The Slim Shady LP

Weird mixing, different vocals takes on the hook, and the song is offbeat on some parts. Full Lossless is in circulation.

(12/16/1997) (Slim Shady EP releases) (09/03/1998) (Eminem is signed to Aftermath Entertainment)

Track #1 from SSLP.

The first song Eminem and Royce recorded together after they met on the same day. Has several differences compared to other versions such as adlibs, lines and a whole verse from Eminem.

One of the first tracks Eminem made with Dre. Was originally called "Being Partners" judging by a tape it was on. In an interview from 2007, Eminem referred to it as "Ghost Stories".

Has a different beat as well as being shorter than released. Has weird siren tags, labelled as partial as it stops halfway through the 3rd verse.

Track #2 from SSLP. Was the lead single of the album.

The first song Eminem and Royce recorded together after they met on the same day. Has several differences compared to other versions such as adlibs, lines and a whole verse from Eminem.

Demo recorded back in 1998, compared to release it features lyrics during the intro, a different vocal take, and samples "Turn My Back On You" by Sade.

Not technically a leak as it was put on a mixtape much later, but this was one of the first tracks Eminem recorded with Dre ever, but it never made it onto SSLP

Version of Murder Murder from the SSLP demo tape

Track #3 from SSLP. Later released as the third single on June 8th, 1999.

From 1998. Was pressed on 12 promo copies of Jeff's album "The Magnificent". Found on an archived page of Eminem.com

One of the first tracks Eminem made with Dre. Was originally called "Being Partners" judging by a tape it was on. In an interview from 2007, Eminem referred to it as "Ghost Stories".

Track #4 from SSLP.

One of the first tracks Eminem made with Dre. The version with the hook wasn't properly released outside of the acapella and music video.

Recorded for Limp Bizkit's "Significant Other" before their beef, but was scrapped. Part of Eminem's verse got reused on Who Knew.

Track #5 from SSLP.

Demo recorded back in 1998, compared to release it features lyrics during the intro, a different vocal take, and samples "Turn My Back On You" by Sade.

A demo tape that was found in 2022. Contains several OG versions of SSLP tracks.