Eminems Next Album Should Be "Biography"

[GEMATRIA12]

not sure if oits the right section for this.

an idea for his next album,

since hes talked about almost everything in his life "before fame"

all the songs should be biographical,and about his life from 1998-till now,stories of his fame etc.

and called "Biography"

[wrestler1256]

tbh i bet you could pick songs about his life from all his albums, put em in a playlist, and have a legit biography

[itsfrazier]

tbh i bet you could pick songs about his life from all his albums, put em in a playlist, and have a legit biography

hahaha.....so true. gotta love Em.

[GEMATRIA12]

tbh i bet you could pick songs about his life from all his albums, put em in a playlist, and have a legit biography

true but we havent heard stories and stuff from once he was famous (besides for 2005-07)

like stuff that happened on the road,celebs he met etc.fights he had all that stuff.

[Norway kills]

not sure if oits the right section for this.

an idea for his next album,

since hes talked about almost everything "unnatural"

all the songs should be biological,and about nature from 0-till now,stories of Earth etc.

and called "Biology"

[GEMATRIA12]

not sure if oits the right section for this.

an idea for his next album,

since hes talked about almost everything "unnatural"

all the songs should be biological,and about nature from 0-till now,stories of Earth etc.

and called "Biology"

could be interesting.

[Kez]

I still think if he ever makes a final album he should call it Overdose. Shit would be perfectly fitting. Unfortunately i doubt he will ever consciously decide to make an album his final one, so meh

[Drucifer]

I always liked the "Overdose" title for a mixtape, like if he just jacks everyones beats G Unit style and kills them like he did Despicable.........

[Robot]

Why that ?

[kerryjoe]

if you haven't noticed, not one Eminem album has had one complete theme

[Devil'sAdvocate]

if you haven't noticed, not one Eminem album has had one complete theme

True Dat.

[UofLCard]

If anything, that would make for an ace Greatest Hits album idea.

if you haven't noticed, not one Eminem album has had one complete theme

Relapse was the closes to one.

[EminemBase]

He's pretty much chronicled the entire thing anyway. His rise, his fall and everything in-between.

For me, there's absolutely no need for any more personal material the next time round. He's hammered it all, his past life issues are more than worn and his current ones he's hit on the head too.

He should just now create ART as he has the potential to. To extreme heights. He's definitely moving into better territory with stuff like "Space Bound" and "25 to Life" and needs to keep going now. Pushing metaphors, generating new concepts, he could move mountains.

[EminemBase]

if you haven't noticed, not one Eminem album has had one complete theme

Not true.

Almost no musical album has track after track of the entire same thing, that makes no sense.

But his first three albums did have overriding tones which clicked them together like movies. MMLP was like one big playground joke, a psychological probe to society, it was many things that all coincided at once to create a monster piece of modern art as a whole.

With TES the overriding theme was his newfound life trapped as a superstar. As if in a bubble of his own fame and everything that goes with that. The title and theme work perfectly. Encore is by far the most mixed but intended theme was him giving one last show and then killing himself and the audience. If he had totally stuck to that, he could of made it a killer album, no pun intended (cough).

Relapse was him relapsing into a fictional murder rampage, again, if he had the guts to ignore all criticisms he knew it would draw and keep the true personal confessions (and re-hashing) off it, it could of been a beautiful artistic accomplishment. Or rather, a POWERFUL one, a better choice of word there. As it stands, it's just a very good album.

Recovery is the least consistent of an overriding theme, you have him recovering from his addiction and recovering back to greatness but it's not transcended (intentionally) as one consistent sound. But it's up there with his best albums in terms of material. And IMO a classic.