Idiopathic Joker
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If the rumors about 50 leaving aftermath are true, would that be a classic battle if 50 and em got at each other?
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isn't he coming out with a new diss to gucci mane? They've been sublimanally dissing a little back and forth. don't get me wrong, em would tear that guy apart, but still. i don't think he's going to waste any more of his time going at bis. I think at this point, it was pretty much not interesting when bis released that last diss.
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this redneck feminem is da biggest pussy n hiphop this wigger is so quick 2 respond & shit on a WOMAN like mc but this wigger cant send a WARNIN 2 a BANG EM SMURF , BIG SWING , ROSS & A SHIT LOAD OF DUDE MCz....i swear this redneck getz away wit 2 much shit he can diss blackz b gay & shit on helpless r & b/popstarz & this shit should b accept'd cuz itz da white boy rite?? GTFOH & SUCK A DICK ALL U BRAINWASH'D FAGGOTZ THAT THINKZ THATZ KOOL!!
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nyst8ofmin
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gee757;257520 said:
PLS, TAKE EMINIMS DCIK OUTTA YOUR MOUTH.
pls ban this homo
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ambiguous1
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BEAM;257540 said:
like he hasnt in the past? Ignorant ass comment, Em came up on the battle scene. Dont think those little lines here and there are in songs are disses. Even Em said himself that he's made shots at people in songs like celebrities but is fine with them when they meet in real life
But he battle with Canibis is he not lyrical enough for you?
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ambiguous1;258890 said:
i post'd a whole trak of big swing rippin feminem & that redneck aint neva say shit 2 him & marshall knowz who big swing is cuz he use 2 roll wit da gggggay-unit...just face factz da redneck marshall is a pussy this wigger can diss a woman like mariah but he dont have da ballz 2 go @ a man cuz canibus was shittin on fem hard wit them nu dissez especially when biz was talkin about that redneck & his racist tapez sayin n!ggger fem dont wanna battle no serious black rapper!! ja rule & benzino already had that wigger marshall runnin around scared like a lil bitch wit bullet proofvestz on & da CIA fa protection makin pussy trakz like TOY SOLDIER talkin about retirin from rap & sum shit,,,lol
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Fazeem_Blackall
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eminem and ethnic recognition go hand in hand with credibility...
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Head to your favorite bootlegger. . .
1. COLD WIND BLOWS (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
2. TALKIN’ 2 MYSELF FEAT. KOBE (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
3. ON FIRE (PRODUCED BY MR. PORTER)
4. WON’T BACK DOWN FEAT. P!NK (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
5. W.T.P. (PRODUCED BY SUPA DUPS)
6. GOING THROUGH CHANGES (PRODUCED BY EMILE)
7. NOT AFRAID (PRODUCED BY BOI-1DA)
8. SEDUCTION (PRODUCED BY BOI-1DA)
9. NO LOVE FEAT. LIL WAYNE (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
10. SPACE BOUND (PRODUCED BY JIM JONSIN)
11. CINDERELLA MAN (PRODUCED BY SCRIPT SHEPHERD)
12. 25 TO LIFE (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
13. SO BAD (PRODUCED BY DR. DRE & NICK BRONGERS)
14. ALMOST FAMOUS (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
15. LOVE THE WAY YOU LIE FEAT. RIHANNA (PRODUCED BY ALEX DA KID)
16. YOU’RE NEVER OVER (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
17. UNTITLED (BONUS CUT) (PRODUCED BY HAVOC)
Published reviews so far:
USA Today: 3.5/4
"a strong return to the form", "He aims for substance over shock value, vividly spilling out details of his various tribulations".
^ underlined is exactly what I said was one of the best things about Recovery
Boston Herald: B+
"[Eminem puts] to rest the annoying voice changes and insipid, wacky singles from his last two albums"
The Detroit News: B
"he emotionally purges himself in a manner few other artists would feel comfortable doing on his latest album"
The Daily Telegraph: 4/5
"[Eminem displays an] undeniable sense of empathy and humanity, and lyricism", "Engaged and focused, he pushes his metaphors and multiple rhymes to the limit, switching between anger and remorse, pride and self-loathing, all the while revelling in his own complexity"
HipHopDX: 4/5
Sputnikmusic: 3/5
NOW magazine: 3/5
"he’s got an incredible amount of energy, raging away in the high-pitched voice that Eminem haters can’t stand, with little to say that he hasn’t already said before; and the beats are often middling".
