Check out Eminem’s “Partners In Rhyme” Documentary & Listen to the “Infinite” Remastered Version.
Eminem Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of his debut studio album “Infinite” which was released in November 1996. So for fans, Eminem & his team decided to release the never-seen footage of the “Infinite” story through Marshall Mathers. On the 20th anniversary of Infinite, the Bass Brothers are revisiting it after two decades and hundreds of millions of albums sold. The title track and the remainder of the album were digitally restored by removing the original samples and replacing them with live instrumentation.
The Documentary Titled “Partners In Rhyme” features Eminem with Jeff and Mark Bass who helped Eminem to release his first project. Infinite sold out of all 500 manufactured copies when it was first released in November of 1996, and the record is still not publicly available today.
In addition, ‘Partners In Rhyme,’ a 10-minute documentary short featuring never-before-seen footage of Marshall Mathers performing open mic nights in Detroit and recording at the Bass Brothers studio, is now accessible.
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“The songwriting is amazing back then,” Bass told. “It’s like any artist just starting out. If you ever listen to Michael Jackson before he was Michael Jackson or Prince, they were younger-sounding, but you can tell there’s something there. Obviously, the fans who will purchase this particular project will get it. They’ll understand why. When I hear Eminem from 20 years ago, I can hear Eminem today. I can hear the nuances in his tone, and his rhythm was insane, and this is him starting out as a kid. We recognized that there was something there that was special. Obviously, the world ended up agreeing with what we were feeling.”
You can read Mark Bass’s full Interview Here. You can watch the Documentary below with the “Infinite” Remastered Version.
