Oh shut up you stupid prick.Yeah...cacs love the necrophiliac shyt that Eminem raps about. Makes sense why they worship him
Eminem - "3 a.m." ~ APPRECIATION
- Thread starter Jimmy Two-Times™
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As someone who kinda tweaked the playlist perfectly for a front to back album, We made you does fit.
You got the Tonya Skit, Same Song and Dance where he's laid back in the pocket and still saying the most demented shyt. (top 3 song on the album)
Then comes "We Made You" after all that to cut the tension with something more light hearted. And if you actually listen to the words, it's him telling all the women that are going to hate him for the previous songs that as misogynistic as he's always been, it's their fault that he blew up in the first place lol, which is true. Not as fun to listen to without the video (like most of his goofy singles) but it serves a purpose on the album.
What DOESN'T fit and is a sure sign of interference was Crack A Bottle. It got shoehorned on to the album after it leaked and got some streams, shyt was wack and wasn't supposed to be on the album.
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fukk you cocksucker
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
I got those two mixed up, you're right. Both could've been left off though/werent needed imo.
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
I wish I could be a fly on the wall and figure out what was going on around that time. My theory is that Interscope let Eminem do what he wanted until he could no longer make them money because of his drug problems. When Relapse wasn't the smash they were expecting, they cracked the whip on Em and ensured that he would never flop again. Even Hell: The Sequel, which sounded more like a follow-up to Relapse than Recovery did, had "Lighters" on it, and reference tracks with built-in hooks ("Above the Law," "A Kiss," "Echo").
I notice that since he came back, Eminem's better projects have been the ones that don't sound like too much thinking went into them, like he just heard the beats, wrote his verses, recorded them, and moved on to the next song. That's when you get Relapse, Hell: The Sequel or Kamikaze. They weren't made to please the masses, they were made for him. But when he doesn't do that and he's trying to have all these different tracks, you get Recovery or MMLP 2 or Revival.
Phantom Dreamer
All Star
initially.
GetRichOrDieTryin
Superstar
i hate the hook but other than that this track was good
If Em would had stuck with more tracks like 3am and less of whatever the hell he's been doing lately, dude would still get some spins around these trees.
CapitalOne
Do You Believe...
this should've been on the original album
Hyperion
Superstar
If Recovery was an album filled with tracks like this, I think this would've been one of his best albums. Recovery is good for what it was intended to do -- get him back in the mainstream and sell a lot of records, but it was a complete departure sonically from what you'd normally expect from an Eminem album. So to most people, it was a "sell-out poppy album". That said, some of Em's most mature and self-reflective songwriting has been on Recovery, regardless of its more poppier nature. Going Through Changes comes to mind. I feel like as a songwriter, he was a lot stronger on there. Since then, he's been the "rhyme six ways to Sunday" guy and other than Castle/Arose, you don't see those kinds of songs from him that much anymore.
Music To Be Murdered By is probably the closest thing we'll ever get to a Relapse 2. Framed off Revival shows he can easily go back to the Relapse style easily if he wanted to, but considering how much the guy trashes it... He's not going back to that.
Jimmy Two-Times™
Coli Mods Catch Me If U Can Forgive Me Imma Ridah™
I deleted the intro and all the skits. I like to pretend they don't exist.
I also deleted track 20, "Underground". Aside from the production the lyrics are "FACK" status.
Without those tracks the album is damn near perfect.
Jimmy Two-Times™
Coli Mods Catch Me If U Can Forgive Me Imma Ridah™
The rapping along to the melody thing he does i'm not fond of too tough either but he did his thing.
"3 a.m." is just an updated version of a song he did on 'Infinite' called, "Backstabber" where he thinks he's the Joker from Batman.
Eminem needs to remaster Infinite.
The rapping along to the melody thing he does i'm not fond of too tough either but he did his thing.
"3 a.m." is just an updated version of a song he did on 'Infinite' called, "Backstabber" where he thinks he's the Joker from Batman.
Eminem needs to remaster Infinite.
Maybe one day we'll get the rest of the album
Jimmy Two-Times™
Coli Mods Catch Me If U Can Forgive Me Imma Ridah™
Maybe one day we'll get the rest of the album
I remember this. Em and Interscope put a stop to this coming out real fast.
