Eminem - 8 Mile Soundtrack Break It Up

Break It Up

John Ingham (best known for writing the first ever review of The Damned and the first ever interview with The Sex Pistols - both in UK music weekly ‘Sounds’ in 1976) is perfectly placed to recount the early hedonistic days of the band in this definitive release of one of the most influential albums of all time

(Bonus: the absolutely brilliant video for "Cloudbusting" features Donald Sutherland

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lyricist and musical craftsman telling human stories which transcend musical genres

Eminem - 8 Mile Soundtrack Break It UpMusic from and Inspired by the Motion Picture 8 Mile. Description Vinyl LP pressing of this soundtrack to the 2002 film starring Hip Hop icon Eminem. Apart from tracks by Eminem himself, he album also features four songs by the Wu Tang Clan and its members, and two songs by Mobb Deep. Track listing & details Track Listings Lose Yourself Love Me 8 Mile Adrenaline Rush Places to Go Rap Game 8 Miles and Runnin' Spit Shine Time of My Life U Wanna Be Me