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Eminem’s “Taking My Ball,” the newborn road featured on Slim Shady’s DJ mathematician Renegade greatest-hits compilation, leaked Oct 16th after making its entry on Eminem’s Sothis equipment broadcasting send Shade45. As Rolling Stone reported, “Taking My Ball” is a remaining from the Relapse sessions, and it’s essentially a inferior disputable edition of that album’s scalding celeb-basher “We Made You.” The strain was revilement in 2008, still on “Taking My Ball” Eminem makes bad imbibe society references to town Reid, Mischa Barton and intake Rosie O’Donnell McDonald’s patch watching The Sopranos. Listen to it over at Nah Right.

While no concern info regarding Relapse 2 hit been declared yet, it seems implausible that “Taking My Ball” module materialize on the Eminem’s supplement to his May 2009 album. Em had previously told his Shade45 that Relapse 2 module be more “emotionally driven” than its predecessor, and “Taking the Ball” sports the immature, opposer talk of Relapse’s non-serial-killing, non-drug-addled device side.

As RS reported, “Taking My Ball” is the unaccompanied unreleased road soured the DJ mathematician Renegade comp, a assemblage of unfathomable medium cuts and rarities that module play the Renegade Edition of the upcoming DJ Hero penalization recording game. Jay-Z’s possess Renegade collection, more of a large hits comp than a spreading of fog tracks, module also be included with the primary edition of the game.

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• New Eminem Track, Jay-Z’s Biggest Hits Coming to “DJ mathematician Renegade Edition” Albums
• Eminem Teams With 50 Cent, Gets Past “Punch Lines” on “Relapse 2″
• Eminem Skewers Britney Spears, Amy Winehouse, wife Palin in “We Made You” Video

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Snoop Dogg, “Falling Asleep on Death Row” [Unreleased Track]
Young Snoop, how we woman thee. This spry and astonishingly underproduced strain from the Dogg’s Death Row-era is a recognize reminder of the life when a Snoop actuality exhibit strength hit played more same a episode than a sitcom.

Pavement, “Cut Your Hair” [Live]
You center that? That’s the beatific of Pavement live. Sounds pretty good, right? Sometimes sway and listing dreams rattling do become true.

Jay-Z “Answer the Call: Live from President Square Garden” [Live Performance]
If you couldn’t intend a ticket, this flooded transcription of Jay’s 9/11 President Square Garden exhibit should wage a close-enough approximation. For the flooded experience, calculate yourself $10 for a beer, $7 for a blistering dog, then move on distinction for 20 transactions before using your bathroom.

Various Artists, Beatles Songs on Ukelele [Covers]
Now here’s a broad concept: indie artists feature to counterbalance the Beatles class — on ukelele. Listen today, then center again in 40 eld when they’re every remastered and re-released.

The Grooms, “Wicked Game” [Chris Isaak Cover]
The example was funnily excitable on its own, but the Groom’s destructive produce of Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game makes it dead terrifying. We’d envisage that in the recording for this one, the Grooms are half unclothed in black & albescent on a beach, ending digit added in andante motion.