EMINEM 8 MILE SOUDTRACK FULL

But hard core hip-hop lovers can get into it.

This isn’t an album for the Nelly and Will Smith fanatics. These two songs probably belonged on some stupid teen movie, but got thrown onto the “8 Mile” soundtrack.īesides that, the soundtrack offered something that rap is missing a lot of anyway: lyrics. “Wasting My Time” by Boomkat was a sleeper as well. However, the soundtrack does have its moments where you want to move to the next track.Įven though Macy Gray is cool, “Time of My Life” just did not fit in with the rest of the soundtrack. Everyone already knows about Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”, which is played heavily on radio and video.Īnother song that’s a personal favorite that is getting mediocre radio play is “Wanksta” by 50 Cent. Several of the songs have been getting radio airplay, however. Eminem - 8 Mile 2002 01 - Lose Yourself - Eminem.mp3 (7.3 MB) 02 - Love Me - 50 Cent.mp3 (6.2 MB) 03 - 8 Mile - Eminem.mp3 (8.3 MB) 04 - Adrenaline Rush. There isn’t one song on the album that will be heard at The Moon. This album is probably not for pop lovers. “I’m gon’ be here after the smoke die down/Insomnia style I won’t lie down/ fight the good fight don’t need no help/ keep your hands up defend yourself/ move like I move and live lifelong/ can’t move up if your hearts not strong /get your own s-t cause this s-t’s mine / every time I spit, I shine.” Speaking of Xzibit, his track, “Spit Shine”, had some of the best lyrics on the album. The soundtrack mixed old school rappers like Rakim and Gangstarr, with new school rappers like Jay-Z and Freeway, Nas and Xzibit. There was also a strong diversity in the rappers as well.

For anyone who’s into rap lyrics, the album is on point.

EMINEM 8 MILE SOUDTRACK FULL

With rapper Eminem being the main character in “8 Mile,” you might expect the album to be full of songs from Eminem and his crew, D-12.Įminem, however, only appears on three of the 16 tracks, with members from D-12 appearing on just three more.

Eminem 8 mile soudtrack