Ok, well I will download both 'Slim Shady' and 'the Eminem Show'. I cant see me liking either of them though LOL.
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Let's start off with that ****ing annoying voice of his. I have his Marshall Mathers LP, which I used to like when I was 12 (ok 14... ok, 18 ), but when I hear it now it makes me wanna jump off a bridge. A very high one. Something like this: http://www.enerpac.com/html/Projects...lau-Closed.jpg The Millau Viaduct in France, 343 meters high. Just about enough to ensure you'll never have to hear another Eminem record again. So, his lyrics, yes, they are quite good. For somebody who is mentally ill. One of his most brilliant songs, lyrically, must be "I Am". Which starts off with the words the world will always remember: "whatever...dre just let it run..hey yo turn the beat up a little bit..yo this song is for anyone..**** it..shut up and listen..hey yo" I agree, it takes some vodka's and a serious lack of talent to come up with such a masterpiece. I'd have to say that his best talent is however to make each song sound exactly the same. Several artist, like Bon Jovi, have tried to copy this formula, but without an awful lot of success. Oh, about the lyrics: it's well known that Eminem is not really fond of himself when he looks in the mirror (or maybe he's just really frustrated when he runs out of bleacher), so he takes it out on almost anything and anyone who's out there. Ofcourse it's a joke, c'mon people: he's not really gonna kill his mom, his girlfriend, his kid, all women in general and all gay people (except for Elton John that is). Though he has promised us he will. Over and over and over again. It's a bit like Jon Bon Jovi: saying one thing, doing the other. C'mon kill that girlfriend of yours. You know you wanna. Drive her off a bridge, I can recommend a good one. Nope sorry dear, he had just about enough talent to make it through one record. After that it was just the same (****ed up) thing all over again. |
Dr. Dre is a great producer.
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Again, I truly don't see how people feel the need to diss Eminems songs - clearly they can't identify with any of it (provided they listened in the first place), which makes me wonder what wholesome life some people lead.... :? |
i like and can identify the a few, but the majority i don't like, and/or find to be exactly the same as other material he has done, which puts me off.
I have always hated his first singles, they are nothing but succeded tounge in cheek attemots at getting media attention. But I really do think he needs to take a break because he's getting overexposure since a few years now. |
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songs in *any* way, I'm sorry. And I'm sorry that you seem to think of him as the saviour of modern day music. He's not. Quote:
by lots of artists and to lots and lots of misery (have you ever heard singer-songwriters like Damien Rice, Tori Amos, Sarah Slean, Angela McCluskey, Rachael Yamagata, Emiliana Torrini - and on a lesser note - Ryan Adams, John Mayer, to name a few - THEN we're talking sensitivity and emotion). Don't make judgements on people's lifes based on a ****ing rapper who's at best entertaining for one album (and I have one). |
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It's fine if you or anybody doesn't identify - I'll joke about it, but it really is FINE! I can't understand it, but I am sure lots of people can. I am not the judge of what is cool and what isn't or what one needs to understand and what one doesn't need to understand. Though I often pretend I am ;) It's Friday night, let's have a drink :) |
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