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What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Raul » May 14th, '14, 19:19

Eminem made 8 Mile OST in 2002 and his voice was fine (8 Mile, Rabbit Run, LY), but in 2003 his voice was already kinda slurred and his attitude/delivery was gangsta wannabe (Monkey See, Monkey Do, The Sauce)

How was that transition and when did it happen?
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Excita » May 14th, '14, 20:18

He never said that he was a gangsta, but then he graduated to one.
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Him Shadow » May 14th, '14, 20:28

it's all cause of this guy:

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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby DetroitSkills » May 14th, '14, 20:29

himshadow wrote:it's all cause of this guy:

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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Raul » May 14th, '14, 22:41

himshadow wrote:it's all cause of this guy:

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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby cement » May 14th, '14, 23:06

its all ems fault cause hes a fag who cant handle fame
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby shadyblogger » May 14th, '14, 23:12

I'm pretty sure The Sauce was still 2002. I don't think his voice was slurred in The Sauce either. He was spitting bars as clearly as some of the 8 Mile stuff.
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Never_Enough » May 14th, '14, 23:34

We All Die One Day or Don't Push Me imo
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Trimss » May 14th, '14, 23:49

Menzo wrote:His voice on Cheers imo


Definitely.

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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Mathers » May 15th, '14, 10:41

''Don't Push Me'', though his voice sounded fine on ''Patiently Waiting'', that song must've been recorded earlier.
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Him Shadow » May 15th, '14, 14:08

shadyblogger wrote:I'm pretty sure The Sauce was still 2002. I don't think his voice was slurred in The Sauce either. He was spitting bars as clearly as some of the 8 Mile stuff.


yes, The Sauce was released in 2002 and appeared on first Invasion mixtape
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby Him Shadow » May 15th, '14, 14:09

shadyblogger wrote:I'm pretty sure The Sauce was still 2002. I don't think his voice was slurred in The Sauce either. He was spitting bars as clearly as some of the 8 Mile stuff.


yes, The Sauce was released in 2002 and it appeared on the first Invasion mixtape
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby mdemaz » May 15th, '14, 14:10

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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby EminemInsider » May 16th, '14, 22:49

There's a huge difference vocally between Nail In the Coffin and The Sauce. On The Sauce, though his voice is a little thicker/heavier than it used to be, you can still tell it's him. On NITC, you can barely even tell it's him. It sounds like he's rapping while straining on the toilet or like he's got a cold.
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Re: What was the transition song of 8 Mile/Gangsta era?

Postby shadyblogger » May 17th, '14, 16:35

But The Sauce and Nail in the Coffin were both released in 2002. Maybe The Sauce was recorded before but both are dope af in my opinion. I think Nail in the Coffin he just was trying a more laid-back aggressive style as opposed to the energetic anger that was quickly flowing through The Sauce. Just listen to the differences in beat and it's understandable why his rapping is different on each track.
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