Amadeo wrote:
His performance peak (IMO) was The Up in Smoke tour and other performances around that time (1999-2000).
His lyrical peak was SSLP. His voice was at its most powerful and versatile on MMLP.
Amadeo wrote:
His performance peak (IMO) was The Up in Smoke tour and other performances around that time (1999-2000).
His lyrical peak was SSLP. His voice was at its most powerful and versatile on MMLP.
Amadeo wrote:He didn't have nearly as much energy as some performances from 1999-2002.
Maybe because he was starting to take a lot of pills in this era (2003). He slurs some of his words and he's just slow moving around the stage. He looks tired, too.
His performance peak (IMO) was The Up in Smoke tour and other performances around that time (1999-2000).
His lyrical peak was SSLP. His voice was at its most powerful and versatile on MMLP.
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Alaine wrote:^ yep.
I think his creative peak was around SSLP, since then fame & drugs caught up and kinda ruined his creativity.
EminemBase wrote:Alaine wrote:^ yep.
I think his creative peak was around SSLP, since then fame & drugs caught up and kinda ruined his creativity.
Not at all..
MMLP ETHERS SSLP as a piece of art and as an album. The Marshall Mathers LP is a total masterpiece and The Eminem Show is near perfect.
No way was SSLP his peak.
Alaine wrote:EminemBase wrote:Alaine wrote:^ yep.
I think his creative peak was around SSLP, since then fame & drugs caught up and kinda ruined his creativity.
Not at all..
MMLP ETHERS SSLP as a piece of art and as an album. The Marshall Mathers LP is a total masterpiece and The Eminem Show is near perfect.
No way was SSLP his peak.
we just have to agree to disagree, it happens often when people don't share the same opinion.
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