If you've spent any time in the last two years braving the sort of internet scuttlebutt that makes it feel like talking about rap is a full-time job, you know Slaughterhouse is what the game's been missing in , a hyper-masculine corrective to a hip-hop scene that had grown disgustingly soft.
But really, there's something nerdy and cute about the treehouse conspiratorial vibe of four rappers Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5'9", and Joe Budden , united by little more than a history of label politricks and a love of bareknuckle rhyming, joining forces to commit the sort of industry shakedown none could achieve on their own.
You gotta wonder if Freddie Foxxx is more pissed than he usually is for not getting a call. But the excitement is understandable-- in case you haven't noticed, everyone's hopping on the idea that there's a 90s revival underway, and in theory, Slaughterhouse provides a missing link to the awe-inspiring posse tracks of the mid-Clinton years-- songs like "Banned From TV", "Verbal Intercourse", "John Blaze"-- except that the whole album would be like that!
The best rap groups are borne of collaboration and chemistry from complementary parts, but Slaughterhouse is less duel of the iron mic and more Pro Bowl talented performers caught up in a listless walk-through with no real competitive incentive and no indication that they spent any time beforehand in the same room planning things out.
But the legendary MC is also quick to lend a hand when needed. Crooked I, in particular, is excited to see Eminem behind the boards; he feels the MC has not gotten his proper due as a producer. Newswire Powered by. Close the menu. Rolling Stone. Log In. NPG Music Club website. No credits officially given: credits below are assumed Prince - all vocals and instruments, except where noted Michael B. Prince - producer, arranger and engineer assumed Sam Jennings - executive producer no other production credits officially given.
Variants, Special Editions and Reissues. Additional Information Promotion at time of release. The Slaughterhouse was planned as one of seven discs in the aborted 7CD set The Chocolate Invasion in , but this set remains unreleased. The title The Slaughterhouse comes from the opening line of Silicon - "Welcome 2 the slaughterhouse". The New Royales in Their self-titled debut album was released in August As far as this self-titled EP is concerned is packs a few good memories. Only being a 6-track extended play there isn't too much detail to get into, but here is a detailed tracklisting with rates Track list: 1.
Back On The Scene feat. Everybody Down - 7. The LOX - 8. Fight Club [Rem ix] - 7. Due to the fact that is was released around the time they officially announced their signing to Eminem's Shady Records.
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