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Listen to Eminem's "Infinite" title track remastered for the first time.
We recently broached the 20-year anniversary of Eminem's first project, before he took on his Slim Shady alter-ego, Infinite. 500 copies of the project were pressed and released in November 1996, with no proper commercial availability, even to this day. To celebrate the project's anniversary, Em has released a remixed and remastered version of the title track. It keeps the same feel intact, although the sound is definitely crispier than any bootleg internet version you can find, and the production has been reworked slightly.
The track is available on iTunes for the first time ever, as well.
In addition to this revamped "Infinite," Eminem has released a nine-minute documentary, "Partners in Rhyme," which shares never-before-seen footage from his time in Detroit-- including open mic nights and recording at the Bass Brothers studio.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/co...rsary-remaster
We recently broached the 20-year anniversary of Eminem's first project, before he took on his Slim Shady alter-ego, Infinite. 500 copies of the project were pressed and released in November 1996, with no proper commercial availability, even to this day. To celebrate the project's anniversary, Em has released a remixed and remastered version of the title track. It keeps the same feel intact, although the sound is definitely crispier than any bootleg internet version you can find, and the production has been reworked slightly.
The track is available on iTunes for the first time ever, as well.
In addition to this revamped "Infinite," Eminem has released a nine-minute documentary, "Partners in Rhyme," which shares never-before-seen footage from his time in Detroit-- including open mic nights and recording at the Bass Brothers studio.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/co...rsary-remaster
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