thernbroom
Superstar
This....even on the track Zeus when Eminem tries to warn Drake about industry/fans is so poor compared to jay-z verse on light up which is about similar topic
EMINEM - MUSIC TO BE MURDERED BY SIDE B (DISCUSSION THREAD)
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TheDarceKnight
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The crazy shyt there is that if 50 wanted to he couldn’t have a pretty decent little musical revival if he went back to making goon shyt that he’s very comfortable making. If 50 announced tomorrow that he was dropping a project with production from the names we all like on the indie scene, I’d actually be hyped for it.
50’s always had a dope ear for production, and when he doesn’t try to force a hit, a lot of his album cuts sound very catchy. Most of us can sing the hooks to a lot of deep album cuts by 50.
I’m not dying for music from him, but at the same time I’d rather he focus on that than just being a troll on IG
CourtesyFlush
Superstar
This guy releases complete trash time in time out...how can ya'll keep giving this clown the benefit of the doubt
Awful voice and flow, the most awful music sensbility of any major rapper ever. turgid beats, cringe inducing hooks, corny punchlines....i can't think of another so called legend who makes less appealling music. Utter trash artist.
Yet here you are in his thread
Fucc...never realized that was LL! Damn this track classic
True. I agree with alot of what you said there. Alot changes over time.
Fair
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
If you combine these tracks with everything from Side A, that makes for one shytty double album. Wait, technically, is this like Eminem's double album? 
It's cool that he's dropping material more frequently, but this deluxe album wasn't necessary. MTBMB was already uneven and inconsistent, and unfortunately, this sounds more like the second half of that album than the first half. Some of the songs here literally sound like unfinished demos, like Eminem heard the skeleton of the beat and just rapped whatever he could think of over it. There's nothing here as good or as thought out as "You Gon' Learn" or "Darkness" or "I Will." The only songs that sound like they could have been on Side A are "She Loves Me," "Zeus," and "Discombobulated." They actually have some polish and energy to them. Honestly, I was getting Revival vibes from these songs.
I will say this: The Dre beats actually sound like Dre worked on them. They have that bounce to them that he's known for. "Discombobulated" sounded like it was recorded for Relapse, and I was like
when it came on because Eminem sounded exactly like he did on that album. But then it kept going and by the end, I didn't care anymore because of how much they kept playing around with the beat switches. 
It's cool that he's dropping material more frequently, but this deluxe album wasn't necessary. MTBMB was already uneven and inconsistent, and unfortunately, this sounds more like the second half of that album than the first half. Some of the songs here literally sound like unfinished demos, like Eminem heard the skeleton of the beat and just rapped whatever he could think of over it. There's nothing here as good or as thought out as "You Gon' Learn" or "Darkness" or "I Will." The only songs that sound like they could have been on Side A are "She Loves Me," "Zeus," and "Discombobulated." They actually have some polish and energy to them. Honestly, I was getting Revival vibes from these songs.
I will say this: The Dre beats actually sound like Dre worked on them. They have that bounce to them that he's known for. "Discombobulated" sounded like it was recorded for Relapse, and I was like
when it came on because Eminem sounded exactly like he did on that album. But then it kept going and by the end, I didn't care anymore because of how much they kept playing around with the beat switches. ill_will82
What you see, is what you get
Alright..alright..I've read enough. I'll let it play in the background tonight.
ITS NOT LL LOL
TheDarceKnight
Veteran
Great takes in here. Thx for the tag and you nailed it too. I heard someone use the analogy that drum solos are dope but no one wants to hear a full album of just drum solos; and that essentially Em is just releasing the hip-hop version of albums filled with drum solos.I notice this a lot with Eminem's verses in his later years where I can read something like that and I'm like. That's legitimate wordplay, clever and creative. But then I hear the song where he says that exact same thing and I'm like
because the flow/delivery isn't nearly as good as the actual writing.
Something like "Superman" is way too simple for him to do. Eminem is an overthinker, a perfectionist and he over compensates for his lack of musicality with his pen. I said something like that earlier to @TheDarceKnight, but Eminem used to be a great artist, and one of the reasons was because of how smooth and effortless he sounded on the mic. Now, he sounds like he's going to get shot if he doesn't prove he's the greatest rapper of all-time on every track.
I was thinking about how simple it would be to have a Bad Meets Evil track with Premier on production. Especially since we know now that Eminem can get Premier to work with him. But I don't think like Eminem does.
I that that’s the perfect analogy. It’s like you said, he’s trying to prove he’s the best rhymer ever on every verse.
KnickstapeCity
The Big Dikk King
My dikk is coat check, she want to jack it off.
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