so how is mmlp2 different than recovery?

[Notalius]

It's a bait thread guys. Nothing to see here. See you in the backstage section mono

[Raul]

Beats are better, delivery is better, a few corny punchlines but not that many, his voice is a lot better. It has more memorable tracks.

Mono lost. Come on, you have more potential than this.

[Raul]

hey mono... Bad Guy, Rhyme or Reason, Berzerk, Rap God, Asshole, Brainless, So Far, Love Game, Headlights and Evil Twin are completely different of the majority of Recovery. The theme of these songs, the beat style and Eminem's delivery. MMLP2 overrall sound is a lot different, come on. Only Survival, Legacy, The Monster have some kind of Recovery theme and are pop influenced tracks.

[Troll]

Mono you are a bad troll. I am not proud of you!

[Kill You]

Are you serious? You're falling off. Really badly.

[Raul]

mono, a hook sung by a pop singer, a poppish beat and a song with a theme of overcoming the odds and reflecting his career make TM a Recovery type-track, even if the sound is a little bit different.

What? What does The Kiss resemble of any MMLP2 song?

[kkaniff]

I actually agree with Mononym about The Monster.

[Kill You]

mono, a hook sung by a pop singer, a poppish beat and a song with a theme of overcoming the odds and reflecting his career make TM a Recovery type-track, even if the sound is a little bit different.

What? What does The Kiss resemble of any MMLP2 song?

Exactly lol he's just trolling. Let's stop feeding it and let this abomination of a thread die. Anyone with ears can hear the difference between MMLP2 and Recovery lol he's just being stupid.

[kkaniff]

^ Now I disagree with Mononym and think he/she's an idiot again.

[Raul]

ok, but what about the other songs I listed on my other post? Just the production and his delivery were a big change from that 'Old man shouting' voice and clusterfucked production of Recovery.

So ofc improvements and a considerable change of sound would happen, but not a crazy huge change. What were you expecting?

[yoda you can call me]

Because MMLP2 is an Eminem that's truly inspired and on top of his game again. He displays genuine confidence that's been lacking since his comeback. The concepts are a heck of lot better than the cliched type ish on Recovery. His flow is more natural than the forced delivery he spat on Recovery (if you can't hear that, then i feel bad for you son)
The Production is fookin nice brah.
And as far as the "corny punchlines" go, they're few and far between and take nothing away from any track at all.
In conclusion.. This is the best Eminem as been in a long time, Spitting his elitist emcee skills over dope production..
#truth

[shadyblogger]

Listen to the 2 albums back to back and if you're still asking the same question...then I don't know how to help you.

[Raul]

So ofc improvements and a considerable change of sound would happen, but not a crazy huge change. What were you expecting?

i wasn't expecting eminem to be as genius as kanye ofc

Sorry, mono.

Anyway, Em doesn't change his style and the overall sound a lot, from an album to the next one. So, that's it.

MMLP2 still RAOTY

[Raul]

whether you think yeezus was good or not is irrelevant to the actual debate of it being completely different from dark fantasy

and no he did change his style and overall sound a lot but he just didn't on this album which leads me into thinking that he finally stopped thinking outside the box and pretty much lost his artistic sense by doing so, now he just raps

I do like Yeezus, breh, I was jk.

And yeah, with that I agree. He even said 280 times on recent interviews: 'I just wanna rap. I just rap. That is all I do.'

[UofLCard]

his next album will probably be another iteration of this sound too

His next album will sound however you want it to sound, tbh.

His next album will be a second greatest hit compilation--mark it.