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Recovery a Classic?

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Is Recovery a Classic?

Yes.
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No, But it's amazing.
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No, But it's decent.
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No, It Sucks.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby MikeNUFC » Jun 17th, '10, 21:44

No way in hell is All Eyez On Me a classic. Not even Pac's best album.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby Pllumi » Jun 17th, '10, 22:07

^^ Illmatic goes straight to my all time favorite albums :y:
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby slimsoxshady » Jun 17th, '10, 23:40

MY list of classics is so different from anything mentioned here
i hate how people put albums they barely even listened to as classics just because everyone else does it

I have my own 8 or so classics and Recovery definitely makes it on there, joining only one other Eminem album - TES
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby classthe_king » Jun 18th, '10, 03:06

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classthe_king wrote:I don't think they are classics

:laughing: ....wait seriously? :confusion:


Yes. I don't like any of them enough to call it a classic. Maybe Illmatic, but thats it.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby WakeUpShow » Jun 18th, '10, 04:12

classthe_king wrote:
CoSh wrote:
classthe_king wrote:I don't think they are classics

:laughing: ....wait seriously? :confusion:


Yes. I don't like any of them enough to call it a classic. Maybe Illmatic, but thats it.

alright. cuz illmatic was the main one i was surprised at cuz that album is like :worship:
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby classthe_king » Jun 18th, '10, 04:34

The album gets kind of boring
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby WakeUpShow » Jun 18th, '10, 05:17

classthe_king wrote:The album gets kind of boring

fair enough
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby slimsoxshady » Jun 18th, '10, 05:49

i've only listened to it once but i thought Illamtic sucked, at least it didn't fit my taste at all...never had the urge to listen again tbh
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby MikeNUFC » Jun 18th, '10, 17:14

slimsoxshady wrote:i hate how people put albums they barely even listened to as classics just because everyone else does it

I get your point but I don't know how you know that's true or how you can prove it in any way.

I've never got bored of Illmatic or 36 Chambers and they're classics to me - couldn't give a fuck if they're "obvious" - they're obvious becuase they're incredible.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby Emadyville » Jun 18th, '10, 18:04

right now yes, i've realized that it only really matters in a few years. I still think tes and mmlp are, sslp most days, so in a few years is when it matters more for own personal opinion.

but as of today, hell yeah :y:
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby Jaz » Jun 19th, '10, 02:11

Emadyville wrote:right now yes, i've realized that it only really matters in a few years. I still think tes and mmlp are, sslp most days, so in a few years is when it matters more for own personal opinion.

but as of today, hell yeah :y:


This also.. I don't think you can call an album a classic unless you are still bumping it years later and loving it just as much.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby Emadyville » Jun 19th, '10, 03:55

slimsoxshady wrote:i've only listened to it once but i thought Illamtic sucked, at least it didn't fit my taste at all...never had the urge to listen again tbh



I agree. But let's try and stay on topic with recovery being a classic or not...thank you all :wave:
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby ShadyNarkoticz » Jun 20th, '10, 16:31

I'd consider Slaughterhouse's album to be a classic. :worship:
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby MikeNUFC » Jun 20th, '10, 21:58

ShadyNarkoticz wrote:I'd consider Slaughterhouse's album to be a classic. :worship:

A song with zero concepts, zero original ideas or direction? Never.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?

Postby Jaz » Jun 22nd, '10, 05:02

MikeNUFC wrote:
ShadyNarkoticz wrote:I'd consider Slaughterhouse's album to be a classic. :worship:

A song with zero concepts, zero original ideas or direction? Never.


Raindrops was a concept song, and I would consider considering Microphone a concept song even though it's really just boasting. Although yes, for the most part there is little direction in that album.. still sick shit though.

To me there's 3 different attainable 'statuses' an album can reach.

Legendary - Albums that break records or were just widely accepted as ridiculously good albums. (A lot of old school greats fall into this category, also MMLP, etc.)
Classic - Listenable at any point in time, almost all great tracks.. Basically, an album that never gets old.
Great - Self-explanatory.

To me, Slaughterhouse and Recovery alike aren't even ready to be considered classic albums yet.. They're just too new. They are, however; both great.
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