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Eminem The Eminem Show mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The Eminem Show Country: US Released: 2002 MP3 version RAR size: 1747 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1166 mb WMA version RAR size: 1652 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 511 Other Formats: DTS XM AC3 WMA AIFF MP1 MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Curtains Up (Skit) 0:29 2 White America 5:24 Business 3 4:11 Vocals – Dr. Dre Cleanin' Out My Closet 4 4:57 Producer – Jeff Bass 5 Square Dance 5:23 6 The Kiss (Skit) 1:15 7 Soldier 3:46 8 Say Goodbye Hollywood 4:32 Drips 9 4:45 Featuring – Obie Trice 10 Without Me 4:50 11 Paul Rosenberg (Skit) 0:22 12 Sing For The Moment 5:39 Superman 13 5:50 Featuring – Dina Rae 14 Hailie's Song 5:20 15 Steve Berman (Skit) 0:33 When The Music Stops 16 4:29 Co-producer – Denaun PorterFeaturing – D12 Say What You Say 17 5:09 Featuring – Dr. Dre 'Till I Collapse 18 4:57 Featuring – Nate Dogg My Dad's Gone Crazy 19 4:27 Featuring – Hailie Jade 20 Curtain's Close (Skit) 1:01 DVD1 Eminem Live At Tramp's January '99 8:29 DVD2 Just Don't Give A Fuck (Music Video) 4:14 DVD3 "Eminem All Access Europe" DVD Trailer 6:34 DVD4 "The Way I Am" From Eminem Live At Fuji Rock Festival '01 3:46 DVD5 Interview (Hidden) 6:14 DVD6 "The Real Slim Shady" From Eminem Live At Fuji Rock Festival '01 6:38 DVD7 8 Mile Film Trailer 1:55 DVD8 Slim Shady Show Episode: "Slimshank Redemption" + Interview 12:13 Credits Co-producer – Jeff Bass (tracks: 2, 10, 12, 13) Executive Producer – Dr. Dre Producer – Dr. Dre (tracks: 3, 17, 19), Eminem (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 10, 12 to 14, 16, 18) Notes DVD is All Region, NTSC. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 6 06949 32912 9 Barcode (Scanned): 606949329129 Other versions Title Category Artist Label Category Country Year (Format) Interscope Records, The Eminem Aftermath 493 290-2 Eminem Show (CD, Entertainment, Shady 493 290-2 Europe 2002 Album) Records, Web Entertainment Interscope Records , Aftermath Entertainment , Shady The Eminem Records , Web 493 327-2, 493 Show (CD, Entertainment , 493 327-2, 493 Eminem Russia 2002 290-2 Album, Interscope Records , 290-2 Unofficial) Aftermath Entertainment , Shady Records , Web Entertainment The Eminem Show (CD, DP05163E Eminem Panda Music DP05163E Russia Unknown Album, Unofficial) Aftermath The Eminem Entertainment, 0694932912, 0694932912, Show (CD, Aftermath 0694932902, Eminem 0694932902, Canada 2002 Album, Ltd + Entertainment, 0694932989 0694932989 DVD-V) Aftermath Entertainment The Eminem 493 290-9 Eminem Show (CD, Aftermath Records 493 290-9 Russia 2002 Album) Related Music albums to The Eminem Show by Eminem Eminem - Encore Eminem - Eminem MP3 Eminem, - Eminem, Nate Dogg - Shake That Eminem - Marshall's Law Various - The Shady Bunch Eminem - Sing For The Moment Obie Trice - Cheers Eminem - The Anger Management Tour Eminem - Without Me Vs. Sweet Dreams Various - Eminem Presents The Re-Up Eminem - Phenomenal.

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