Shady XV

OG Filename: 4.16.14 all these things Version of Stepping Stone from April 16th, 2014.

Track #1 on SHADYXV.

OG Filename: 5.7.14 All These Things Leaked after SFTL3. This version leaked with just the instrumental and hook but there is a version with verses that hasn't leaked. Partial Lossless is in circulation.

OG Filename: 5.7.14 All These Things Leaked after SFTL3. This version leaked with just the instrumental and hook but there is a version with verses that hasn't leaked. Partial Lossless is in circulation.

OG Filename: Fart song 6.6.14 Revealed by Joe Strange during the SFTL3 buys. He said it could've been a really heartfelt song that the engineers named "fart song" as a joke. This is unverified, though. Recorded 7 months after MMLP2 and 5 months before Shady XV.

Track #2 on SHADYXV. Has uncredited post chorus vocals from Daniel Daley of the duo dvsn. Yelawolf does not perform the main hook and it is unknown who does.

OG Filename: 5.7.14 All These Things Leaked after SFTL3. This version leaked with just the instrumental and hook but there is a version with verses that hasn't leaked. Partial Lossless is in circulation.

Track #3 on SHADYXV.

OG Filename: 5.12.14 River Version of Stepping Stone from May 12th, 2014. Unrelated to the song from Revival.

Track #4 on SHADYXV.

OG Filename: 9.13.14 stepin stone Version of Stepping Stone from September 13th, 2014. Joe Strange says this version's vocals are the ones we hear on the release version, but he could be mistaken.

When talking about Detroit Vs. Everybody, Statik Selektah described a different sample than what is in the released version of the song, implying an earlier version with a difference sample exists.

Track #5 on SHADYXV.

Track #6 on SHADYXV.

OG Filename: Fart song 6.6.14 Revealed by Joe Strange during the SFTL3 buys. He said it could've been a really heartfelt song that the engineers named "fart song" as a joke. This is unverified, though. Recorded 7 months after MMLP2 and 5 months before Shady XV.

Track #7 on SHADYXV.

Eminem was working on a solo heartfelt project back in 2014, but the label shut it down so he pivoted and went for ShadyXV instead.

Track #8 on SHADYXV.

According to Mark Bass of the Bass Brothers, Eminem was featured on 3 songs on the unreleased third D12 album as of January 2014, which was supposed to come out later that year, and he was mixing them at the time. Probably does not include the Devil's Night Freestyle, and is possibly produced by the Bass Brothers.

Track #9 on SHADYXV.