second round's on me is a classic

[soperman005]

I just got done listenin to second rounds on me and it is the best cd ive heard in a long time. I think its as good as The Eminem Show, if not better. Great cd I cant wait to buy it. So go buy obie's new cd and support shady! o and what are some of ur fav songs on it? i really like kill me a mutha. hella sick beat

[Coccoa]

It aint classic.

[lolwtf]

I thought Second Round's On Me was the best cd i've heard in a while too but I wouldn't put it as good as The Eminem Show.

[SOCIETY]

Defanitely not a classic,

Once it's a classic it'll be looked back on like NWA - Straight outta Compton

but for now hell it's not even out yet.

[matz]

ok i haven't listened to it a lot but my first impressions are that it aint that good. but hey i have hardly listened to it yet. i do like there they go a lot! wake up, lay down and obie story seem good aswell. hope i change my mind

[katastrophe]

its a good cd but not a classic and surely not better than the eminem show

[AspirinE]

Its not a classic. I had imagined that it might be a classic before it was realeased, but its just not IMO since i didnt like all the songs.


A classic.

1*stands the test of time
2*All tracks are good, meaning wen ur listning through the album u dont skip
3*The albums reviews dont get to mixed up, wen a hip hop fan hears a classic he knowsits a classic, classics get ultimate aknowledgement.. for example: i dare u to say "ready to die" isnt a classic
4*(although this might be neglected at some cases but in most this is important too) - It has to sound different and be of some importance to the hip hop movement, in other words it gots to be unique.
5*(another optional factor) Has to be universal: a non hip hop fan should be able to somwhat like the sound of the album, a good example for this kind of album is "the eminem show".

SROM

1*Not yet, but it might gain more relevance with time in future.
2*I know it might be my opinion but most of the people i know that heard it, couldnt say that they loved all the tracks, some jus sounded repetative and although good technically .. not so good as an outcome.
3* id give it time till the album spreads before talking bout other peoples views since i dont know them.
4*With all due respect to O, his album aint sounded no different from an average hip hop album the uniqueness of his style was born on "cheers".
5*Im not a non-hip hop fan, so ur gonna have to ask someone that isnt, but in my opinion this aint universal material.

[Shadyluva]

ii KiiNDA LiiKED CHEERS BETTA...CANT SAY iiF iiTZ A CLASSiiC YET

[Tomega]

I just got done listenin to second rounds on me and it is the best cd ive heard in a long time. I think its as good as The Eminem Show, if not better. Great cd I cant wait to buy it. So go buy obie's new cd and support shady! o and what are some of ur fav songs on it? i really like kill me a mutha. hella sick beat

i agree 100%

[Tomega]

Its not a classic. I had imagined that it might be a classic before it was realeased, but its just not IMO since i didnt like all the songs.


A classic.

1*stands the test of time
2*All tracks are good, meaning wen ur listning through the album u dont skip
3*The albums reviews dont get to mixed up, wen a hip hop fan hears a classic he knowsits a classic, classics get ultimate aknowledgement.. for example: i dare u to say "ready to die" isnt a classic
4*(although this might be neglected at some cases but in most this is important too) - It has to sound different and be of some importance to the hip hop movement, in other words it gots to be unique.
5*(another optional factor) Has to be universal: a non hip hop fan should be able to somwhat like the sound of the album, a good example for this kind of album is "the eminem show".

SROM

1*Not yet, but it might gain more relevance with time in future.
2*I know it might be my opinion but most of the people i know that heard it, couldnt say that they loved all the tracks, some jus sounded repetative and although good technically .. not so good as an outcome.
3* id give it time till the album spreads before talking bout other peoples views since i dont know them.
4*With all due respect to O, his album aint sounded no different from an average hip hop album the uniqueness of his style was born on "cheers".
5*Im not a non-hip hop fan, so ur gonna have to ask someone that isnt, but in my opinion this aint universal material.

wow,
i think i never read such a fairy tale

[AspirinE]

wow,
i think i never read such a fairy tale

tell me the true story then.

[pawel]

ASP is right (I'm NOT a dickrider, NOT a dickrider)

I like most tracks, but it has a specific theme, a specific sound, so you have to get used to it before you really like it. I had the same with some other albums. before I was like: 3 or 4 songs are you, the rest are good to listen but can be skipped without a problem, but I changed my mind now lol.
but definataly not a classic

EDIT: I still listen to Cheers (it's a classic) sometimes. and I still like it, not bored yet. that's about 2 and a half years later. I doubt if I will still listen to Second Rounds on Me regural over 2 and a half years. think about it

[,-,'-{Bar}-',-,]

its good yes but not classic.....classic it to strong a word and gets used to much in rap today as does legend the way game goes hes already a rap legend BULLSHIT a legend is DR DRE or ICE CUBE , SNOOP DOGG , 2PAC , BIGGIE those guys are legends albums like straight out of compton, eminem show, all eye's on me......those sort of albums are CLASSICS

[Tomega]

wow,
i think i never read such a fairy tale

tell me the true story then.

why?

[DarkMan]

i still havent listened to SROM properly yet, but i can say this album isnt a classic coz theres a song or two that i skip halfway thru.. but its still a rly good album