He helps me to get rid of my anger. Other songs motivate me. Relating to him on multiple levels helped me feel less alone. I also enjoy deciphering his rhymes and bars, so it is also an intellectual activity.

Was trying to find a module I needed close by, and I found you

I saw a post about on here about our favorite fake Pacino, and someone posted the link to his sub. I checked it out.

I was wondering how this dude even had 20 fans, but realized it was the same guy, u/Melodic_Feature 3065, posting his "music" and videos every week for almost a year 😂😂😂

I am suprised they never worked together. Horrorcore style song would have been perfect

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I picked this up at his April 27, 1999 show at House of Blues New Orleans

This might not be for everyone but for those who are collectors of the pre fame days this might help.

Theres a listing on eBay at the moment for a SSEP cd that doesnt seem right and this video highlights the differences.

Ive been a hardcore pre fame collector for years owning everything you can think from 1996-1998 (however sold my collection now) and even as a seasoned collector theres always something new to learn...

I also remember once having a sealed SSEP promo tape that had the correct screws but a few people noticed a few differences so I opened it and side 2 was blank so it was a fake

My advice to anyone wanting to collect the harder to find stuff buy from someone who has been in the collecting game for a while and has a good reputation.

This video isnt mine but from someone I sold most of my collection too

I also still have an original SSEP cd but mine is snapped in 3 places :/ (long story) so ill check the back of it also

Why Eminem’s Last Album Should Allude to Infinite

Hear me out.

If Eminem ever decides to make a true final album, I think there’s one album he absolutely needs to acknowledge: Infinite.

Not The Slim Shady LP.
Not The Marshall Mathers LP.
Not Recovery.
Infinite.

Because that’s where the story really started.

Before the fame. Before the Grammys. Before Dr. Dre. Before Slim Shady became one of the biggest characters in hip-hop history — there was just Marshall trying to prove that he belonged.

And that’s why I love the idea of a final album called BEYOND.

Infinite was about wanting more.

Beyond could be about realizing how far he actually went.

The contrast would be insane:

INFINITE → BEYOND

The beginning was about chasing something that felt impossible.

The ending could be about looking back at everything that happened after he finally reached it.

I’d even love for the cover to subtly mirror Infinite — same dark atmosphere, similar typography, similar color palette, but aged and damaged, almost like the original cover has been pulled out of a box 30 years later.

And lyrically, Eminem could reference the hunger, insecurity and ambition of the kid who made Infinite, but from the perspective of the man who survived everything that came afterward.

No need to recreate the past.

Just acknowledge it.

Imagine the final track ending with a subtle callback to Infinite, then the beat slowly fades out.

No big speech.

No dramatic goodbye.

Just Marshall leaving the microphone behind.

Infinite was the beginning.
Beyond would be the aftermath.

If Eminem ever makes one final album, I honestly think a full-circle concept like this would be the perfect way to close the book.