don't like something, it doesn't automatically make it cheesy...you can dislike something for the sake of disliking it, doesn't always need a reason, like being cheesy - which it isn't anyways.
Oh well. I enjoy it.
If you like it, then good. That's why you listen to music, for your enjoyment. I, think it was corny.
"I got an Oscar, I'm still a grouch
I use it as a doorstop, and the prop"
"I ain't playing yo! Go for Shady don't kid yourself
Bitch, you aint even a baby goat"
I think those line are corny, uncreative, stupid. I think Em is a lot better than that.
And I know a lot of people are like NO ITS AMAMZING, LOL DONT YOU GET IT, GROUCH, LIKE, SESAME STREET LULZ SUCH A WITTY DOUBLE ENTENDRE OH SHADY'S BACK.
I just think it's dumb and lines like that just make me give a frustrated sigh when I hear them.
SliK wrote:I like the grouch line, it was probably my favourite of the verse.
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