#Eminem Radio

[the-radio-demon-blog]

Not sorry for the damage that I've caused by showing you this!

(Art by Kamibbukuro! Twitter or X as they call it now 😒)

I do not want to insult an artist's art piece and I do admire the craftmanship. However, I do rather like my wonderous bob much better.

The hair style seems to make me look that...rapper Niffty likes. That she listens to when she's cleaning. M&M? He's named after the candy, correct? Not that its bad...its simply...no.

[cru5h-cascades]

All These Things That I've Done, Welcome to the Black Parade, and Houdini playing on the radio on the same day?! Praise the radio gods!!!

[deliciouskeys]

The whole album is one big tongue in cheek exercise in DID but this song in particular is Kessler coded lol 🤭

Yeah, but you're me

And we're a team

So that means, we're in cahoots

That's conspiracy to commit murder lyrically

So clearly, you're the accessory like jewelry

You ain't the judge or the jury, you're just as guilty……..

Yeah, and I scare you 'cause (Why?) I'm who you used to be (Who?)

The you who didn't crumble under the scrutiny (Wait, what?)

When it was you and me (Yeah)

I gave you power to use me as an excuse to be evil (I know)

You created me to say everything you didn't have the balls to say (Yep)

What you were thinking but in a more diabolic way

You fed me pills and a bottle of alcohol a day (Okay)

Made me too strong for you and lost control of me (You're right)

[thislovintime]

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Via Historic Films, Peter Tork performing “Seeger’s Theme” at the Speakeasy in Greenwich Village, early 1980s (dated 1982 on the Historic Films website).

“I wanted to record the cut [’Seeger’s Theme‘] because I always thought that the piece had a lot of rhythm, and I hoped to display it. I keep trying.” - Peter Tork, The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees box set

“[When I was about 14] I asked for a banjo, and they went out, my folks went out and bought me a little tiny, dinky five-string banjo. And Pete Seeger’s book, How To Play the Five-String Banjo, I think I bought that myself, and learned how to play from that. Nobody said, ‘Here, take a banjo,’ or, ‘Gee, you’d be good at it,’ or anything like that. I just wanted to play it.” - Peter Tork, Headquarters radio, 1989

“I’m a great admirer of Pete Seeger." - Peter Tork, Disc and Music Echo, January 13, 1968

“‘When I was a kid, before the Monkees, I was not primarily a rock and roller,’ said Tork during a 1998 interview. ‘I was primarily an acoustic folkie. For us, as acoustic folkies, the politics were very clear. We were strongly liberal, in the Pete Seeger mold. We certainly had a strong sense of right and wrong, and we certainly believed a lot that was wrong with society was the fault of the moneyed class. I think all of us to some extent believed ourselves to be socialists.’" - We all want to change the world: Rock and politics from Elvis to Eminem (2003) (x)

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: June 18, 2010

Lyrics:

Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?

Well, that's alright, because I like the way it hurts

Just gonna stand there and hear me cry?

Well, that's alright, because I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

I can't tell you what it really is

I can only tell you what it feels like

And right now, there's a steel knife in my windpipe

I can't breathe, but I still fight while I can fight

As long as the wrong feels right, it's like I'm in flight

High off of love, drunk from her hate

It's like I'm huffing paint and I love her, the more I suffer

I suffocate and right before I'm about to drown

She resuscitates me, she fucking hates me

And I love it, "Wait

Where you going?" "I'm leaving you"

"No you ain't, come back"

We're running right back, here we go again

It's so insane 'cause when it's going good, it's going great

I'm Superman, with the wind at his back, she's Lois Lane

But when it's bad, it's awful

I feel so ashamed, I snapped, "Who's that dude?"

I don't even know his name, I laid hands on her

I'll never stoop so low again, I guess I don't know my own strength

Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?

Well, that's alright, because I like the way it hurts

Just gonna stand there and hear me cry?

Well, that's alright, because I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

You ever love somebody so much you can barely breathe when you're with 'em?

You meet, and neither one of you, even know what hit 'em

Got that warm fuzzy feeling, yeah, them chills, used to get 'em

Now you're getting fucking sick of looking at 'em

You swore you've never hit 'em, never do nothing to hurt 'em

Now you're in each other's face

Spewing venom in your words when you spit 'em

You push, pull each other's hair, scratch, claw, bit 'em

Throw 'em down, pin 'em, so lost in the moments when you're in 'em

It's the rage that took over, it controls you both

So they say you're best to go your separate ways

Guess that they don't know ya 'cause today, that was yesterday

Yesterday is over, it's a different day

Sound like broken records playin' over

But you promised her, next time you'll show restraint

You don't get another chance, life is no Nintendo game

But you lied again

Now you get to watch her leave out the window

Guess that's why they call it window pane

Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?

Well, that's alright, because I like the way it hurts

Just gonna stand there and hear me cry?

Well, that's alright, because I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

Now I know we said things, did things that we didn't mean

Then we fall back into the same patterns

Same routine, but your temper's just as bad as mine is

You're the same as me, when it comes to love, you're just as blinded

Baby, please come back, it wasn't you

Baby, it was me, maybe our relationship isn't as crazy as it seems

Maybe that's what happens when a tornado meets a volcano

All I know is I love you too much to walk away though

Come inside, pick up your bags off the sidewalk

Don't you hear sincerity in my voice when I talk?

Told you this is my fault, look me in the eyeball

Next time I'm pissed, I'll aim my fist at the drywall

Next time? There won't be no next time

I apologize, even though I know it's lies

I'm tired of the games, I just want her back, I know I'm a liar

If she ever tries to fucking leave again

I'm a tie her to the bed and set this house on fire

Songwriter:

Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?

Well, that's alright, because I like the way it hurts

Just gonna stand there and hear me cry?

Well, that's alright, because I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

I love the way you lie

Alexander Junior Grant / Holly Brooks / Marshall Bruce Mathers

SongFacts:

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Rihanna

[pinketine]

Reading the lyrics to the new Eminem song. Genuine question what the fuck does this mean.

[shadooonemusic]

Mos Def or Eminem 🤔?! @shadooonemusic @eminem @mosdef

[smellasepam]

Bring back cds

[are-we-really-doing-this]

Every time I think to myself about the estimated 45 low-quality extremely quiet seconds of Eminem’s “Fack” I’ve listened to and the thought crosses my mind that it can’t be as bad as I remember, as bad as people say it is, why don’t I listen to the whole thing, a voice tells me ‘you know you don’t wanna do that, it’ll only get worse’ and the voice is probably right. Thanks voice.

[lunarflare64]

Oh no

I just got a feeling of nostalgia from listening to Nicki Minaj

Help

[house-of-slayterr]

Yall ever get jump scared by a clean version of a song? Like how did you get in here?

[thaanarchistmusic]

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[cru5h-cascades]

My radio? Not glitch out while an Eminem song is playing?? WOAHG.

[atadnerdy]

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Eminem: The Legendary Rap God Eminem, also known as Marshall Bruce Mathers III, is a globally renowned rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Born on October 17, 1972, in St. Joseph, Missouri, Eminem rose to fame with his exceptional lyrical prowess and raw storytelling abilities. His impact on the music industry and popular culture is immeasurable, as he revolutionized the genre of rap and…

[tyrianludaship]

ngl i like kpop but the fans scare me. idk what it is abt these dancing men and women that makes people this unhinged but it's like they can't like the music casually they have to sell their souls to their idols.

The less i speak about Sasaeng k-pop fans, the better.