Crook’s Corner Podcast Exclusive Interview With Eminem

[Tony D'Amato]

Encore

20 tracks- mocking bird, yellow brick road, mosh, spend some time

Relapse
20 tracks- beautiful

Recovery
17 tracks- love the way you lie, no love, Cinderella man, talking to myself, not afraid

MM2
17 tracks- throw the whole god damn album away

Revival
19 tracks- throw it all away

kamikaze
Throw it all away

music to be murdered by
20- darkness

man don’t do this and I’m an Em fan

So lock it up, leaving heaven and no regrets have no substance.


On relapse. Same song and dance, deja vu, must be the ganja. Relapse had plenty of content.

Recovery had seduction. It had plenty of content.

MMLP had some bonus tracks with plenty of content.

 

[Chip Skylark]

So lock it up, leaving heaven and no regrets have no substance.


On relapse. Same song and dance, deja vu, must be the ganja. Relapse had plenty of content.

Recovery had seduction. It had plenty of content.

MMLP had some bonus tracks with plenty of content.

Adding the songs you “think” that’s still 20 songs out of 100 bruh

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Adding the songs you “think” that’s still 20 songs out of 100 bruh

Who making whole albums with every song having substance. Lil Wayne laughs at this.

Just lets not pretend that Marshall doesn't have classic displays of storytelling.

 

[Chip Skylark]

Who making whole albums with every song having substance. Lil Wayne laughs at this.

Just lets not pretend that Marshall doesn't have classic displays of storytelling.

..

 

[Tony D'Amato]

We’re talking about Eminem. Check my post history and I think Wayne fell off since the carter 3. C2 and C1 are the best things he’s ever made.

Out of all the greats Eminem discography has fell short. Stan goat song lose yourself goat he does have it I haven’t said he hasn’t but after his first three albums he’s lacking

Ummmm, Em's discography is better than Nas

 

[Mike the Executioner]

Encore

20 tracks- mocking bird, yellow brick road, mosh, spend some time

Relapse
20 tracks- beautiful

Recovery
17 tracks- love the way you lie, no love, Cinderella man, talking to myself, not afraid

MM2
17 tracks- throw the whole god damn album away

Revival
19 tracks- throw it all away

kamikaze
Throw it all away

music to be murdered by
20- darkness

man don’t do this and I’m an Em fan

Let's give Eminem a little more credit than that.

Encore - Evil Deeds (third verse), Never Enough, Yellow Brick Road, Mosh, Like Toy Soldiers, Mockingbird, Spend Some Time, Encore (second verse), We as Americans, Love You More

Relapse - Deja Vu, Beautiful, My Darling, Careful What You Wish For

Recovery - Talkin 2 Myself, Going Through Changes, Not Afraid, No Love, Space Bound, 25 to Life, Love the Way You Lie, You're Never Over

MMLP2 - Bad Guy, Survival, The Monster, Legacy, Stronger Than I Was, Headlights, So Far, Groundhog Day

Revival - Walk on Water, River, Untouchable, Bad Husband, Tragic Endings, Like Home, Nowhere Fast, Need Me, In Your Head, Castle, Arose

Kamikaze - The Ringer, Stepping Stone, Not Alike, Fall

Music to Be Murdered By - Darkness, Leaving Heaven, Never Love Again, No Regrets

That's not to say I like all of these songs, because I don't. In fact, some of these are appalling. But if the argument here is that Eminem albums don't have content, these songs show him at least attempting to say something, whether it's a motivational song or a relationship song or a song where he shows some self-awareness and reflects on certain things.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Let's give Eminem a little more credit than that.

Encore - Evil Deeds (third verse), Never Enough, Yellow Brick Road, Mosh, Like Toy Soldiers, Mockingbird, Spend Some Time, Encore (second verse), We as Americans, Love You More

Relapse - Deja Vu, Beautiful, My Darling, Careful What You Wish For

Recovery - Talkin 2 Myself, Going Through Changes, Not Afraid, No Love, Space Bound, 25 to Life, Love the Way You Lie, You're Never Over

MMLP2 - Bad Guy, Survival, The Monster, Legacy, Stronger Than I Was, Headlights, So Far, Groundhog Day

Revival - Walk on Water, River, Untouchable, Bad Husband, Tragic Endings, Like Home, Nowhere Fast, Need Me, In Your Head, Castle, Arose

Kamikaze - The Ringer, Stepping Stone, Not Alike, Fall

Music to Be Murdered By - Darkness, Leaving Heaven, Never Love Again, No Regrets

That's not to say I like all of these songs, because I don't. In fact, some of these are appalling. But if the argument here is that Eminem albums don't have content, these songs show him at least attempting to say something, whether it's a motivational song or a relationship song or a song where he shows some self-awareness and reflects on certain things.

So yall sayin Lock it up don't have substance, but thats 1 of my fav tracks he's done recently. Same with ya ya and No regrets.

 

[Sinister]

Joe ruined this opportunity because social media baited his hand.

That's his fault and let me tell you why Joe Budden should know better than anyone else.

When Consequence dissed Budden he was explaining that "it was gas" and Budden criticized him for not just ignoring it



First 45 seconds.

 

[Mike the Executioner]

So yall sayin Lock it up don't have substance, but thats 1 of my fav tracks he's done recently. Same with ya ya and No regrets.

"Lock It Up" doesn't connect with me at all. I don't even know what it's about. "Yah Yah" is a favorite of mine (despite the beat sounding like a bunch of noise), and I love "No Regrets" also. I mentioned that song in my post.

 

[Sinister]

At this point I’m wondering can Em do anything without getting raked through the coals? Personally, I didn’t see anything wrong with the interview. It was two rappers nerding out over the technical aspects of Hip-Hop. I cram to understand how that makes people upset?

The problem is an interview is supposed to be about addressing things, being fair etc.

This was the same problem with Nore's interview of Nas.

Charlamagne is a trollish fakkit who is overly opposing at times but an interview is supposed to talk about what people are interested in and get truth.

Thus shyt felt like an advertisement, cirlce jerk more than an interview.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

"Lock It Up" doesn't connect with me at all. I don't even know what it's about. "Yah Yah" is a favorite of mine (despite the beat sounding like a bunch of noise), and I love "No Regrets" also. I mentioned that song in my post.

His flow and lyrics on lock it up is incredible to me. I don't know what its about. But it sounds dope.

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

Subs

 

[Busby]

most part was when he says Em should be mentioned as top 5 rapper/producer
like...

Even Em kinda looked at him like

BUT to his credit...Em does have beats that ended up on classic albums and are quite good. From Hov’s “Moment Of Clarity,” Pac and Biggie’s “Runnin,” 50’s “I’m Supposed To Die Tonight, Cashis “Ms Jenkins” (which is VERY underrated btw), and a few more.

As for the rest, it’s hit or miss. But mainly those beats are custom made mainly for him and him only..

Hell I remember a story about Kanye liking Em’s beats so much that he tried stealing a beat CD while he was working on the D-12 World album i wish i can find the link cuz it was a long time ago but I remember reading that vividly like

 

[Evil Grandson]

Ummmm, Em's discography is better than Nas

Lol hell no

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Lol hell no

Yep. It is.