dr.dre and eminem only producing on ems next album

by **xnoxiousx** » Feb 9th, '11, 05:11

Do you think this good ideas. I for one thought beats on recvoery were meh i missed dr.dre he always made best ones i just rather have him than 10 or 11 different new producers.

by **xxTrigger1989xx** » Feb 9th, '11, 05:49

That sounds like a GREAT idea, actually

by **DanWS** » Feb 9th, '11, 07:43

This already happened on Relapse lol. And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse. I wnna see Em work with Khalil again.

by **TheGentlePlayer** » Feb 9th, '11, 12:21

xxTrigger1989xx wrote:That sounds like a GREAT idea, actually

by **dR3** » Feb 9th, '11, 12:24

DanWS wrote:And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse.

It's not even close, let alone better.

by **Sam.** » Feb 9th, '11, 12:33

He should go with other producers other than he worked on recovery like the wiz khalifa's prod.
B&Y was mind blowing.

by **murphmanny** » Feb 9th, '11, 13:29

DanWS wrote:This already happened on Relapse lol. And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse. I wnna see Em work with Khalil again.

WHATTTT!!!! :confusion:

relapse > recovery
production wise

i don't know how you can compare songs like must be the ganja to something like 25 to life...
must be dre's touch, makes it have more replay value for me.

by **xnoxiousx** » Feb 9th, '11, 13:31

DanWS wrote:This already happened on Relapse lol. And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse. I wnna see Em work with Khalil again.

Nope wrong. Relapse had its faults but one good part is the songs sounded good. The beats on recvoery sucked im sorry relpase was better in that way.

by **murphmanny** » Feb 9th, '11, 13:45

Killa wrote:Id rather only 1 Producer tbh, to craft a "whole album sound" rather than individual tracks that go on to make a album.

by **Fleka** » Feb 9th, '11, 13:55

dR3 wrote:
DanWS wrote:And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse.

It's not even close, let alone better.

You spek the truth, dR3 my man.

Album with Dre and Em production. D12, Sloughterhouse, Xzibit, Tech, Immortal, Jay as possible features. Epicness.

by **Pauly D** » Feb 9th, '11, 14:13

Wow misleading title up the butt :shakehead:

by **DanWS** » Feb 9th, '11, 16:52

murphmanny wrote:
DanWS wrote:This already happened on Relapse lol. And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse. I wnna see Em work with Khalil again.

WHATTTT!!!!

relapse > recovery
production wise

i don't know how you can compare songs like must be the ganja to something like 25 to life...
must be dre's touch, makes it have more replay value for me.

25 To Life shits all over Must Be The Ganja production-wise.

by **DanWS** » Feb 9th, '11, 17:01

dR3 wrote:
DanWS wrote:And production on Recovery is a million times better than production on Relapse.

It's not even close, let alone better.

We'll just have to agree to disagree. Don't get me wrong I love Dre but the beats on Relapse were a little too simple most of the time for my liking. Most of them have that boom-bap feel about them which I don't really have anything against, its just that that sound is a little played out now. I like the beats of Insane, Bagpipes and Stay Wide Awake but for me the beats on Talkin 2 Myself, 25 To Life, Cold Wind Blows, No Love among most of the others on Recovery are a lot nicer. With Relapse it literally sounds like, as Em even said himself, he just took ready-made beats from Dre and spat over them. With the production in Recovery it sounds like the producers really worked together with Em to create the perfect sound (or as near to as possible) for him to spit over.

by **Sam.** » Feb 9th, '11, 18:26

Killa wrote:Id rather only 1 Producer tbh, to craft a "whole album sound" rather than individual tracks that go on to make a album.

good point you made there,agreed 100 %.

by **Jens14** » Feb 9th, '11, 19:44

I would like to see like 6 Eminem songs, 1-2 Dr. Dre ones, rest different producers.