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Will someone please explain to my brain...

that I just severed
a main vein with a chainsaw and I'm in pain?
I take a breather and sighed; either I'm high, or I'm nuts
Cause if you ain't tiltin this room, neither am I
So when you see your mom with a thermometer shoved in her ass
Then it probably is obvious I got it on with her
Cause when I drop this solo shit it's over with
I bought Cage's tape, opened it, and dubbed over it




fact: the best eminem album was the slim shady lp

Marshall Mathers LP owned.

I have that track as my ringtone, it kicks much ass.

I take a clean shave, bathe, go to a rave,
die from an over-dose and dig myself up outta my grave.

Raarrrr!

rap now is gross.

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Originally posted by washout rap now is gross.

+1

I had heard one or two singles from the album and one day a friend of mine lent me the cd.


I gave it a full listen in one straight shot and I was like wtf is this?
Lyrics way over the edge
As much as I hate to say Eminem had skills in the shock factor department!

i have a love/hate thing with him. i liked his earlier stuff when he first came out and had dre with him in some tracks.


but i really can't stand when he gets all "serious" and sings those gay ass songs to hailey and his ex wife.


i never really thought his lyrics were THAT great...i mean, instead of finding words that rhyme and still being able to tell a story, he just like manipulates the timing of other words to rhyme, which a lot of rappers do, but i dunno, it just sounds cheesy sometimes when he does it. he's not very flowey or smooth with his lyrics like outkast or ludacris...


my 2 cents.


but i have to admit that paragraph posted in the first post is interesting, is this on his new album or something?

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Originally posted by Slylee but i have to admit that paragraph posted in the first post is interesting, is this on his new album or something?

No its from a song 'role model' on his 1999 album 'the slim shady lp' (the one with 'my name is' and 'guilty conscience')
eminem's music today sucks, just like most of rap/hop hop on the radio but that album was superb, both lyrically and sonically

His music is just too harsh for me. I dont want to be that guy at the beginning of office space rolling up his window as he pulls up to people. lol i love that movie

to me hip-hop/rap was always about the beats and never the lyrics, probably why i like edm so much now.

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Originally posted by weymouth to me hip-hop/rap was always about the beats and never the lyrics, probably why i like edm so much now.

I have to say I feel the same way about music in general
I listen to the instrumental more than the words
probably like 70/30

same here, and everyone wonders why i like the mindless shit by lloyd banks and 50 cent. because it simply just sounds good and has a great beat...i love their stuff.


anyway, u can get the best of both worlds by listening to any song on some old Outkast albums..Aquemini or ATLiens..

50 Cent ft. Mobb Deep - Outta Control (Remix)

Ch00000n. Sick production.

Vivid will back me up on this.



Purple Pills from Eminem is great, and the whole Slim Shady Lp

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Originally posted by Slylee same here, and everyone wonders why i like the mindless shit by lloyd banks and 50 cent. because it simply just sounds good and has a great beat...i love their stuff. anyway, u can get the best of both worlds by listening to any song on some old Outkast albums..Aquemini or ATLiens..

You got good taste Slylee. You gotta listen to that new Dj Whoo kid feat Lloyd Banks mixtape "Mo money in the bank pt.4" shit is hot. I love EDM , but its not my favorite genre of music.

Hey, some of his stuff newer than that is still pretty good. I was always uplifted and inspired this little number:


It's like my mother always told me...
REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-REENY-and coedine
and g_d damnit you little fuckin' punk, if you ain't got nothin' nice to say, then don't say nothin'.

(uhhh...)

FUCK that shit bitch, eat a mother fuckin' dick, chew on a prick, and
Lick a million motherfuckin' cocks per second
I'd rather put out a mother fuckin' gospel record
I'd rather be a pussy whipped bitch
Eat pussy and have pussy lips glued to my face with a clit
Ring in my nose than quit bringin' my flows

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Originally posted by Dj_Skez You got good taste Slylee. You gotta listen to that new Dj Whoo kid feat Lloyd Banks mixtape "Mo money in the bank pt.4" shit is hot. I love EDM , but its not my favorite genre of music.

out of the hip hop i mentioned, u compliment me on the lloyd banks/50 cent... lol


their stuff is good, but their lyrics are so stupid and repetative in every song...same old shit with a different beat. but yea, it always makes me want to get up and dance.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations 50 Cent ft. Mobb Deep - Outta Control (Remix) Ch00000n. Sick production. Vivid will back me up on this. Purple Pills from Eminem is great, and the whole Slim Shady Lp

+1

yea that's a good song...i like "on fire" too and "i'm so fly"...that whole lloyd banks CD is awesome...the first one he came out with i think.

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Originally posted by Slylee yea that's a good song...i like "on fire" too and "i'm so fly"...that whole lloyd banks CD is awesome...the first one he came out with i think.

On Fire has such a great hook- love hearin' that in a club!

hip-hop went to utter shit right around the time 50 Cent dropped his first album...tbh his debut was good, lotsa good party tunes and stuff but im so sick of hearing about: booze, bitches, blunts, cars, jewelry...hip-hop was/is much more interesting when rappers confront problems/issues in today's culture using eloquent verbal tirades..built over a killer bassbeat of course..imo

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Originally posted by bogartgreens hip-hop went to utter shit right around the time 50 Cent dropped his first album...tbh his debut was good, lotsa good party tunes and stuff but im so sick of hearing about : booze, bitches, blunts, cars, jewelry...hip-hop was/is much more interesting when rappers confront problems/issues in today's culture using eloquent verbal tirades..built over a killer bassbeat of course..imo

Yeah, but that's not rly hip hop. Hip hop's roots are in partying and having a blast. As with house-

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Originally posted by Allied Nations Yeah, but that's not rly hip hop. Hip hop's roots are in partying and having a blast.

yup and lyrics above a 3rd grade reading level

I like the beats of the genre too, I mean Timbaland and Pharrell are two other artists who blow me away with their talent with instrumentals.
I do agree 50cent ruined the scene.
In da club was the only good track he released, all the rest suck major.

Eminem pre-serious was cool.
Tbh I find his funny stuff more entertaining then songs about his childhood/wife/daughter/mother, I don't think he'd really care if I made a record about my childhood, I'd rather keep that to myself then try to get people to love me for copin through it all.

None of you people know anything about hip hop. You are missing out on some fun times.

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Originally posted by Allied Nations Yeah, but that's not rly hip hop. Hip hop's roots are in partying and having a blast. As with house-

lol, wtf? This shit cracks me up.

Hip Hop didn't start with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre (much less Lil' Jon and Lloyd Banks).

The most interesting rappers to me are Talib Kweli, Common, The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest, Mos Def, Akon, Afu Ra, Lauren Hill, and even a little Kanye.

Even that Will.I.Am guy from the Black Eyed Peas is more interesting than 50 Cent. Rapping about substance > billz and grillz and hoez.

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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov The most interesting rappers to me are Talib Kweli, Common, The Roots, A Tribe Called Quest, Mos Def, Akon, Afu Ra, Lauren Hill, and even a little Kanye.

It didn't start with them either. And if you think the rappers on that list have never rhymed about parties and having a good time you are wrong.

You know nothing about hip hop.

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