Ass Like That ain't half bad

[Satan]

the best song on encore is a 5.5/10, LTS, and LYM is still a 7/10.

[Brainless BadGuy]

and YBR is one of his worst deliveries ever .. deal with it

That deep, monotone delivery fitted that song like a glove and you know it

[Satan]

and YBR is one of his worst deliveries ever .. deal with it

That deep, monotone delivery fitted that song like a glove and you know it

i especially liked the part where he rhymed BURRFDAY with FURRS PLAYC.

[EminemInsider]

I guess you are the type of fan that takes things at face value, I like to dig deeper than that. The fact that Encore is about a tired, frustrated, and depressed drug addict is what makes it so interesting imo.

Encore wasn't about that. The guy who made it was all those things, but Encore was nothing more than a pill party in the booth.

I didn't mean it like that, I meant life through the eyes of a person going through such things.

And you're right, songs like Mockingbird, Yellow Brick Road, Never Enough, Mosh, Crazy In Love, Evil Deeds, Love You More, and We As Americans always get the party going when my druggie friends and I get together and pop pills.

Again, you guys need to stop acting like the middle of the album IS Encore, there is so much more to it than just that.

The songs you named still suck. Maybe it's intriguing to listen to them now that he's gotten past the pills-bury doughboy stage and you can go back and laugh at them, but anything beyond that is delusional.

[Brainless BadGuy]

and YBR is one of his worst deliveries ever .. deal with it

That deep, monotone delivery fitted that song like a glove and you know it

i especially liked the part where he rhymed BURRFDAY with FURRS PLAYC.

HE DIDANT HUV DA RELAUPSE ACCANT ON DIS TRACK MAHN SO YA CUNT USE IT!

[shadyblogger]

Yellow Brick Road having a shitty delivery is a pretty wack comment imo. Someone seriously can't see that all the serious songs on Encore had Eminem with a pretty dope delivery and nice tone of voice. I mean damn, his voice was fine af on Encore.