Maximum Eminem CD

Maximum Eminem Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Spoken, Rap
Label	Chrome Dreams
All Time Sales Rank	136889
CD Universe Part number	6813235
Catalog number	8017
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 14, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Maximum Eminem Songs

	1.	Rebel Cry, The
	2.	Young Marshall, The
	3.	Hip Hop Genesis, The
	4.	Mis-Education of Marshall Mathers, The
	5.	Darkness and Illumination
	6.	Forgot About Dre
	7.	Call Me Slim
	8.	Detroit Rap City
	9.	He Got Game
	10.	Please Stand Up

Maximum Eminem Music Review

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5 stars Best MC
Dont mess with slim shady
Submitted by alex9campbell9 (canada)
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5 stars WARLORD OF RAP
TWO WORDS........... COP IT.
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