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As there will probably be some discussion on the validity of this release, I've decided to preemptively explain how to properly spot a fake. First, here is the label most people are familiar with seeing on an original pressing: What people immediately look for is the recording label's info on the bottom of the label. This was the distributed release of Infinite. WEB-714-V-A and WEB-714-V-B are etched into the run-off The thing that a lot of people don't know is that the record was pressed with a second label. This one: These are also original pressings, but were intended for public release, and were not distributed individually. Yes there is no address, but if you look very closely you can see that it was omitted, and not cut-off.

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Look at the spider web of the WEB logo, and how the address would have been on top of it. WEB-714-V-A and WEB-714-V-B are also etched into the run-off. The ones with the address were sent out with that info so radio stations and producers would know who to contact, if need be.

Now to explain spotting a fake: This is the most common fake pressing that people fall for: It's known as the 'faded label' or the 'emlp01 pressing'. On ebay people like to call it a '2nd pressing'. Before noting that there's no address, first look at the very edge of the label. On these it has been cut off by about 2mm. Another thing to note is that the labels were photocopied from the public release, and not the distributed one.

The way to tell this is by looking at the spacing in the background image, and where the tracklist is positioned. On the public release label, where they left off the address, they moved the tracklist down slightly to make it better fit.

So it's not that the address has been cut off, it was never there to begin with! Not a lot is known about these pressings. They were produced sometime in the mid-2000s in Europe and have the etching EMLP01 in the run-off. The rest of the fake pressings don't look anything like what's been mentioned here. They usually have a fan made variation of the cassette cover, seen here: Or they have a stupid infinity symbol in the centre.

Either way, don't buy these unless you just want a display piece. They are just represses of vinyl recordings (yuk). I hope this was enough info for everyone. I'll answer any questions regarding how I recorded and finalized the tracks, and will do my best to better explain spotting a fake if this wasn't clear enough. From one fan to another, please enjoy Eminem’s Infinite, given the best justice it can.

One of the best Rappers ever. His style and story is just so unique. Plus all of his hits.

However, Dre played a big part of bringing him out big. Either way, no way around Eminem. His first 4 albums are the sh.t. I really liked Relapse too. But after that with Recovery and MMLP2 he went down. Way too mainstream for my taste. When MMLP2 was announced I expected it to continue the great MMLP1 but no.

Instead it was a major disappointment and just a continue of Recovery. Dont get me wrong, both albums are quite good. Its just something you would not expect or want from Eminem.

No idea why he changed so much. Maybe because Dre wasn't producing his albums anymore.

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There were still a few good tracks like Rap God though. And no, Love The Way You Lie is definitely not his best track. Guess Eminem sold out. The two comments that precede me say it all about Eminem, just like Marmite, you like it or hate it. Personally I admire his intellectually-funny lyrical flow, but what he raps about in some of his releases I just really don't like, he really could use his gift in better ways, rather than rapping about his ex-girlfriend, and his mother. With that said; the main reason for this comment was to say that its Eminem's 'free-styling' and 'MC battles' that do it for me, he is truly in a league of his own, in my opinion.

For me eminem is a better rapper than most of the others out there. Granted he is not a krs one or guru with the consciousness of his lyrics etc., but i think he´s got a great rhyming style and has some real fun lyrics (ironic of himself and the whole media thing about him - and rapping about things he experienced - why not?) - thats something not many other famous rappers have got. And considering all the money & fame he has, i´m relieved he doesn´t rap about champagne, big cars and being a pimp. Personally I don't like Eminem, never did. Not that much for the music than for the fact he's just a poser with an attitude forcing his childhood frustrations down the consumers' throat - he claims to stand for artistic freedom, but what IS artistic freedom anyway?! Deliberately or not, stimulating fans to react against anyone who dislikes him certainly isn't - it's a repetition of trends; what's so special about Eminem that isn't special about Public Enemy?!

This has nothing to do with Moby's situation. Eminem is simply a poor provocateur that will sadly end up dead one day in some dead end - which will, of course, bring him the well-known cult-status. More-less in the wake of 2Pac or still-alive 50 Cent.