[Iceman]

Eminem was busy earlier in Concerts and Production of the new Album “Recovery” and now he is back with a new Single which is beyond the music. The track is focusing on the real life tragedy of Eminem, In a interview with Frioko Eminem claimed that he got inspiration for this song from a recent Tragedy that happened before few months.

The tragedy of Eminem is based on True love. However Eminem is over that dump now and doing music as he was doing before. Eminem also said the new track name is based from the following words” I’mma kill her, I’mma Show Her, I’mma Shoot her” He said i’ll not disclose the title of the song now. Let us guess now

[Iceman]

“when it comes out, it will probably be the biggest song in the last 10 years."

[Smithy]

Another album in 2011 ?

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Another album in 2011 ?

from what I've read a reissue of recovery and a new labum in April

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Snowman

from what I've read a reissue of recovery and a new labum in April

That seems rather rapid, isn't he touring at all

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Smithy

That seems rather rapid, isn't he touring at all

I'd imagine with Dre, D12, Royce, Lil Wayne all releasing albums soon that an Up In Smoke 2011/12 tour is on the cards although he doesnt do much gigs for fear of relapsing......he kind of picks and chooses, last one was Brazil I think????

[Shaun]

-kinda wishes he'd go away-

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Nutcracker

-kinda wishes he'd go away-

He was gone for 5 years though????

Plus the stuff he did outside of Recovery was a lot better, the new stuff with T.I. Niki and Dre is great...im hoping he realized that he can go one better...

[Iceman]

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - During the past 12 months, the R&B and hip-hop charts have been rife with comebacks, buzz-drawing upstarts and hitmaking assists.

Working his way up the comeback trail after the mediocre "Relapse," Eminem hit a peak with the refreshing sequel, "Recovery" (Web/Shady/Aftermath/ Interscope).

Thanks to the popularity of his hit "Love the Way You Lie" featuring Rihanna -- this year's chart-topper on the R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Songs recap -- and his earlier single "Not Afraid," Eminem ends the year reigning over multiple recaps: Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists, Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists-Male and Top R&B/Hip-Hop Album Artists.

"Recovery" is No. 2 behind Susan Boyle's "I Dreamed a Dream" on the year-end Top Billboard 200 Albums recap, with 2.7 million in sales, according to Nielsen SoundScan. It's a grand return that set the stage for Eminem's Grammy Award nomination for album of the year.

[Iceman]

It's not real boot it looks pretty ****ign awesome

[InOne]

Hope there is no dodgy collaborations this time

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Scrooge

Hope there is no dodgy collaborations this time

Album isn't out until late next year now, that song is from Detox.......

Possible re-issue of recovery though.....

also its strange.... Encore, Re-Up, Relapse, Recovery, I am just weird looking at stuff like this...haha

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Snowman

Album isn't out until late next year now, that song is from Detox.......

Possible re-issue of recovery though.....

also its strange.... Encore, Re-Up, Relapse, Recovery, I am just weird looking at stuff like this...haha

Ahhh yeah lol didn't notice. They seem quite dramatic titles though if you get me

[Iceman]

Kiss just named Love the Way You Lie song of the year

[Iceman]

I heard it was called Rebirth but also hearing its gonna be called Retaliate....

[Iceman]

and yeah his album names have taken a quite dramatic theme.....

[InOne]

I hope he doesn't go for more of the big hits like. I mean Love The Way You Lie is good but it's getting annoying now lol

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Scrooge

I hope he doesn't go for more of the big hits like. I mean Love The Way You Lie is good but it's getting annoying now lol

I dont think so all his leaks recently have been more like the old eminem.....yeah his style has changed but his anger is still there, just took 2 albums to come out of him haha

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Snowman

I dont think so all his leaks recently have been more like the old eminem.....yeah his style has changed but his anger is still there, just took 2 albums to come out of him haha

Sounds promising then! It's only on certain songs it's seemed to have changed really. Like on LTWYL he almost talks with a different accent

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Scrooge

Sounds promising then! It's only on certain songs it's seemed to have changed really. Like on LTWYL he almost talks with a different accent

I think he sounds completely different on all of Relapse and some of Recovery, theres glimpses of the ol him on some songs.... the new stuff sounds like him around 2003...should be interesting to see how he develops it or changes...... I just hope he gets the reognition at the Grammys....he deserves it.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Snowman

I think he sounds completely different on all of Relapse and some of Recovery, theres glimpses of the ol him on some songs.... the new stuff sounds like him around 2003...should be interesting to see how he develops it or changes...... I just hope he gets the reognition at the Grammys....he deserves it.

