8 Mile Soundtrack CD

8 Mile Soundtrack Music

Category	Rap Albums, Soundtrack CDs
Label	404 Music Group
All Time Sales Rank	272043
CD Universe Part number	5404881
Discs	2
Release Date	Nov 12, 2002
Additional Info	Soundtrack

8 Mile Soundtrack Music

8 Mile / Eminem 8 Mile (2002) Original Soundtrack		$10.49
8 Mile / Eminem 8 Mile (2002) Edited; Eminem		$10.59

8 Mile Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

5 stars EMIN3M
Eminem is the most talented rapper, his lyrics flow and they are the truth. He is very sharp and can make up lyrics very fast. All the songs in his album are all awesome. He can rap at any speed. He is just a unique rapper. Hes probably the best rapper alive (2pac is da best in rappin history). I think ppl should try listenin 2 him...he is very good.
Submitted by Grapes (Swarthmore, PA, USA)
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4 stars awesome album
i think eminem is a very talented rapper, and i really like his lyrics. some people just gotta take a chance to listen, but i guess they all had good lives, so they can't relate. i give this album a stars
Submitted by dalvin (Atlanta, GA, USA)
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3 stars Eminem
I think Eminem should get 5 star rating on everything he does. He is really talented and hott and he also has a nice body. He is also samrt. ANd people critizise him for his harsh lyrics when all is doing is saying the truth about things. And everybody hates him because they won't take the chance to get to know him. I am a huge fan of his and i know everythign about him and I know for a fact that he is not a bad person. He is also very smart. I love eminem no matter what anybody says because I am a true fan.
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