Eminem

Eminem Thrills Voodoo Fest With “Relapse” Tracks and Biggest Hits

source: Rolling Stone

That aside, Em onstage was, as usual, an electrifying presence, and he was in good voice and energy. The set’s breakdown slowed its momentum, though. There were Relapse songs, D12 songs, hits medleys — all separated by musical interludes while he changed T-shirts or took a quick break. But t...

Published Sat, Oct 31

Soliloquies of Chaos: Remember Me by Eminem

source: nicolasheller (WordPress)

click* Six minutes, Slim Shady, you’re on) My baby’s mom, bitch made me an angry blond with M-16’s and ten clips each And them shits reach through six kids each Aftermath, Dre, grab the gat, show ‘em where it’s at Dr. Dre: What the fuck you starin at, nigga?)

Published Tue, Oct 13

Eminem On Cinco De Shady

source: RapBasement.com

Eminem stopped by Toca Tuesday's with Tony Touch (aka Tony Toca) to celebrate the five...

Published Tue, Oct 6

50 Cent Says Eminem Doesn't Like "Forever"

source: RapBasement.com

In a new interview, Shady Records artist and G-Unit general 50 Cent told Angie Martinez that...

Published Wed, Sep 30

Royce Wants Slaughterhouse On Shady

source: turntableizmshow.com

“It’s very much what it looks like,” Royce said of Slaughterhouse joining forces with Eminem. “That’s always a possibility. It’s conversations being had, very good conversations. I just did an interview recently and they asked me to a address the rumors. I said, ‘Rumors are what they are, pe...

Published Tue, Sep 29

Eminem Plotting To Sign Slaughterhouse

source: Sixshot.com

Eminem is reportedly in talks with rap group Slaughterhouse to bring its members, Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9, Joell Ortiz and Crooked I, to Shady Records. According to radio personality Miss Info, contract negotiations have been taking place for the past month.  Slaughterhouse make an app...

Published Thu, Sep 24

Eminem’s music publisher takes Apple to court

source: oghiphop.com

DETROIT – Eminem’s music publisher wants a bigger slice from Apple. Eight Mile also is suing Aftermath Records, which controls the recordings in question, saying it didn’t have the right to make deals on digital downloads. Eight Mile also claims Aftermath wrongfully collected $4 million off Eminem’s songs on iTunes. Eight Mile agreed in 1998 and 2003 that “Eminem would create master sound recordings embodying compositions, and that Aftermath would own those masters,” Apple’s attorneys said in a court filing. It’s unknown if the rapper would attend a trial if there is one. Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, is not on the witness list.

Published Wed, Sep 23

Eminem: Relapse (Aftermath/Shady, 2009) - thespark review

source: thenewspark (WordPress)

Eminem seems to strike a strange balance: he is revered amongst his pop audience and yet still commands respect in most hip hop circles. He perpetually offends even the most liberal of people who are hesitant to question his undeniable talent. This effort shows no signs of the one they call S...

Published Thu, Jun 25