Eminem

Malamati a écrit:off beat, pas off beat j' ai jamais fait la dif, pour moi c'est de la connerie, du moment que c'est calé.
Ouai c'est fluide, ouai il joue bien sur le beat, alors que la mode actuelle c'est plutot de détacher les phrases. On atteint quand meme pas la qualité des mc d' autrefois, la plupart des mec du wu, poetic, kool G rap, Big L, redman, kweli... Mais c'est surtout sa voix qui m' exaspere et me casse les oreilles.

Eminem surclasse les maîtres G. Rap ou Big L.
Et bien sûr qu'il est au dessus de tout le Wu réuni, et Talib Kweli

Same Song & Dance pour le groove

Badpipes From Baghdad c'est la simplicité au service du bougeage de tête

Underground

My Mom : ce qui fait Dre : la sobriété et l'efficacité

esterday the Internets were ablaze with z-shares and zip files of Eminem’s much anticipated album, Relapse.
It seems every release by any rapper of note leaks these days, but a
May 7th leak for a May 19th release date can do a lot of damage—even to
Eminem.
But, while most of the hip-hop blogosphere has already digested the
album and decided whether or not they like it, some of us at GIANT
think Eminem may have a game-changing trick up his sleeve.
If you’ve listened to Relapse then you know that the entire album is a maniacal and murderous marathon helmed byEm’s
alter-ego Slim Shady. If this is actually the real album, then it
sucks. But would Em really return from a five-year self-imposed exile
to drop a revved-up caricature of himself spitting about serial killing
and pill-popping? We just don’t see it.
Our
hypothesis is that this “Leak” is not the real album at all, just a
collection of crazed throwaway tracks. Or perhaps it’s the mixtape that
should have led up to the album’s release. Another theory is that the Relapse that hit the net yesterday is only disc one of a double album.
Em says it himself on the second to last track of the album. When Marshall drops off the final copy of Relapse
to the always angry Steve Berman, Steve says “What’s this shit? Two
CDs?” Em replies “That’s what I’ve been trying to tell you man, it’s
two albums.” Then he exits the room.
There have already been rumors that Mr. Mathers will drop two albums this year, but Relapse is too redundant and wack to be either of them in their entirety.
No Em, “We don’t believe you, you need more people!”
Marshall Mathers may be a bit crazy but he is also multi-faceted.
We’ve heard very personal, political and insightful records from him
before and he has been through way too much in his personal life to not
come clean here.
Keep in mind that Em has dealt with prescription drug addiction, a
second divorce from Kim, the adoption of a second daughter and the
murder of his best friend ALL since his last album, Encore, came out. He has also raised his beloved and often-mentioned daughter Hailie Jade.


We find it highly unlikely that an Em comeback album would
not address Hailie or Proof. Would not berate Bush, kill Kim or
critique society. Slim Shady may be a chainsaw-wielding pyscho, but
Eminem and Marshall Mathers are not.
Let us not overlook the fact that the reclusive perfectionist known
as Dr. Dre would not make his return to hip-hop with such lackluster
beats. Relapse’s production isnt bad, but none of the tracks are jaw-dropping sonic revelations.
Remember that Dre has been hibernating too. He has been cuddled up with Detox for
the last eight years refusing to release it till its juuussst right.
We can’t imagine a scenario in which Dre would return to society with
the batch of beats featured on Relapse. He and Eminem are both capable of so much more.

The coup that could knock rap on its ass if it came to be, is if Detox is the second disc of Relapse. The theme would work to symetrical perfection and Em could redeem himself over Dre’s dopest shit.
Maybe we’re just just conspiracy theorists, but we can’t believe
that one of rap’s GOATs would return just to rant and rave. We know
that Eminem is doper than this and have a suspicion that his marketing
genius is about to be revealed too. For all the aforementioned reasons
we are calling Relapse a Tour-de-Farce. If we’re wrong, chalk it up to our own paranoia.
But if we’re on to something, remember you read it here first.