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    hot pancakes

    On d**** tbh

    He actually wasnt for that ablum. He was on probation at that time and had regular d*** tests. For SSLP and MMLP he did weed and X but he pretty much never recorded high. He said that in his book. It probably did give him some inspiration though.

    The 8 Mile era is when the d*** problems started kicking in, especially because he had 4 hours of sleep a day between recording that soundtrack and the movie.

  • Sep 17, 2020
    WanChiefRocka

    No apologies was originally for tes? Dope if so.

    Nah it wasnt.

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    Sep 17, 2020
    The Infinite M

    nope

    Right and IIRC Em was sober at the time

  • Teal_

    This album was when Em was mostly around blacks and cut back on the honky s***. Niggas wasn't letting any rape or incest jokes make their way onto that album. Em had to bite the insides of his cheeks and resist the white corniness

    He's still mostly around blacks. Wtf you talking about lmao

  • RCKY 2320

    it's sad how he never continued the path of TES, his most serious album. MMLP and SSLP sound very good (production, flows and rhyming are top tier) but the lyrics are too immature and rely too much on shock factor. TES was a step in right direction, I dont know what the f*** happened in Encore.

    Encore was actually even darker and more serious until a lot of the songs leaked and then he had to record others but because he was already an addict by then and he had almost no time until deadline he put bullshit songs on the album.

  • OP
    Sep 17, 2020
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    I think Em listened to a lot of 2Pac at the time.. TES sounds like his most Pac influenced album to me

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    Weekend KaTeezy

    I thought mmlp was universally regarded as em’s best??

    it is .. but TES is a close second.

  • The Infinite M

    it is .. but TES is a close second.

    Agree

  • Sep 17, 2020
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    Goo

    I think Em listened to a lot of 2Pac at the time.. TES sounds like his most Pac influenced album to me

    tbh I always considered old eminem (mmlp-curtain call) to be the closest thing to pac when it comes to versatility

  • Sep 17, 2020
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    Weekend KaTeezy

    Relapse was a terrible album idk why some em fans act like it was good

    Only bc Tyler said it was good

    It's a great project. Some eeh songs on there though. Deffo better than Recovery though lmao

  • Sep 17, 2020
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    The Infinite M

    It's a great project. Some eeh songs on there though. Deffo better than Recovery though lmao

    Disagree

    Relapse has very little to come back to.

    Recovery has a lot

  • Sep 17, 2020
    Goo

    I think Em listened to a lot of 2Pac at the time.. TES sounds like his most Pac influenced album to me

    Soldier

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    Sep 17, 2020
    Odeon

    tbh I always considered old eminem (mmlp-curtain call) to be the closest thing to pac when it comes to versatility

    He was def obsessed with Pac at the time.. even produced a posthumous album and wrote a letter to his mom.

    Stillmatic/God's Son era really reminds me of Pac as well, bc of how angry and paranoid Nas was.. OG version of God's Son had disses to every popular rapper in the game just like the OG version of 7 Day Theory. Nas was lowkey fanboying over Pac too and even dressed up as him while doing a cover of Keep Ya Head Up.

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    Weekend KaTeezy

    Disagree

    Relapse has very little to come back to.

    Recovery has a lot

    Hello, Old Time's Sake, Crack a Bottle, Deja Vu, Underground, Careful What You Wish For, Buffalo Bill

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    dmac

    Hello, Old Time's Sake, Crack a Bottle, Deja Vu, Underground, Careful What You Wish For, Buffalo Bill

    Careful what you wish for was bonus doesn’t count

    And déjà vu is the only one id go back to out of this list, Buffalo Bill was an insane rhyming excercise though (like most of relapse)

    I appreciate the rhyming but I can’t keep listening to nothing music

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    Odeon

    tbh I always considered old eminem (mmlp-curtain call) to be the closest thing to pac when it comes to versatility

    I think the way Em doubled his voice on tracks, called himself a "soldier", plus some of his flows and rhymes gave off Pac vibes as well.. like the influence was just undeniably there.

  • Sep 17, 2020
    WanChiefRocka

    No apologies was originally for tes? Dope if so.

    He freestyled one of the verses back in like 03? It must be a TES-Encore leftover

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    Goo

    I think the way Em doubled his voice on tracks, called himself a "soldier", plus some of his flows and rhymes gave off Pac vibes as well.. like the influence was just undeniably there.

    He's a huge fan of pac too
    Then when the ja beef came around him and d12 dissed ja for wanting to be/imitating pac 💀

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    DonutHole

    He's a huge fan of pac too
    Then when the ja beef came around him and d12 dissed ja for wanting to be/imitating pac 💀

    lmaooo the irony

    Yesterday when I heard TES a member of D12 literally did a hennessy/enemies rhyme

  • OP
    Sep 17, 2020

    Em's voice was dope with the double voice thing.. but he overdid it with Recovery bc he was also yelling.

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    This has to be one of his best performances ever

  • Sep 17, 2020

    I mean...childish content aside...you could obviously see he had the technical skill and lyrical ability to create great music.

  • Sep 17, 2020
    air

    It’s also his only good album, MMLP is wildly overrated, it’s mad childish too

    Relapse OUT NOW