Slim Shady EP

Paul Rosenberg mentioned that Em sent him a barebones cassette of what would end up becoming SSEP.

Track #1 from Slim Shady EP.

Has a different beat and a few lyric differences: "no, I mean I lost my mind" (replaced with "wait"), "put my EP on your Christmas wishlist" (replaced with "LP"), "gave a bitch herpes in exchange for syphilis" (replaced with "girl"), "meet me at the Rock Fest concert" (replaced with "Kid Rock's next" ).

Written one month after Infinite released and recorded in fall of 1997. Eminem detailed the night he recorded this song on The Way I Am book.

1997 Eminem song featuring D12 (Biz, Proof and Eye-Kyu) about doing angel dust. Partially reused for the "Broke The Rubber" freestyle. Sourced from lyric sheet.

Track #2 from Slim Shady EP.

Was listed on a demo sequence for SSEP. Not related to Any Man, but could reuse some of the lyrics.

Track #3 from Slim Shady EP.

Track #4 from Slim Shady EP.

Has a different beat and a few lyric differences: "no, I mean I lost my mind" (replaced with "wait"), "put my EP on your Christmas wishlist" (replaced with "LP"), "gave a bitch herpes in exchange for syphilis" (replaced with "girl"), "meet me at the Rock Fest concert" (replaced with "Kid Rock's next" ).

A demo of the song with an earlier vocal take, made sometime in late 1996-early 1997.

Track #5 from Slim Shady EP.

Track #6 from Slim Shady EP.

Written one month after Infinite released and recorded in fall of 1997. Eminem detailed the night he recorded this song on The Way I Am book.

Track #7 from Slim Shady EP.

On an early tracklist for SSEP. A verse from it was reused for the Weed Lacer freestyle. The full song features adlibs from Bizarre. Mentioned by Mr. Porter on Paul's podcast.

Track #8 from Slim Shady EP. Samples "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon, "Outlaw" by 2Pac & Dramacydal, "Slaughtahouse" by Masta Ace, and "No One's Iller" by Eminem.

A track that was supposed to feature multiple members of Outsidaz.

Scrapped from 2Pac's posthumous album 'R U Still Down? (Remember Me)'. 2Pac wanted Tech N9ne on the song originally, so he recorded a verse on it after his death to respect his wishes. The song was later remixed by Eminem on Loyal To The Game without Tech N9ne's verse.

Track #9 from The Underground EP. (Recorded before SSEP, released unofficially later)