MMLP2 REVIEWS

[Raul]

Well... the sensible/hipster/faggot part of the critics is always going to give an Eminem album a rating below 70%, so I'm cool with MMLP2 having less than 80 points. If if finishes with 70-, though, it'll be fucked up.

[Trimss]

Absolute Punk gave Recovery 87%. Just saying.

[Raul]

Absolute Punk gave Recovery 87%. Just saying.

[1LynguisticMind]

recovery was better though

[Kaliya]

@NextEpisode (can't quote his post because of the links, seems I can't post any links, I don't know why, if someone can explain?)

That is cool. I hope all of them count ^^
I don't know why I'm so obsessed by Metacritic lol, I'm just thinking if the album has good rates then maybe more people will buy it and maybe it'll become a ""classic"". I'm too optimistic, I know.

[Trimss]

recovery was better though

Thank you for voicing your opinion, we all appreciate and respect it. Now go back to listening to something else than Eminem

[1LynguisticMind]

recovery was better though

Thank you for voicing your opinion, we all appreciate and respect it. Now go back to listening to something else than Eminem

I like eminem, Tes is my favorite album

[Trimss]

You can't pretend to like Eminem and think Recovery > MMLP2.

[4Corners]

1Lyng you're a retarded ass nigga, no doubt. Fake ass hip hop head

Reviews have still been solid for the most part. Especially since critics hate Em

[1LynguisticMind]

You can't pretend to like Eminem and think Recovery > MMLP2.

a lot of people share my opinion though

[Kill You]

You can't pretend to like Eminem and think Recovery > MMLP2.

a lot of people share my opinion though

No lol that is a fucking terrible opinion.

[Notalius]

Lol at recovery being better than MMLP2

[kkaniff]

Absolute Punk did their worst, I see.

[yoda you can call me]

http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2 ... -lp-2.html
i dont know if this has been posted, so sorry if it as..

It’s impossible to take Em seriously on MMLP2, not because he’s a bitchy multi-millionaire but because he just doesn’t sound invested anymore. Whether he’s projecting disingenuous vulnerability on “Stronger Than I Was” or sampling Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders on “Love Game” (where he’s handily upstaged by Kendrick Lamar), there’s no fire here. There’s no sense of catharsis or even, god forbid, fun. Every moment is steeped in the same rage he’s been peddling for too long. And perhaps that’s his one legit complaint: Em’s backed himself into a corner where he must continually cultivate that anger. His is a dark, dank, dire world, but it’s one of his own devising.

the critic needs a fucking slap

[NextEpisode]

Rapdose: 9.5/10
http://rapdose.com/2013/11/05/eminem-ma ... bum-review