The Independent: 3/5
"there's nothing [on Recovery] quite as witty or engaging as [his previous work]"
The Guardian: 3/5
"a piecemeal approach to production (Dr Dre has just one credit) leaves the album lacking an abiding mood and drowning in fashionable soft-rock samples"
The Baltimore Sun: 2.5/4
"dazzling internal patterns and clever word play [accompanied by] monochromatic and monotonous production"
Metacritic: 2/5
Slant Magazine: 1.5/5
"unsurprisingly hollow", "there's nothing altogether endearing about his facade: shouting earnestly one track, cackling devilishly as he kicks a woman in her pussy the next... his punchlines rarely resonate; his nasal bark of a delivery grows tiring fast; and his pop culture references (David Cook?) are inane. He's a puzzling man who raises a lot of questions, one of which is how such a wondrous talent can make such bloated, sullen, and detestable albums?"
Pitchfolk Media: 1.4/5
"Eminem spends nearly half of Recovery trying to prove he's the best rapper alive, but for the first time in his career, he actually sounds clumsy"
Should be interesting to see what RollingStone will say about this album.
1. COLD WIND BLOWS (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
2. TALKIN’ 2 MYSELF FEAT. KOBE (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
3. ON FIRE (PRODUCED BY MR. PORTER)
4. WON’T BACK DOWN FEAT. P!NK (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
5. W.T.P. (PRODUCED BY SUPA DUPS)
6. GOING THROUGH CHANGES (PRODUCED BY EMILE)
7. NOT AFRAID (PRODUCED BY BOI-1DA)
8. SEDUCTION (PRODUCED BY BOI-1DA)
9. NO LOVE FEAT. LIL WAYNE (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
10. SPACE BOUND (PRODUCED BY JIM JONSIN)
11. CINDERELLA MAN (PRODUCED BY SCRIPT SHEPHERD)
12. 25 TO LIFE (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
13. SO BAD (PRODUCED BY DR. DRE & NICK BRONGERS)
14. ALMOST FAMOUS (PRODUCED BY DJ KHALIL)
15. LOVE THE WAY YOU LIE FEAT. RIHANNA (PRODUCED BY ALEX DA KID)
16. YOU’RE NEVER OVER (PRODUCED BY JUST BLAZE)
17. UNTITLED (BONUS CUT) (PRODUCED BY HAVOC)
Published reviews so far:
USA Today: 3.5/4
"a strong return to the form", "He aims for substance over shock value, vividly spilling out details of his various tribulations".
^ underlined is exactly what I said was one of the best things about Recovery
Boston Herald: B+
"[Eminem puts] to rest the annoying voice changes and insipid, wacky singles from his last two albums"
The Detroit News: B
"he emotionally purges himself in a manner few other artists would feel comfortable doing on his latest album"
The Daily Telegraph: 4/5
"[Eminem displays an] undeniable sense of empathy and humanity, and lyricism", "Engaged and focused, he pushes his metaphors and multiple rhymes to the limit, switching between anger and remorse, pride and self-loathing, all the while revelling in his own complexity"
HipHopDX: 4/5
Sputnikmusic: 3/5
NOW magazine: 3/5
"he’s got an incredible amount of energy, raging away in the high-pitched voice that Eminem haters can’t stand, with little to say that he hasn’t already said before; and the beats are often middling".
The Independent: 3/5
"there's nothing [on Recovery] quite as witty or engaging as [his previous work]"
The Guardian: 3/5
"a piecemeal approach to production (Dr Dre has just one credit) leaves the album lacking an abiding mood and drowning in fashionable soft-rock samples"
The Baltimore Sun: 2.5/4
"dazzling internal patterns and clever word play [accompanied by] monochromatic and monotonous production"
Metacritic: 2/5
Slant Magazine: 1.5/5
"unsurprisingly hollow", "there's nothing altogether endearing about his facade: shouting earnestly one track, cackling devilishly as he kicks a woman in her pussy the next... his punchlines rarely resonate; his nasal bark of a delivery grows tiring fast; and his pop culture references (David Cook?) are inane. He's a puzzling man who raises a lot of questions, one of which is how such a wondrous talent can make such bloated, sullen, and detestable albums?"
Pitchfolk Media: 1.4/5
"Eminem spends nearly half of Recovery trying to prove he's the best rapper alive, but for the first time in his career, he actually sounds clumsy"
Should be interesting to see what RollingStone will say about this album.
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chompollet
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Links? give it now !
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5th Letter
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you cant post retail albums
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5th Letter
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this will be the recovery discussion thread
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EmandWeezy=Goats
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pm for link
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Brooklyn Boy
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yo somebody pm me that link lol
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