Eminem #2: 'Underground'

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Op zaterdag 16 mei 2009 22:59 schreef sitting_elfling het volgende:
Voor de mensen die het interessant vinden om even een half uurtje eminem interviews te zien. Hij is afgelopen vrijdag bij Jonathan Ross z'n talkshow geweest hier in de UK (15 mei). Zeg maar een soort Jensen maar dan stukken! beter. Vrij recent allemaal dus.

Part1 bij J.Ross

Eminem on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross pt.1

Part2 bij J.Ross

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhxrPQnFVEc

Een dag daarvoor was hij bij Jimmy Kimmel 1 van mn favo' amerikaanse presentators.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYMk1LItfRw

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Op zondag 17 mei 2009 12:41 schreef Houniet het volgende:
Waar hebben jullie het album besteld? Ik moet nog een keuze maken namelijk.

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Op zondag 17 mei 2009 21:24 schreef GGMM het volgende:
Busta Rhymes to Eminem: ‘Leave Mariah Carey Alone’
Nick Cannon isn’t the only one rushing to Mariah Carey’s defense. Busta Rhymes is showing support for his friend after Eminem attacked her on his new album.


The notorious rapper calls the songbird a “cunt” and a “whore” on Relapse’s “Bagpipes from Baghdad.” After the track surfaced on the Internet, Mariah’s husband wrote a scathing blog entry going at Eminem over the lyrics. Slim Shady claims the two had a romantic relationship, which Mariah has denied.

“Leave Mariah Carey alone. That’s my friend, man,” Busta tells Rap-Up.com in response to Em’s remarks about his “I Know What You Want” collaborator. “At the end of the day, I don’t know what their situation was, so I can’t really speak on it.”

The blond MC’s connection with the pop diva has been brought up many times since the pair met in 2001. “I don’t even understand why this shit is resurfacing again,” adds Busta. “But for whatever it’s worth, I just hope they could be cool.”

The animated rap star, who will release his new album Back On My B.S. this Tuesday, has also worked with Eminem. The two joined forces on “I’ll Hurt You” and performed the remix to Busta’s “Touch It” at the 2006 BET Awards. “Eminem is my peoples as well. I got great relationships with both of them.”

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part 2

Eminem - Greatest 6 MTV Moments (Part 2) HQ

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 16:22 schreef Asskimo het volgende:
En ik vind het erg grappig dat ie Lindsay & Britney's naam zo terloops noemt in Same Song & Dance. Een keertje maar, haha! How bout a ride to rehab, get in cunt.

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 11:42 schreef Morpheus2002 het volgende:
Heb het album nu een aantal maal beluisterd en ik vind het eigenlijk maar niks. WAAROM rapt hij op bijna elk nummer zo vaag? Neem bijvoorbeeld het nummer " Beautiful". Is tekstueel een enorm sterk nummer maar ik moet echt grote moeite doen om te horen wat hij rapt. In bijv. het nummer "Marshall Mathers" van The Marshall Mathers LP kun je hem veel en veel beter verstaan. Zoiezo op alle nummers van die CD. Ik snap niet dat hij telkens zijn stem zo vervormt. Wat een teleurstelling!

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 22:40 schreef kalinho het volgende:
Dat Ken Kaniff stuk was wel droog. Ik heb ook wel ff gelachen om Paul "About Christopher Reeve...you know the guy's DEAD, right? "

Deja Vu vind ik steeds beter worden; beschrijft wel mooi hoe je gaat denken als je echt in zo'n trip zit

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 23:15 schreef Steve-O het volgende:
Wel een aardige cd haalt nogsteeds niet het niveau van Slim shady/Marshal Mathers LP maar het is niet zo treurig als zijn vorige 2 cd's
Geef het een 6je

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 23:17 schreef Edwinuss het volgende:
The Eminem Show was geniaal, snap niet hoe je dat treurig durft te noemen.

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 23:19 schreef Spougle het volgende:

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Dus als ik het goed begrijp vind je The Eminem Show treurig?
Hoe komt dat zo? Persoonlijk vind ik dat een van zijn betere albums.

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 22:51 schreef TheGeneral het volgende:

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 23:24 schreef Steve-O het volgende:

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Persoonlijke mening vond het echt bergafwaarts gaan met al die waardeloze imitaties van rednecks en het constante zelfde geblaat over zijn moeder ed.

Role model blijft toch wel een schoolvoorbeeld van Eminem op zijn best .

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 22:12 schreef AgeEll het volgende:

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Op sommige nr's is hij moeilijk horen, zoals Hello. Maar ik vind zijn 'flow' nu veel beter dan op de MM LP, daar schreeuwt ie nog zo vaak, bijv op The Way I Am. Dat heeft ie gelukkig afgeleerd (was op The ES al bijna weg)

Ik vind het echt een geniaal album. Het had heel makkelijk een teleurstelling kunnen worden, maar het album blijf je luisteren, elke x vind ik andere nr's eruit springen. Al vind We Made You, Crack a Bottle en Old Time Sake echt de minste nr's.

Stay Wide Awake - Beautiful - Underground - Insane - Medicine Ball (snuif gedeelte )
vind ik de beste nr's.

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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 00:16 schreef kalinho het volgende:
Stem op Till I Collapse, je proeft de agressiviteit

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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 00:18 schreef Edwinuss het volgende:
Kim is 1 van mijn favo nummers van hem, prachtig nummer.

