Eminem's New Album Info...

[AlerG]

 "He is doing his thing. The only thing is, this particular thing
sounds like it was recorded on Saturn or Pluto."

Isnt this the same thing Canibus gets criticism for?



50 Cent knows the score. When Eminem finally drops his long-
awaited new solo record later this year, 50 Cent will run for cover.

"My advice to myself, and all others, is to let Em's release date go
by and, after that, we can all come out comfortably," he said,
laughing.

"Nothing is safe when that time comes around. Em is dropping a bomb."

50 Cent should know. He has heard tracks from the new Eminem record.

"It's very different," he told Inside Entertainment magazine.

"It's still Em rapping, but the concepts and things he talks about
are somewhere else. He has gone in another direction."

Ondre Moore, of D12, says the hip-hop superstar, born Marshall
Mathers, has taken the last few years to get a life.

"He always shows growth with each album he brings out," said Moore,
who has also heard Eminem's new solo tracks.

"This new album shows growth, understanding and the fact that Eminem
has paid attention to everything going on around him.

"He is doing his thing. The only thing is, this particular thing
sounds like it was recorded on Saturn or Pluto."

Eminem has no release date in mind for his untitled fourth album for
Interscope Records.

To date, his three albums for the label have sold 43 million copies
worldwide.

Moore and 50 Cent refuse to be drawn on a track listing for Eminem's
new album. "All I'm gonna say is: 'Watch out!' " Moore said.

50 Cent said Eminem started working on his new album the day he
completed the 8 Mile soundtrack.

"Em is all about the music. He is a perfectionist," Moore said. "He
won't accept anything else. Em works hard and he doesn't stop. And
even then, he can still run circles around anybody in the studio."

After the global success of The Eminem Show record and the 8 Mile
movie, Eminem, now 31, took his own advice.

He vanished, shutting down most of the controversies that dogged him
from the start: divorce court, slander suits and weapons charges. He
kept his friends close. He spent quality time with the most important
person in his life: daughter Hailie Jade, 8.

"Em handles things real well, as long as he has people he can trust
by his side," Moore said.

Eminem was most upset by recent claims in The Source magazine that he
is racist. The magazine cited a 1988 rhyme in which he says, "I don't
like the n***** s***/I'm just here to make a bigger hit."

Eminem said he was young and naive when he wrote that rap, titled Oh
Foolish Heart.

But The Source's publisher, David Mays, claims Eminem is a bigot, out
to exploit hip-hop.

"Come on, Eminem is not racist," Moore said. "Everybody in the world
knows this. It is common sense. The Source is jealous and mad. They
want to be like Eminem and cannot.

"But that's when we have to tell Em: 'We know you're bigger than
this. Be the bigger man. Be strong.' He appreciates that. Otherwise,
he stays in his own zone. He makes music, he raps. When we see him,
we shoot pool, go bowling and laugh.

"We're his family. We hold each other up. That is what a family is
supposed to do."

50 Cent said: "When you blow up, everything changes. There is
confusion with becoming successful fast. Eminem went through the same
thing.

"His advice to me was: 'Create your circle and keep that circle
around you close.' "

Eminem's time with Hailie has inspired 50 Cent to do better for his
son, Marquis, 12.

"Hailie thinks Em is a superhero," 50 Cent said. "My son feels the
same way about me. Em changed his life for Hailie and I changed my
life for my son.

"He knows I was out on the street doing certain things, but I stopped
because I had responsibilities. I had to take care of him.

"I know Em feels the same way about his life. He has changed a lot of
things to try and get back to normal."

For recording, Eminem divides his time between Detroit and LA. He
will work with friend and collaborator Dr Dre on the new album.

Other producers believed to be connected to Eminem's project include
Scott Storch and Hi-Tek. Storch has hinted that Dre may be the
radical influence behind Eminem's new direction.

Storch worked on Dre's now-aborted solo record, Detox. "This will be
the most musically advanced hip-hop album ever," Storch said.

Moore confirms Dre's desire to smash musical boundaries next
year. "Dre ain't changed a bit. He's still supercool," Moore
said. "But the things he's doing with Em are different. Dre is still
vibing with Em like they always did, but you can see him drilling
deep within the brain to get the best result."

