The thing is, the song ICP had up on their website for just a day ("Eminem Ain't Nothing But a Bitch", or something similar - they took it down to avoid legalities) was actually really good.
On a side note, does anyone have that song? I used to have it, but I lost
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[QUOTE=Bartender]The thing is, the song ICP had up on their website for just a day ("Eminem Ain't Nothing But a Bitch", or something similar - they took it down to avoid legalities) was actually really good.
On a side note, does anyone have that song? I used to have it, but I lost [/QUOTE]
yeah i have it. thats actually the song they wrote to get back at eminem for the stuff he did on marshall mathers lp. you can find it on icp's cd forgotten freshness volume 3. and slim anus is on a pretty rare album of theirs psychopathics from outer space part I...if anyones interested.
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Thanks. Maybe I can track it down again now.
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no problem. anything else you want by them let me know i probably have it.
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Wait, ICP has a good song? What's it called again? :lol:
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Album Rating: 4.0
ICP rules.
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[QUOTE=Superpeer]ICP rules.[/QUOTE]
clown love yo.
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eminem is so shi t it is unbelievable y do ppl even buy his CDs???????????????? i meen i have friends who r obsessed with eminem and it is like get a life! if u wna b obsessed with sum1 b obsessed with sum1 gud! i wud never buy anything ever 2 do with eminem b coz he is so crap
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I just rediscovered this album, I bought it on my 12th birthday and span stan untill i could imitate every pencil scratch. I mainly just listened to the singles, and in time they were released to the UK and people loved them, but I was moving on to other stuff.
I seen a program on MTV yesterday explaining how the album came about etc, was pretty interesting so i gave the album a quick dust off and gave it a spin all the way through. Eminem's flow is just so interesting throughout this album, Dre's beats own too. But what makes this album so special is the emotion mentioned in this review, especially in Kim, Stan and Marshall Mathers.
Not many artists can capture emotion like this, this album deserves 5/5. The dark atmosphere is interrupted slightly by the skits and 'the real slim shady', but 'the real slim shady' was essential for this album to take off.
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Although I've got a lot of respect for the guy doing what he does, Hip-Hop has got to be the most worthless genre of music created by man
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Album Rating: 4.5
^^^
Nah, pop punk is worse. At least hip hop has some good artists like Public Enemy, and this album as well.
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Hmmm... maybe...
Hip-Hop/rap + pop punk + grindcore + anything country for the most part = nothing I will ever listen to even if I was paid to.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Your review of Kim is right fucking on. That song still sends chills down my spine. One of the most original, creative, moving, and above all disturbing songs I've ever heard.
Nice review man.
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very good review, i liked the first sentence, with that Elephant is big, Hybrid Theory huge etc....
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peice of **** nobody likes a rapper that thinks he's cool beacause he droped out of grade two.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Dude, you said that in the other thread. Unneccessary and just plain ignorant. That is all.
I love this cd.
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"Your review of Kim is right ****ing on. That song still sends chills down my spine. One of the most original, creative, moving, and above all disturbing songs I've ever heard."
Yeah I felt the same way... am I the only one who's a little nervous that he's getting back with her?
I'm thinking it will either lead to him actually writting another album worth buying, or Sid + Nancy 2K6.
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Stan may be his best song, to me.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Kim still remains to be the scariest song I've ever heard.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Kim still remains to be the scariest song I've ever heard.
I could second that.
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