 | Tracklist: 1. Forever (Featuring Drake, Kayne West, Lil Wayne)
2. Hell Breaks Loose (Featuring Dr. Dre)
3. Buffalo Bill
4. Elavator
5. Taking My Ball
6. Music Box
7. Drop The Bomb On 'Em
Release Date: 2009 | |
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| Summary: Imagine Relapse. Now take away 1.5 from your score on that album and that's Refill. It's still not as bad as Encore. |
4 of 7 thought this review was well written
Valium is one fucked up drug man… If weed inspired The Chronic, then valium inspires the inconsistent drugginess of Relapse. If that’s so, then is Refill Em’s 2001, a slightly worse, more inconsistent album that sort of states the same issues brought up in the original? Unfortunately for fans of the serious tracks of Relapse, that’s an undoubted yes, but there’s still some good stuff that resides on this zone.
There’s the overzealously overrated “Forever”, containing an off-kilter verse from Eminem who, although sounds awkward at first in being paired with Drake and Kanye West, puts out with his most masterful attempt at the fast flow in years, while Kanye West continues on his lyrical revival, and drops some funny as hell lines (“Old Money Benjamin Button, what, nuttin/ Now superbad chicks givin me Mclovin”). Then there’s the OTHER good song on the album; “Drop The Bomb on Em”, featuring one of the bounciest beats Dre ever gave Em, with Em considerably just ripping up the beat with some of his funnier lyrics in years (“f-cking fictitional characters and fairytales/prepare yourself for Captain America on Ferris Wheels/but it aint fiction its fact boy beware its real/them lyrics you wield equals zero to a hero’s shield”) along with some slightly misplaced arrogance and regular rap repping.
And then there’s the disastrous middle. Eminem clearly thought that the horror movie lyricism of his last album was the direction rather than the “Beautiful” and “Underground” material. His flow’s are good, the beats switch from lackluster like the generic Arabic dance track “Taking My Ball” to the twinkly, horror dreamy “Music Box”, but other than its terrible. Substantially it’s the same old ***, and it’s starting to get annoying to hear Eminem to rap about the same things for almost fifteen years now. Basically, Refill is some stuff that we thank that didn’t make it to Relapse, and we’re all hoping now that Relapse 2 never gets released. It’s that bad.
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Album Rating: 2
for now... FUCK EMINEM.
| | | His 6 year old with a temper tantrum voice makes me stay the FUCK away from his discography.
| | | Album Rating: 2
check out his first two albums, just whatever you do, Stay away from this or Enocre. PLEASE
| | | Man, I have no idea what the fuck to think anymore. I can't keep defending him.
Digging: Kate Miller-Heidke - Nightflight
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just calm down and be like LOL EM USED TO BE GOOD. and then get into more rap...
| | | interesting fact of the day: Dr. West (on relapse) is actually Dominic West (from 300)
Digging: Marina and The Diamonds - Electra Heart
| | | lolbeans
Digging: Killer Mike - R.A.P. Music Digging: Killer Mike - R.A.P. Music
| | | em needs to get back on drugs
Digging: Porter Robinson - Spitfire Digging: Porter Robinson - Spitfire
| | | Album Rating: 2
Sober Em is a faggot.
| | | Eminem I hate you I'm sorry I ever bought that T- shirt, I'm sorry I ever listened to any of your albums, I'm sorry I used to dis ICP for you. I hate you it's over and I'm never taking you back ) :
| | | Album Rating: 2
well then he's gonna take his ball and go home.
| | | pos'd
| | | Haley must be like 50 now
| | | That must suck to know your dad used to be so cool and now he is such a lame.
| | | I'd rather be Ems kid than Vanilla Ices kid
| | | Album Rating: 2
true. dat.
| | | hmm. I just though Vanilla was cheesy. Em downright blows now.
| | | Album Rating: 2
nah Vanilla was fucking horrid.
| | | I never paid to much attention to him. Did he use a crappy accent?
| | | Album Rating: 2
he has nu metal material in the middle of his career i got a wiff of cuz of a dumbass friend and my life will never be the same.
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