50 Cent is signed to Eminem's label, Shady Records. Later this year,
he will release the follow-up album to his nine-million-selling
debut, Get Rich Or Die Trying.

"Em told me the only way to be a true entertainer is to keep
everybody guessing," 50 Cent said. "Expect the unexpected."

Eminem's solo album is due out later this year. His single with D12,
My Band, is just out. The album D World will be released tomorrow.

Source: The Sunday Telegraph & PacRule




peace.

[West C. Connected]

.......Pac Rule?

[Don Rizzle]

nice read thanks

[CHEF_RAEKWON]

is he producing the whole thing himself?he better not be

[Jome]

"He is doing his thing. The only thing is, this particular thing
sounds like it was recorded on Saturn or Pluto."

Isnt this the same thing Canibus gets criticism for?

No, he gets criticism for lyrics from Saturn or Pluto, not the production.

For recording, Eminem divides his time between Detroit and LA. He
will work with friend and collaborator Dr Dre on the new album.

Other producers believed to be connected to Eminem's project include
Scott Storch and Hi-Tek. Storch has hinted that Dre may be the
radical influence behind Eminem's new direction.

Sounds good..
Hopefully he'll have a "Lose yourself" type of first single, rather than a "Without me" type..

[PLANT]

nice read thanks

[CRAFTY]

Nice read...thanks for posting this.
One thing's for sure: Em's not a fool when it comes to business.

[7even]

"Em told me the only way to be a true entertainer is to keep
everybody guessing," 50 Cent said. "Expect the unexpected."


Taking that into account, we can ignore the whole article I think. lol.

[eS El Duque]

nice read thanks

[Leggy Hendrix]

is he producing the whole thing himself?he better not be

if you read the shit you would know the answer to that question...

Other producers believed to be connected to Eminem's project include
Scott Storch and Hi-Tek.

 

[Don Breezio]

"Em told me the only way to be a true entertainer is to keep
everybody guessing," 50 Cent said. "Expect the unexpected."


Taking that into account, we can ignore the whole article I think. lol.

thats the only thing in that arcticle i found retarded...but its not true...you always can guess what em will do next...i agree that he is very unpredictable with some things but as far as publicity...you know he's always gonna have some stunt at an awards show, you know he's going to drop some poppy ass single for the first song from every album...but even so...i still think he's one of the best out today.

[Conan]

Can't deny it, I always anticipate the latest Eminem album. Remember the huge frenzy caused when ''The Eminem Show'' leaked?? It seemed like EVERYONE had been waiting on that album.

This new album sounds interesting to say the least. Personally, I hope he doesn't go too...out there with this new change in direction but he's never disappointed me with one of his CD's. For example, some people claimed ''The Eminem Show'' was nothing in comparison to ''The Marshall Mathers LP'' and when I first heard it I thought the same thing. But when you listen to it more you realise that album featured some of Em's best, and certainly most personal, lyrics to date. He certainly seemed to have matured as an artist with that album. The only thing I feel that ''The Marshall Mathers LP'' had up on ''The Eminem Show'' was the significant presence of far more Dre beats and more of Slim Shady, although to be fair some of Em's hottest instrumentals are found on his own album.

Like I said though, hopefully he doesn't change too radically. I think its about time for Em to go and say something ''to make you go and hate me again'' (after all, that's what made ''The Marshall Mathers LP'' so interesting!) to quote the recent D12 freestyle. I remember a while ago that Dre or someone said that he was going back to the ''Slim Shady'' persona on his next album, and if anyone can bring that out its Dre - who, according to http://www.aftermathmusic.com , played an influence in Em's new direction and will feature on the next album. If rumours that this could be his final album are correct, I'm confident Em would want to go out with a bang.

[Don Breezio]

honestly the eminem show was my favorite of his albums so far...i think he does better w/out bringing out the shady persona

[AlerG]

50 thinks he keeps everyone guessing? that made me laugh...after hearing GRODT his mixtapes and other fifty shit it was easy to figure out what the g-unit album was gonna be way before it dropped, peace.

[Primo]

his slim shady lp persona shits on anything he has done since then...Please come back I'm fuckin beggin you. Come with that complex rhyme style shit...Eminem show was his weakest album.. I don't know how people can come off saying that A "Square Dance" type song is better than a "Guilty Conscience"