The first, “Say What You Say,” is dark and ominous, thus keeping in tune with the vibe that Em has instilled throughout the course of the 20 tracks on this effort. Still, it’s one of those tracks that you love to hate.ĭre manages to squeeze in two tracks toward the end of the album. Production is stellar, but it’s not pushing either Eminem or Dre’s talents to the limits (it actually sees Dre ripping himself off by regurgitating the chainsaw cross channel effects from 2000’s “Kill You.”). It’s pretty routine, yet thick and inescapably catchy. Dre delivers a chunky funk gurgle that pulses and pounds with primal simplicity. Recovery Explicit by Eminem Audio CD.įrom these auspicious beginnings of The Eminem Show, things jump off straight into pop terrain with the uber hit “Business”. Sold by megahitrecords and ships from Amazon Fulfillment. This item: The Eminem Show (CD) by Kehlani Audio CD. While the beat fits perfectly with Eminem’s vitriolic spew, it seems to be leaning toward the over saturated rap/rock aesthetic that dominated not only the charts, but the minds of the youth of America in 2002. Eminem’s sonic efforts on The Marshall Mathers LP only hinted at the thundering, downright scary aural tactics he employs here. Then it’s straight into what may very well be his first politically (albeit it’s more sociologically slanted) charged endeavor, “White America.” The track resonates with a dark, ominous tinge and not surprisingly it’s produced by Eminem himself. This time it’s a sound of curtains opening up, followed by footsteps crossing a wooden stage, then a finger tapping a microphone, slight feedback, and finally Eminem clearing his throat. The beginning is a mite bit predictable as it’s the third time in a row that he’s begun his rap tirade with a skit. Without me 🏌♂️⛹️♂ Comment by Eminem’s third (under Aftermath / Interscope) album “ The Eminem Show“, which was bootlegged so heavily that his record company had to move the release date forward, Eminem strips his personal life bare for the benefit of his fans.
Comment by Sam GillardĮminems my fave rapper Comment by uncle nigel
Thank you in advance for the support, hope I can make it big one day. This man is to dangerous to be alive Comment by el chachoĪyeee, just wondering if y’all could go run up my new song, it’s got the same beat from Eminem’s “role model” on it. Comment by Andrew ReffatĮsse cara e foda # Comment by NINOCOCILLA
I love this album Comment by Wayan Sugiantara Genre Hip-hop & Rap Comment by DJ VIGGAN BOTCHES
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