Denz
03-02-2003, 12:45 PM
Sing for the moment is the next single to be taken from 'The Eminem Show' which will be released on the 3rd of March in the UK so support Eminem and buy it.
Eminem is capable of making the most funkless hip-hop in living memory. Witness the beat on 'Sing For The Moment', which drags along with all the energy and soul of a My Bloody Valentine record.
And, whilst labelmate 50 Cent is currently wowing the music listening public with the word games and vocal play that characterised the effortless flow of frequent reference point Notorious B.I.G., Eminem, well, shouts.
Thematically we're on familiar territory with evil stepfathers and wicked media victimisation but nowhere to be found are the loops and grooves of Eminem's finest moments in the hands of Dr. Dre. Instead, 'Sing For The Moment' is a kind of rap interpretation of fist pumping stadium rock pitched somewhere between 'No Sleep Til Brooklyn' and Limp Bizkit.
The New Rap Rock Revolution, presumably.
Eminem is capable of making the most funkless hip-hop in living memory. Witness the beat on 'Sing For The Moment', which drags along with all the energy and soul of a My Bloody Valentine record.
And, whilst labelmate 50 Cent is currently wowing the music listening public with the word games and vocal play that characterised the effortless flow of frequent reference point Notorious B.I.G., Eminem, well, shouts.
Thematically we're on familiar territory with evil stepfathers and wicked media victimisation but nowhere to be found are the loops and grooves of Eminem's finest moments in the hands of Dr. Dre. Instead, 'Sing For The Moment' is a kind of rap interpretation of fist pumping stadium rock pitched somewhere between 'No Sleep Til Brooklyn' and Limp Bizkit.
The New Rap Rock Revolution, presumably.