Los216
The Game Is The Game
Because asking where and what setting you play music from a specific artist in offers insight into how well the music has aged.
Did Eminem music age well? Can you play it at cookouts, clubs, while with friends or spouse?
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Because asking where and what setting you play music from a specific artist in offers insight into how well the music has aged.
oldman_Ghost!
If u Google who gives a fuck. My name ain't there!
The title of the thread is did EMs music age well...can you play it at cookouts, with friends etc...
Going back to my original statement...laughing at judging music by if get plays at cookouts...
And again..why does it need to be question. Its music...you play it where you feel like playing it. Regardless of the next person's taste.
His music is not enigma..if you(not say you in general) you don't like it, you don't like it.
Going back to my original statement...laughing at judging music by if get plays at cookouts...
And again..why does it need to be question. Its music...you play it where you feel like playing it. Regardless of the next person's taste.
His music is not enigma..if you(not say you in general) you don't like it, you don't like it.
Los216
The Game Is The Game
Imagine you having a BBQ with the fam and you start blasting Cleaning Out My Closet in the backyard lololololololololol
Nicky dimes
Active Member
I was about to shit on Em, but then I remembered Slim shady Lp.
That album is fun. Not for cookouts, but I wouldn’t hate it if someone played a couple songs off there while chilln
That album is fun. Not for cookouts, but I wouldn’t hate it if someone played a couple songs off there while chilln
willhustle
OG
willhustle
OG
To answer the thread I can say: YES with the exception of 2 albums - Relapse & Revival.
I didn't start buying Em albums until The Eminem Show. When Em first came on the scene I thought he some weirdo white trailer park rapper trying to be cool. Then again hip-hop slowly starting going down the tubes in '99. The media kept talking about him so much around '01-02 during the summer of 2002 I just bought his album to see what all the hype was about. I was impressed.
Imo: MMLP, The Eminem Show, Recovery, MMLP2 (wasn't crazy for it), & Music to be Murdered By has or will age well.
I didn't start buying Em albums until The Eminem Show. When Em first came on the scene I thought he some weirdo white trailer park rapper trying to be cool. Then again hip-hop slowly starting going down the tubes in '99. The media kept talking about him so much around '01-02 during the summer of 2002 I just bought his album to see what all the hype was about. I was impressed.
Imo: MMLP, The Eminem Show, Recovery, MMLP2 (wasn't crazy for it), & Music to be Murdered By has or will age well.
willhustle
OG
I could say Jay-z but this ain't the thread for that.
willhustle
OG
Yeah man I hate that Em really fucked up Encore with songs like that and Big Weenie, Rain Man, & Just Lose It. If he would have thrown out those songs Encore would have been another classic up under his belt.
RandomNegro
Active Member
Man I was gonna say this. I entered this thread yesterday and just said man NVM.
That's essentially who he is. A great big Dr Dre and Interscope push is what makes them who they are.
Kendrick Lamar doesn't have anything like The Real Slim Shady, Without Me, My Band or Just Lose It
Old Man Cain
OG
And they shouldn't
I wholeheartedly disagree with this.
Common has never been a "club/cookout" artist. So that means Resurrection or BE hasn't aged well? Or aren't classics?
willhustle
OG
Supposedly it's a deluxe version of the album he dropped in January.
bootcheese3000
Residential Hero of the Black Weirdos
Eminem admitted to being a Masta Ace Fan back in the Day, and it shows. Even Masta Ace did a song modeled after "Stan" called "Dear Diary":
