Reup!!! Holy fuck. Come on (tommorow)
Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:26 am
This is more anticipated then Encore!! Tommorow
According to several sources, the new mixtape, The Re-Up by Eminem, mixed by DJ Whoo Kid in the spring, will be released tomorrow. The mixtape features the return of Eminem, along with guest apperances from Obie Trice, D12, Cashis, Stat Quo, Bobby Creekwater, 50 Cent, G-Unit, and new material from the late Proof (of D12).
The mixtape contains Eminem's new single "Things Need To Change". It is a track dedicated to Eminem's slain friend and D12 group member, Proof. A video has already been shot. The song features another D12 member, Bizarre.
The mixtape will show that Eminem has not lost his talent after the "failed" sellings of his 2004 album, Encore, which only sold 5 million copies in the United States.
Several tracklists have been posted, but no actual songs have been cofirmed. It is a possibility that the remix verse Eminem performed live on the 2006 B.E.T. Awards in late June will be included.
When they say " failed " they mean compared to his past albums, which sold double (and sometimes more) than not. Not a failed compared to other artitsts...relax.
According to several sources, the new mixtape, The Re-Up by Eminem, mixed by DJ Whoo Kid in the spring, will be released tomorrow. The mixtape features the return of Eminem, along with guest apperances from Obie Trice, D12, Cashis, Stat Quo, Bobby Creekwater, 50 Cent, G-Unit, and new material from the late Proof (of D12).
The mixtape contains Eminem's new single "Things Need To Change". It is a track dedicated to Eminem's slain friend and D12 group member, Proof. A video has already been shot. The song features another D12 member, Bizarre.
The mixtape will show that Eminem has not lost his talent after the "failed" sellings of his 2004 album, Encore, which only sold 5 million copies in the United States.
Several tracklists have been posted, but no actual songs have been cofirmed. It is a possibility that the remix verse Eminem performed live on the 2006 B.E.T. Awards in late June will be included.
When they say " failed " they mean compared to his past albums, which sold double (and sometimes more) than not. Not a failed compared to other artitsts...relax.