With the majority of the above critiques blasting this album, we begin to understand why he feels this way. Unfortunately, writing horrible reviews and personal attacks about him will not make him stop, and seeing as his fans are loving recovery, there is no end in sight for your frustration, sucks doesn't it? вЂ¦ ExpandД®minem has always made it crystal clear that pleasing his critics is the last thing he aims for when applying his trade in the studio.

I mean, his haters must be getting really really sick of it. He is so famous, he continues to be the best selling artist in the world 11 years after he came out. I guess the critics trashed this album so much because if you don't like Eminem, you HATE Eminem. The beats and hooks on this album sound like nothing Eminem has done before, it's very respectable that he is moving forward with his music and NOT trying to re create what he had going on early last decade. Also, he went in a different direction musically.

He spits intricate rhymes with such speed and precision that most rappers probably couldn't even repeat them. Every single verse is incredible, and his flow is better than ever. In reality this album is a lyrical masterpiece. They didn't talk about the beats, the lyrics, the concept, all they did was throw personal attacks at Eminem and try to say he's irrelevant, that he's a weak parody of what he was in the early 00's, basically a bunch of hate speech toward him as a person. Most of the negative reviews I read hardly focused on the album at all, in fact it was painfully obvious that the writer had a personal hatred for Eminem. They didn't talk about the beats, the lyrics, the concept, all they did was throw personal attacks at Eminem and try to say It's interesting how the average review by critics is 61%, while the average review from fans is 92%. It's interesting how the average review by critics is 61%, while the average review from fans is 92%. Anyways, ignore the pathetic critic score of 62-for they don't know nothing of Rap/Hip-Hop-and buy this CD. I really loved this album and I hope Em has something as good as this prepared for the future.

Despite that, the songs are all great, especially 'Not Afraid, 'Going Through Changes', 'Love The Way You Lie', 'Talkin' 2 Myself', and 'No Love', which really bring this album alive and become instant classics. They have a 'Relapse' vibe to them, and I think he should have included them in 'Relapse' not here in 'Recovery'. Anyways, the album isn't perfect, as some songs such as 'Seduction', 'W.T.P.', 'On Fire', and 'So Bad' don't seem to belong in the album. He won last year for 'Best Rap Album' with 'Relapse', so I can only predict that he will undoubtedly win this year as well. His flow has never been better, and whatever 'ring rust' he may have had is now gone, and he is killin' them one by one in 'Recovery'. Strong, focused, and truly memorable, 'Recovery' is as moving as any of his previous albums, probalby even more so with the new direction he's taking with this CD. This is Em's return to form, as 'Recovery' is his strongest album since The Eminem Show.

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