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Eminem #2 on Gracenote... Before Release

asavage writes "According to this article on news.com last week, Eminem's "The Eminem Show," which was yet to be released, cracked the chart at No. 2. This is the first time an unreleased CD has been number 2 on this list of CD's played in computers." I've pre-ordered my copy and am looking forward to hearing it. But its pretty amazing that Gracenote registers a pirated CD #2 without the benefit of it being for sale yet. Thank god they shut down napster and stopped piracy.

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  1. Re:UH, haven't you heard? by BdosError · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Good stuff, which I had mod points for you.

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    Complexity is Easy. Simplicity is Hard.
  2. stupid white men by Cardhore · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Rap Lyrics:
    I sold bottles of sorrow, then chose poems and novels.
    --Wu-tang Clan

    People use yo' brain to gain.
    --Ice Cube

    A poor single mother on welfare...tell me how ya did it.
    --Tupac Shakur

    i'm trying to change my life, see I don't wanna die a sinner.
    --Master P.




    Non-rap lyrics: "I shot a man in Reno / just to watch him die"
    --Johnnny Cash

    "Earl had to die"
    --The Dixie Chicks

    "...I killed everything in my path / I can't say that I'm sorry for the things that we done"
    --Bruce Springsteen

    (Extracted from Stupid White Men by Michael Moore.)

    1. Re:stupid white men by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      Quote from Eminem "[sound effects of someones throat being slit] bleed bitch bleed, bleed bitch bleed, bleed bitch bleeeeed."

  3. Re:eminem on preorder, taco? by Jack+Hughes · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    But I thought that Eminem was the duo that used to mime to "Girl you know it's true"?

    Now I'm confused.

  4. Re:Tired Argument Alert by Xaoswolf · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Strip away the personalty of any entertainer, and you're left with a "B-rate" level instance of that form of entertainment.

    Not true, some of the members of Gwar started a side project called The David Broche Experience. While it didn't have the blood, guts and make up that create the personalities in the Gwar, it was still a great show.