JUMPSHOT #2 "DO YOU" PRODUCED BY COOKIN SOUL

JUMPSHOT #3 "PRIDE" FT. DE PRODUCED BY KP OF 19808

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Did It Out Of Love

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WHAT IT TAKES

From Eminem’s debut album “Infinite,” which was released March 12, 1996. With little money and promotion, the young rapper released this album out of the trunk of his car. The album was a flop though. Em sold just around 1,000 copies and, at the same time, worked to generate accusations that he was biting off of Nas and AZ. Furthermore, the failure of the album had a significant impact on both Em’s career and his personal life; he contemplated suicide because of it. 
While today, the few people who have listened to it give it more respect than it initially received, Em’s debut is hardly ever held in the same esteem as his first two commercial albums. This to me is upsetting. From a lyrical standpoint, I truly believe that Infinite is just as good as (if not better than) any of his commercial work. True hip hop fans who appreciate raw lyricism need to check it out. "Infinite" is an excellent and criminally underrated debut that gives the listener a different perspective on Marshall Mathers.

If you're interested in streaming and/or downloading this album in its entirety, head over to DatPiff (link below).

http://www.datpiff.com/eminem-Infinite-Lp-mixtape.197926.html

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