Slim Shady

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  1. NTC

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    His rhymes felt forced? I dont understand, he was telling a story, lol.
     
  2. Mamba

    Mamba The King is Back Staff Member Global Moderator

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    It didn't flow well, doesn't matter if he was telling a story, there still should of been some rythmm to it.
     
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    Eminem is a great story teller. Even though Encore was poor, it is better than alot of stuff released. I liked these songs:

    -Yellow Brick Road
    -Never Enough
    -Evil Deeds
    -Like Toy Soldiers
    -Mosh
    -Encore

    I think Yellow Brick Road was great, the others were average and above average.
     
  4. Mamba

    Mamba The King is Back Staff Member Global Moderator

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    I actually forgot about Mosh, I've been bumpin' that a lot lately.
     
  5. Legacy

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    My favorite rapper of all time. I love how Em can be funny as hell or serious as hell. And he is white. A white man who can compete with all the other African Americans. That is crazy. Vanilla Ice and Paul Wall can't compete with Eminem and don't even get me starter on Lil Wyte. I love all of Eminem's songs except for "Mockingbird".
     
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    Eminem has an awkward voice at times. Thus he's just alright or nice.
     
  7. The Dream

    The Dream mama there goes that man!

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    Mocking Bird and When I'm Gone are trash imo.....anything after Eminem Show is trash for Em (except a few guest spots here and there)
     
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    That appearance in "smack that" is horrible. Thats the worst ive ever heard from Em.
     
  9. Legacy

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    <div class="quote_poster">GotSkillz92 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">That appearance in "smack that" is horrible. Thats the worst ive ever heard from Em.</div>

    How was that bad? [​IMG]
     
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    I thought it was horrible. I dont know about you guys but I would expect more from Em.
     
  11. 44Thrilla

    44Thrilla cuatro cuatro

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    "Stir Crazy"
    "Nuttin to do"
    "Hellbound"
    "Get you mad"
    "If I get locked up tonight"
    "Off the wall"
     
  12. Mamba

    Mamba The King is Back Staff Member Global Moderator

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    Ol' Skool Em, you've heard infinite right 44?
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">TheBlackMamba Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Ol' Skool Em, you've heard infinite right 44?</div>
    Of course. Eminem was my favorite rapper back then.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">THE DREAM Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">anything after Eminem Show is trash for Em (except a few guest spots here and there)</div>

    Why? I see alot of people saying this, but no one ever offers an explanation.

    I personally thought Slim Shady LP and the Marshall Mathers LP were garbage, I mean he displayed great skill with his lyricism, but his subject matter and production were terrible.
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">NTC187 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">
    I personally thought Slim Shady LP and the Marshall Mathers LP were garbage, I mean he displayed great skill with his lyricism, but his subject matter and production were terrible.</div>

    I didn't think the Slim Shady LP and Marshall Mathers LP were garbage, but I preferred the Eminem Show over both the CDs. His first two CDs just don't have much replay ability to me. They just sound so angry and violent that I only play them when I'm in a certain mood
     
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    That is one of the great things about Eminem is he is a succesful multi-deminsonal rapper. He can go with the "goofy" songs to the serious songs. Even in his "goofy" songs he still rhymes with a message (that may bounce around from topic to topic) and in his serious songs he can show his deeper side. It shoulds flexability and deminsions to Em. Most rappers can't break out of their boring same scheme, same sounding rhymes, and you're tourching Em for being able to hit all sides of rap.
     
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    Always loved 'Hoops insight on rap music.
     
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    It's sadly ironic how Proof was the character that was killed in the video Toy Soldiers.......rip Proof
     
  19. NTC

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    <div class="quote_poster">purehoops Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">That is one of the great things about Eminem is he is a succesful multi-deminsonal rapper. He can go with the "goofy" songs to the serious songs. Even in his "goofy" songs he still rhymes with a message (that may bounce around from topic to topic) and in his serious songs he can show his deeper side. It shoulds flexability and deminsions to Em. Most rappers can't break out of their boring same scheme, same sounding rhymes, and you're tourching Em for being able to hit all sides of rap.</div>

    I never bashed Em for being able to switch things up, I said songs he has done like "My Name Is", "The Real Slim Shady" etc. are stupid songs with no real point or reason, this being in context to people saying songs like "Mockingbird" and "When I'm Gone" are trash.
     
  20. Karma

    Karma The Will Must Be Stronger Than The Skill

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    <div class="quote_poster">44Thrilla Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">"Stir Crazy"
    "Nuttin to do"
    "Hellbound"
    "Get you mad"
    "If I get locked up tonight"
    "Off the wall"</div>

    Great list, Red's verse on Off The Wall is pretty nice as well.

    I also like any of his collaborations with Royce. Nuttin To Do was quite good, as was Bad vs. Evil.

    I have a lot of Eminem songs that I find are classics, but to name a few of his best songs:

    Run Rabbit Run
    Hellbound
    Rock Bottom
    Criminal
    Still Don't Give A Fuk
    Just Dont Give A Fuk
    Stan
    The Way I Am (for a commercial single, this is an extraordinary track)

    Eminem's Best Guest Verses

    Bitch Please II (his verse is great IMO, even though it's a Dre song)
    Forgot About Dre (again, his verse blows Dre's out of the water)
    Renegade (murders Jay with his verse)
    Patiently Waiting (murders 50)


    His Smack That verse had to be the laziest verse I've ever heard from him in my life. You could tell it was one of those quickie verses he wrote and recorded. Didn't even seem like him and Akon recorded in the same room.
     

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