
chef4 wrote:^Stimulate was the other song on his cd single of Cleanin Out My Closet, which supports my point that if its a good Em song, he will put it out somehow for his fans to hear. Therefore all his locked away music is probably terrible.
i reaaaaally doubt that lol
shadyfreakzul wrote:Berry wrote:Some of the The latest/definitely encore period probably suck.
However, I imagine some tracks from 1999 to 2003 are outstanding.
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lakaisx wrote:I completely disagree with the thread-starter. Em has said in multiple interviews that he records a lot of material equating to hundreds of songs, and given not all of them are good, he says a lot of songs didnt make the cut because it didnt match the content or subject of the album; and since Em is very up to date person he wouldnt put them on an album because he considers it old. So a lot of great records could be hiding. Think about it would any track on TES match going on SSLP or MMLP? I dont think so.




ShadyVsEminem wrote:lakaisx wrote:I completely disagree with the thread-starter. Em has said in multiple interviews that he records a lot of material equating to hundreds of songs, and given not all of them are good, he says a lot of songs didnt make the cut because it didnt match the content or subject of the album; and since Em is very up to date person he wouldnt put them on an album because he considers it old. So a lot of great records could be hiding. Think about it would any track on TES match going on SSLP or MMLP? I dont think so.
TES is better than both albums,what you talking about?
Im sure he makes a lot of songs that cover the same topics or have a similar feel and he wants to keep his abums varied,Relapse was his only album without lots of variation.
If he was a mixtape rapper we would be in heaven but he isnt unfortunately



Kez wrote:brool cory sto




luquew wrote:stimulate is a tuuuuuuneeeeee

Amadeo wrote:Just like No Apologies sucked?
Just like If I Get Locked Up, Bad Influence sucked?







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