EMINEM RELAPSE REFILL ALBUM HULKSHAREDOWNLOAD SERIAL
Although people criticise Refill for continuing Relapse's serial killer theme, only "Buffalo Bill" and "Music Box" focus on this subject. This is probably the most average song here, because to be honest the beat isn't one of the better ones, and Dre's verse sounds really forced. I feel as though the album really starts here, with "Hell Breaks Loose", featuring Dr. I don't know why Eminem chose to do more work with both Boi-1da and Lil Wayne after this travesty. Kanye West's verse isn't bad, and Em's is good, but everything else about the song doesn't deserve to exist. Boi-1da's production is especially awful, just amazingly generic and the hook unbearably formulaic. Unfortunately, it was decided that the god-awful Drake track "Forever", featuring Kanye West, Lil Wayne, and of course Eminem, was to be the first track on Refill. Even though Relapse 2 never happened, we still got Refill, which for someone like me who disliked Em's direction post-Relapse, was a nice supplement to the already excellent Relapse. However, that fell through and we got the disappointing, cater-to-the-masses Recovery, but in December of 2009, Em released something of a go-between, to tide the fans over until Relapse 2 was released. When Relapse dropped in 2009, Eminem was already talking about his next album (to be titled Relapse 2). Review Summary: More accents, more serial killer imagery, more killer Dre beats.
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