Recovery a Classic?
Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Omar Khalid » Jul 24th, '10, 02:52
Yes
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These hypocrites are havin fits, cause I'm not buyin it
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I show no mercy, they claim that I'm the lunatic
But when the shit gets thick, I'm the one you go and get
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Cause I'm the nigga that you sell-outs are ashamed to be
These hypocrites are havin fits, cause I'm not buyin it
Defyin it, envious because I will rebel against
any oppressor, and this is known as self defense
I show no mercy, they claim that I'm the lunatic
But when the shit gets thick, I'm the one you go and get
Don't look confused, the truth is so plain to see
Cause I'm the nigga that you sell-outs are ashamed to be
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Arrinef » Jul 24th, '10, 05:13
well its mad close to being a classic, only thing that killed it were the features.
I dont want to play all the albums in order, getting to the mmlp & his bash for pop music & gay shit. Then go on to relapse with songs like we made you & my mom.
Then finally moving on to recovery knowing that wayne sucks baby cock, and having our fucking faith shot in the face, when interscope thought it would be a dope idea to boost sales with having wayne, rhi & pink on an album. So yeah, that last statement really hit the nail on why its not a classic.
But then again, thats my opinion
I dont want to play all the albums in order, getting to the mmlp & his bash for pop music & gay shit. Then go on to relapse with songs like we made you & my mom.
Then finally moving on to recovery knowing that wayne sucks baby cock, and having our fucking faith shot in the face, when interscope thought it would be a dope idea to boost sales with having wayne, rhi & pink on an album. So yeah, that last statement really hit the nail on why its not a classic.
But then again, thats my opinion
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Devil'sAdvocate » Jul 24th, '10, 11:45
Yes.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by buffalo bill » Jul 24th, '10, 13:14
Amadeo wrote:Can rap fan stop using the word "classic"? How can you call an album that's been out for one month classic?
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Tornado » Jul 29th, '10, 13:52
buffalo bill wrote:Amadeo wrote:Can rap fan stop using the word "classic"? How can you call an album that's been out for one month classic?
and btw it wont be a classic to anyonw with a brain
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by AJS » Dec 18th, '10, 14:56
classthe_king wrote:IMO not even close to a classic. SSLP was a classic. MMLP and TES maybe...
Actually imo the only classics ever are
Eminem-SSLP
Nas-It was Written
Jedi Mind Tricks- Servents in Heaven, Kings in Hell
Diabolic- Liar & A Thief
what about 2pac - ALL EYEZ ON ME albums def a classic and illmatic is def looked at as a classic i haven`t seen a classic album come out in a long time anybody that thinks carter 3 is doesn`t know that album sucked except for like 4 songs
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by ThomasJ » Dec 18th, '10, 15:14
No, but it's decent.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by mdemaz » Dec 18th, '10, 15:53
Fleka wrote:Great album-yes, classic-no.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by BigBomb2012 » Dec 18th, '10, 22:53
I wouldn't consider it a classic but it is a good album.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Mahmoud48 » Dec 19th, '10, 02:26
for 2010 is definitly a classic
plus its one of the fewest eminem album with 10/10 tracks
plus its one of the fewest eminem album with 10/10 tracks
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by EminemBase » Dec 19th, '10, 17:56
No, but close.
The production is too uninteresting and mainstream for the most part. But there isn't a weak song on the album and it only seems to get more coherent with time.
And he didn't spit a single lazy verse.
It's just a very good album. It's maybe just too logical and straightforward / lacking in artistic inspiration to 'feel' like a classic.
The production is too uninteresting and mainstream for the most part. But there isn't a weak song on the album and it only seems to get more coherent with time.
And he didn't spit a single lazy verse.
It's just a very good album. It's maybe just too logical and straightforward / lacking in artistic inspiration to 'feel' like a classic.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Innovation » Dec 19th, '10, 18:28
EminemBase wrote:And he didn't spit a single lazy verse.
Very true, you can tell he put time and effort into every single song on the album.
I think it's too early to say if it's a classic but without a doubt, it certainly is a solid album.
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Emshady2 » Dec 19th, '10, 20:35
No it isn't a CLASSIC but it is still a very good album.
Eminem is the only artist that has three classic albums
The Slim Shady LP
The Marshall mathers LP
The Eminem Show
PS: Stop saying All eyez on me isn't a classic! One of the best hip hop albums of all time!
Who can record a album with 27 songs in 2 weeks?
Eminem is the only artist that has three classic albums
The Slim Shady LP
The Marshall mathers LP
The Eminem Show
PS: Stop saying All eyez on me isn't a classic! One of the best hip hop albums of all time!
Who can record a album with 27 songs in 2 weeks?
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Re: Recovery a Classic?
by Emadyville » Dec 20th, '10, 03:31
I'm starting to believe this album is, each song that I used to think was ehhh (WTP, So Bad, 25 to Life) I realize are actually solid, well written/executed tracks. Every song on this has replay value, and this has the most songs he has ever put on an album. The spectrum of content/concepts is lengthy, and like embase said he didn't spit a lazy verse. The only thing is the congruity that isn't there as much as I'd like it to be, other than that, I can't honestly find anything else that would make this idea of a classic album faltering.,..just my opinion 
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