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Eminem Infinite mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Infinite Country: Europe Released: 1996 MP3 version RAR size: 1863 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1439 mb WMA version RAR size: 1636 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 474 Other Formats: APE MIDI DTS MMF VOX MOD TTA Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Infinite 4:01 W.E.G.O. (Interlude) A2 1:21 Vocals – DJ Head, Proof It's O.K. A3 3:29 Featuring – Eiy-Kyu* Tonite A4 3:43 Scratches – DJ Butterfingers 313 A5 4:11 Featuring – Eiy-Kyu* Maxine A6 3:55 Featuring – 3, Denaun Porter Open Mic B1 4:02 Featuring – ThymeVoice [Uncredited] – Denaun Porter, Kuniva Never 2 Far B2 3:38 Voice [Uncredited] – Denaun Porter Searchin B3 3:45 Featuring – Eiy-Kyu*Vocals – Angela Workman Backstabber B4 3:24 Vocals [Uncredited] – Proof Jealousy Woes II B5 3:23 Voice [Uncredited] – Denaun Porter, Eiy-Kyu*, Proof Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Web Entertainment Distributed By – Web Entertainment Credits Executive-Producer – Jeff Bass, Mark Bass Notes Two versions exist: - 125 with address - 125 without address - 250 total This version does not have the address written around the label. This version of the album was released to the general public. The copies with the address were issued to the press and radio stations. This is not to be confused with the unofficial pressing: https://www.localhost/Eminem-Infinite/release/232900 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): WEB-714-V-A Matrix / Runout (Side B): WEB-714-V-B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Infinite (Cass, WEB714 Eminem Web Entertainment WEB714 US 1996 Album) Infinite (LP, Album, EMILP001 Eminem Ltd, RE, Unofficial, FBT Productions EMILP001 France 2013 Cle) Arelis Record ARW007-CD, Infinite (CD, Album, ARW007-CD, Eminem World, Moon Ukraine 2009 MR 3864-2 RE, Unofficial) MR 3864-2 Records Infinite (Cass, WEB714 Eminem Album, Ltd, Num, Web Entertainment WEB714 UK 2016 RE, Unofficial) Infinite (CD, Album, none Eminem Interscope Records none Unknown RE, Unofficial) Related Music albums to Infinite by Eminem Rust Proof - Rust Proof D12 - Devils Night - Cole Porter Melodies P.O.O.R. - Proof Of Our Resistance Eminem - Slim Shady EP DJ Risky Biz - The Shadiest Steve Porter - Eminem - The Slim Shady LP.

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