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MGK diss aside, Eminem is back in full force on his new album. This dude just keeps getting better and better. Video for Lucky You w/ Joyner Lucas just dropped and they are clearly taking shots at the state of hip hop today as is the theme for the whole album pretty much. You can't deny Eminems lyrical skill. His bars on this album are ridiculous, double entendres everywhere and ridiculous flows.
I like the little bit of shit talking humor they throw in this video too.
Edit: and Joyner Lucas is no slouch on the microphone either.
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^ This Eminem - Lucky You ft. Joyner Lucas is awesome ^
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Mike Allen Capital Radio on a Saturday night, finger on the pause button…
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You gotta post "Cybertron - Clear" if you're posting the old school heavy weights [emoji95][emoji106]
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Absolutely…
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@bryaneidins70 I had a whole case of C90 cassettes pause button mixed with Mike Allen 'something fresh for the weekend' capital rap show. I also had VHS tapes of N sign radio, westwood's tv show late Friday nights on itv. I've still got some of those. I used to keep an eye out for for this week's import releases that he had in the studio on the back shelf then head down to Brickhouse Records in Grays, Essex, on Saturday morning with my paper round money. This was always a track I loved
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Watch "Mantronix - King Of The Beats" on YouTube
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….. Now were Rocking
Allans Army, Groove records Soho, Electro Rock @ The Hippodrome (Got it on DVD somewhere).
Great days.
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Cause like a lot of Eminems flows (and Lucas Joyners for that matter) it's impossible to absorb it all at once and even catch everything they say, so I have to post the song with lyrics to give it it's due respect. Who said Eminem has lost it, come on now!
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Annnnd he fired back….
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Roots of Rap …
sugerhill gang and grandmaster
This was my second Rap EP I could get my hand on in 1983! Still have it.
"The Haunted House Of Rock" was the first track on "Whodini", the self-titled debut album by the hip-hop group Whodini. It was released in 1983 on Jive/Arista Records and also spawned the hit single "Magic's Wand". Whodini was among the first hip-hop groups to cultivate a high-profile national following for hip-hop music and made significant inroads on urban radio. The group signed with London-based independent record label Jive Records in 1982, ...."
But what I am really hearing at the moment is Peter and the Wolf, because my children heard it at school and made this lovely Leporello.