Yeah he definitely does

[Iceman]

found this awesome Live version of Wont Back Down :

Youtube video

[Iceman]

Youtube video

Exclusive Footage from the Formula 1 Rocks Concert last month.....my two favourite things

Theres more on that users chanel btw...

[Iceman]

Train's 'Hey, Soul Sister' has been crowned the most-downloaded song of 2010.

The song, which marked the rock band's comeback after a three-year absence, has been named the top track on iTunes over the 12 months.

Entertainment Weekly reports that the track went quadruple platinum in the US having sold over 4.8 million copies, and is the eighth most-downloaded song of all time.

In the list compiled by iTunes, Katy Perry's 'California Gurls' was named second most popular, while Eminem and Rihanna's 'Love The Way You Lie' completed the top three.

The feat marks the band's most successful single to date, despite never topping the US or UK singles chart, placing at number 3 and 18 respectively.

On the end-of-year albums chart, Eminem's Recovery was listed as the top seller, while Ke$ha's Animal and Lady GaGa's The Fame took spots two and three respectively.

Train currently feature on Coca-Cola's Christmas advertising campaign.

[Iceman]

If there's one thing we've learned by now about Eminem, it's this: Never count him out.

The 38-year-old Detroit legend seemed like he was in a career funk last year with the release of the long-awaited but unevenly dark Relapse, which chronicled his near-death experience with drug addiction and left some fans a bit worried about whether he'd finally run out of lyrical magic tricks. But what a difference a year makes. Near the end of 2009, we began getting excited about the promised, more "emotionally driven" sequel, Relapse 2. Twelve months and an entirely different album later, Eminem has the year's best-selling release, handfuls of Grammy nominations and a fresh-eyed take on life that can only bode well for his next musical adventure.

2010 Highlights: As 2010 dawned, February brought Em joining Drake, Kanye West and Lil Wayne for a rousing, bleep-tastic performance of "Forever" at the Grammys with a tease of "Drop the World," his hookup with Weezy that hit screens and iPods a month later, bringing together two of hip-hop's biggest names for a rough-and-ready cut. He killed it again with his verse on B.o.B's "Airplanes Pt. 2" and then the shocking news broke April 14 that "there is no Relapse 2." Fans were dumbstruck, but not for long, as the MC clarified later that day that he would be dropping a whole new album called Recovery on June 22.

April's release of the first single, "Not Afraid," provided proof that Slim Shady would be taking a more positive, uplifting approach on his sixth major-label album, an encouraging note hammered home by lyrics on the song in which the rapper admitted that Relapse wasn't his best work. In the run-up to the release, "Not Afraid" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and there was more cause for celebration when Jay-Z and Marshall announced a slate of hometown stadium shows, which would represent one of the few live appearances the Detroit spitter would make in 2010.

Then, despite leaking two weeks early, Recovery easily notched the highest debut of the year to date when it moved a gargantuan 741,000 copies in its first week, topping the charts for nearly two months on its way to selling more than 3 million copies to take the sales crown for 2010.

After crushing it with "Not Afraid," Em struck platinum again with an even bigger hit, his domestic-violence ballad "Love the Way You Lie," a duet with Rihanna that featured an iconic video starring Megan Fox and Dominic Monaghan as the song's protagonists.

August brought a hefty eight VMA nominations and September the long-awaited shows with Jay, which found rap's two biggest headliners torching the stage for thrilled fans in Detroit and NYC.

In between the gigs, though, Shady found time to open up the VMAs with performances of "Not Afraid" and "Love the Way You Lie" with a surprise cameo from Rihanna on a night when he took home two Moonmen.

By October, Em was talking about being in the lab with mentor Dr. Dre working on the latter's long-awaited Detox album and topping MTV News' Hottest MCs in the Game list. Eminem was also getting more shine for his duet with Nicki Minaj on "Roman's Revenge" from her Pink Friday debut and another collabo with Rihanna on her track "Love the Way You Lie (Part II)."

As 2010 came to a close, he could be heard on T.I.'s "That's All She Wrote" and had locked down a "Saturday Night Live" appearance with Lil Wayne for December 18. He wasn't done yet, as he led all artists with 10 Grammy nominations, landed at #9 on MTV News' Top Songs of 2010 with "Love the Way You Lie," took top spots on the album-sales chart on iTunes and Amazon.com and inked a deal to play a boxer in the "8 Mile" inspired "Southpaw."

Not bad, right?