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Op zondag 17 mei 2009 12:41 schreef Houniet het volgende:
Waar hebben jullie het album besteld? Ik moet nog een keuze maken namelijk.

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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 12:42 schreef GGMM het volgende:
'kim' vind ik een van z'n slechste nummers ooit.

'The Way I Am' is veruit z'n beste.

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XXL: I’m hearing that Dr. Dre came out to Detroit and stayed in Detroit for awhile.

Eminem: Yeah, Dre stayed out in Detroit for months, I don’t know how many months, I can’t remember but a few months he was out there. And we just kept going. It was pretty crazy. Because usually, like my theories, like I’m real superstitious about shit and if I go [to] a studio like the one we went to in Orlando, I’m like if I got a good track record there I’ll go back and maybe I’ll write songs out there. Or I gotta go to L.A., in other words I gotta be out of my own environment in Detroit for my mind to expand and be able to write. But I guess that wasn’t the case because being at home, I still kept going with the pen and just kept writing. I couldn’t stop it was crazy.

XXL: That’s wild because I was just talking to Paul [Rosenberg] about how T.I. seems to have caught this amazing fire when he had to stay home on house arrest. He was saying for like the last two albums he was freestyling like on the Jay thing, going in the booth line by line or whatever. T.I. said that you guys had grown kinda cool.

Eminem: Yeah, yeah, we definitely built a relationship over you know, just recording and hanging out and shit, just…T.I. reminds me of me in the sense that he’s just a regular dude. He’s just real, he’s real humble, real just chill…just you know what I mean? The way we vibed in the studio and just talked and kicked it, it was like, “wow! This dude is cool.” We just kinda became friends after that. But I watched him do that shit in the studio, and that’s right around the time I kinda started wanting to do it or was kinda doing it but I couldn’t do it as good as him. And from what I heard, I don’t know if this is correct or not, but Lil Wayne does it.

XXL: Oh Yeah.

Eminem: Yeah I’m not as good as those guys when I do that. Like I can’t…I gotta actually sit down. For me, I want to actually write a whole song, because if I start, if I get to the second verse and I get stuck, I don’t want to record it just for nothing you know? So I kinda gotta write a whole song out and know if it’s gonna be a song and then record it. But I watched T.I. do that and was like, “How the fuck is he doing this?” Because it was intricate still you know what I mean like as he was going along like line by line. But when he actually got that time to write, you could definitely tell and I told him many times over the phone the way that he did this record was just, you know… you could tell, you could tell that he actually sat down and he crafted his rhymes. Like he’s got rhymes, he’s got lines that rhyme inside of rhymes and shit like that, which somebody like me can appreciate so much just because you know I do it. I try to do that. So like when you hear someone else do that, it’s like, you know how much time it takes to do it yourself so you can appreciate it, you know what I mean?

XXL: Since we’re talking about that whole new generation thing, are you into blogs are you on the internet checking out different spots thinking like this is where I can get my hip-hop information from outside of my close people?

Eminem: I don’t even know how to work a computer. Honestly I don’t. I think that if, obviously I could learn to work a computer, and people have offered to show me, but I just don’t want to because I know if I started getting into that shit I’d lose my mind. Like blogging and reading what other people are saying about me and shit I might lose my mind so I just stay away from it. You know?

XXL: Right. And what kind of TV shows are you into?

Eminem: Oh man, TV shows. I watch The First 48, The Wire. I mean obviously the seasons are over but there is nothing better than The Wire. Like The Wire for me is ruining TV because that shit was so dope that, and I was a late bloomer. I caught on late. [It] took me like three, no wait they were on the fifth season before I actually knew what the fuck was going on. But I had heard so many people talking about it and obviously them three or four years I was dealing with my own shit so I didn’t have time to really catch up on it or whatever but when it came out like the seasons and shit I couldn’t stop watching them it was like crack. I think I’ve seen every season at lease four times.

XXL: You’ve been one of the most successful MC’s ever, made a ton of money but you never talk about money. And you’re probably one of the only MC’s that we can even come up with that doesn’t do that. What do you consume? What do you buy?

Eminem: I just don’t, I’ve never been like a…I’ve just always been a pretty simple dude when it comes to stuff like that. Just never really got into cars and flossin’ or never really cared, like I was always the type of person that felt like as long as I make enough money to support my family with this music that’s all I really care about. You know what I mean so I don’t really buy, I’m just not into like that many material possessions and stuff like that, because at the end of the day, it’s just not that important. You know what’s important is if you’re raising your kids and being able to feed them and provide for them is the greatest thing in the world. Outside of that, what extra do you need? You know what I mean, because I don’t know, I don’t know. It’s just never appealed to me, the money thing is great, don’t get me wrong. You know what I mean. It just doesn’t, I’d rather rap about fucked up shit. So I don’t know. I’d rather rap about that. I’m kinda rather make people laugh I guess or cry or whatever but bragging about what I have for me personally uncharacteristic I guess

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Op maandag 18 mei 2009 23:32 schreef Edwinuss het volgende:
Stimulate!

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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 17:12 schreef Houniet het volgende:

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Die is zo goed.

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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 14:33 schreef Edwinuss het volgende:
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Op dinsdag 19 mei 2009 18:06 schreef Edwinuss het volgende:
Ik hoop ook echt dat Relapse 2 kei hard gaat worden, het laatste voor het beste bewaren toch? Ik ga er wel vanuit dat het goed gaat komen.