Main Page
From LyricWiki
Welcome to LyricWiki
- Teenage Dream by Katy Perry (buy)
- Just the Way You Are by Bruno Mars (buy)
- Dynamite by Taio Cruz (buy)
- DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love (feat. Pitbull) by Usher (buy)
- Love the Way You Lie (feat. Rihanna) by Eminem (buy)
- Just a Dream by Nelly (buy)
- Take It Off by Ke$ha (buy)
- I Like It (feat. Pitbull) by Enrique Iglesias (buy)
- Mine by Taylor Swift (buy)
- Magic (feat. Rivers Cuomo) by B.o.B (buy)
Thanks to a suggestion by MondayMorningLunatic, I enjoyed Northbound's Landscapes of Late EP pretty well. "It is the perfect music for a summer evening - watching the sun go down with a drink in your hand." That describes it pretty well, so enjoy. The EP (along with the band's first album) is available for download at the band's official website
- Nominated by User:WillMak050389 as suggested by MondayMorningLunatic
|
Song: "Black Balloon" by The Kills
Eminem is one of the greatest artists of his era, and is proving he still has the same lyrical skills today, that he had so many years ago. With the release of "Relapse" last year, showing he still has the lyrical diversity that he had before, with lines like' "insanity, / can it be / vanity? / where's the humanity / in having a twisted fantasy / with a arm and leg amputee?" from the track "Underground". And with the new single ("Not Afraid") from the album he dropped this week (Recovery), showing that he has gone back to the personal subject matter that made him the great artist he is in the first place, but with these new albums coming out, we can't forget the albums and songs that got him to where he is today: The Eminem Show has been certified 8× Platinum by the RIAA and at the Grammy Awards of 2003 it was nominated for Album of the Year and became Eminem's third LP in four years to win the award for Best Rap Album. Along with the recognition that the album received from the music industry, it was also widely considered a great album by both Hip-Hop fans and other artists alike. With comical insulting tracks like "Without Me", "My Dad's Gone Crazy" and "Business" to serious tracks with darker emotional sides, like, "White America", "Sing for the Moment" and "Cleanin' Out My Closet" Eminem has connected with his fans in the same way that some of the greats, like Jay-Z and Nas, before him did. Through the one emotion that nearly everyone has experienced: pain and hardship. This album epitomizes that feeling, with it's pumped beats, often bitter, ill-tempered or resentful vocals, and angry and impassioned lyrical content.
|
