Eminem’s Shady Records releases free 66-track mixtape online

Want to get a massive collection of free songs from Eminem’s Shady Records label? You can download Shady Classics mixtape and gain access to old a new stuff that couldn’t fit into the Shady XV compilation album coming out. This double album will have 12 new songs in total with 10 of them from Eminem. There are also over a dozen 50 Cent songs on the mixtape as well as some Eminem freestyles.

According to the rapper’s manager, “It’s sort of a compendium of the material we’ve released that we didn’t have room for on the greatest hits that we really like.”

Source: The Verge

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