Eminem - Relapse Discussion

[Jiro]

I LOVED THIS ALBUMMMMMM: ALSO IT LEAKED BY EMINEM HIM SELF HE PUT IT ALL ON HIS MY SPACE
u have to have a few listens to grasp the concept (if your slow)
but overall great album from start to finish the intro crazy 3 am kinda a clonned concept from krayzie bones dont know why

insane GODMAN THE NUTTS LYRICS LIKE
" I WAS BORN with a dick in my brain, yea fucked in the head "
my step father said that i sucked in the bed
till one nite he snuck in and said
were going out back i want my dick sucked in the shed
cant we just play with teddy rucksman instead
after i fucked you in the butt, bust a nutt, get sum rest "

and then the nex verse is just crazy RAPPIN PURE RAP IN MY OPINION

THE REST OF THE ALBUM I HAVNT GOT TIME TO MENTION CASUE MY OWMEN BUGGIN ME FOR SEX AT THE mo but i will say

SHADYS BK BABY RELAPSE 2 IS GUNA BE SICKKKKKKKKKK

[Exodus]

I'm very disappointed about Relapse - all songs sound very similar, of course there are few great tracks (My Mom, 3am, Beautiful, Underground), but these songs make the album also not especially better.
"Careful What You Wish For" is a great track too ...it's a shame it's only a bonus track.

Japanese release: 3/5
other release (America, Europe and so on) : 2,8/5

[Obama]

the only track that stood out for me was , beautifull

[killahhbee]

Its Whack Though - ..Cant see meself going back to this to listen anytime soon ..
Put it this way its no slim shady LP & its not Timeless

[Celph Titled]

In my opionion HUGE let down, he took wayy to long to release 2 good songs deja vu, and beautiful the rest i thought werent as good as his old stuff and i hate his voice on song songs.. but those 2 songs are really good i love real music you can relate to and they are very well done songs

[ShotwellSouljah]

Da production on it is sick but I was expecting a more grown up Em dis time around. And that fukin voice I hate it. I like some of da tracks on it but I can't really bump it like I would want to bump it. I wanted to hear him like on dat iTunes bonus track Be Careful What You Wish For that to me is da hardest track on Relapse and its not really on it lol.

[Macello]

The Beats were good and the lyrics were all-right All round it was a average album good beats most of the stuff out now adays.

[donfatal]

Eminem's "Relapse" Predicted To Sell 165K In Week 3, Loses No. 1 Spot

Eminem's comeback album Relapse will reportedly lose its spot as the number one album in the country next week despite estimated sales of over 150,000 copies going into his third week.

Relapse, which went gold its first week, will reportedly have a combined total of over 950,000 sold discs after 21 days in stores.

The MTV Movie Awards served as a driver for Kings of Leon's increase and the continued strong sales of Eminem. Here are our projections going into the weekend: Dave Matthews Band (RCA/RMG) 385-400k, Eminem (Shady/Aftermath/Interscope) 155-165k, 311 (Volcano/JLG) 60-70k, Taking Back Sunday (WB) 50-60k and Lady GaGa (Interscope) 50-55k. (Hits Daily Double)
After just two weeks, the rapper's fifth solo disc sold more than 800,000 copies.

Grammy-winning rapper Eminem's Relapse maintains its chart dominance holding on to No. 1 for the second straight week. According to Nielsen Soundscan, the rapper's comeback album scanned 211,000 copies making his fifth solo release's combined total rest at 820,400 sold records. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
He was recently awarded the title "Artist of the Decade" for selling the most albums within the past ten years alongside Nelly and Jay-Z.

1. Eminem, 31,127,000. First charted: 1999. Eminem, 36, is the top male artist and the top rap artist so far in this decade. His 2000 album The Marshall Mathers LP is his best-seller. It has sold 10,178,000 copies. 7. Nelly, 21,206,000. First charted: 2000. Nelly, 34, is the #1 new artist to emerge in this decade, edging out Linkin Park. He's also the #1 African American artist, edging out Jay-Z, and the #2 rap artist. Nelly's 2000 debut, Country Grammar, is his best-selling album. It has sold 8,454,000 copies. 10. Jay-Z, 19,379,000. First charted: 1996. Jay-Z, 39, is the #3 rap artist of the decade. 2003's The Black Album is his best-selling album of this decade. It has sold 3,338,000 copies. Jay-Z was the #152 album-selling act of the '90s. (Yahoo News)
Despite currently having the biggest debut of 2009, Em recently said his main focus was on attaining the fans' respect.

"I mean, record sales to me, honestly, since the beginning of my career I've
always said they're not as important to me as the respect and things like that," Em explained in an interview last month. "I would just rather rap and get respect from the fans and my peers and things like that. I'd be lying if I said I didn't want to sell any records, but at the same time it's not my main priority." (106 & Park)

[jdaniel]

Album lacks creativity. Everything Em says here has been said before.

[felix11]

I like the lyrics on the track Underground from em, but I think the chorus is wack, medicine ball is a funny track with the voice changes (when he plays badman is very funny), overall I will give this album a 7 out of 10, ow yes I like the chorus of his new single