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The dark story of Eminem

Traces Marshall Mather's rise to fame from the schools and workplaces of his native Detroit to global superstardom. Continually reviled, sued and criticised, Eminem continues to be a major cultural force and the author explores his impact on other stars from the Pet Shop Boys to Tori Amos. The book comes right up to date with an analysis of Eminem's current success and his debut as a film star in the semi-autobiographical movie, 8 mile.

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  • "dark story of Eminem"@ja

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  • "La vie et le parcours musical du rappeur américain Marshall Mathers, alias Eminem, qui a su conquérir le grand public. De son enfance à Détroit dans un ghetto noir aux scandales liés à sa personnalité de bad boy : procès avec sa mère et son ex-femme, paroles engagées, provocations verbales dans les médias, etc."
  • "An updated edition of the best-selling in-depth biography of the world's most popular rapper! Nick Hasted's ground-breaking book traces Marshall Mather's rise to fame from the schools and workplaces of his native Detroit to global superstardom. From the depths of being a suicidal no-hoper through the redemptive alias of Slim Shady to eventual triumph as an unlikely rap star, Eminem's dark story is unflinchingly presented in this wide-ranging book."
  • "Traces Marshall Mather's rise to fame from the schools and workplaces of his native Detroit to global superstardom. Continually reviled, sued and criticised, Eminem continues to be a major cultural force and the author explores his impact on other stars from the Pet Shop Boys to Tori Amos. The book comes right up to date with an analysis of Eminem's current success and his debut as a film star in the semi-autobiographical movie, 8 mile."@en
  • "From the Back Cover: Nick Hasted's ground-breaking book traces Marshall Mathers' rise to fame from schools and workplaces of his native Detroit to global superstardom. In racially-divided Detroit the future rapper grew up with first-hand experience of the social conflicts that would feed his later radicalism. From the depths of being a suicidal no-hoper through the redemptive alias of Slim Shady to eventual triumph as an unlikely rap star, Eminem's dark story is unflinchingly presented in this wide-ranging book. The author lays bare Eminem's relationships with his much-hated mother, his teenage soul-mate Kim Scott, black producer Dr. Dre and The Bass Brothers who guided and inspired him from the age of fourteen. Continually reviled, sued and criticized, Eminem continues to be a major cultural force and the author also explores his impact on other stars, from The Pet Shop Boys to his protege 50 Cent, and his debut as a film star in the autobiographical, Oscar-winning 8 Mile. This new edition comes right up to date, investigating the violent death of Eminem's best friend Proof, his debilitating drug addiction during a four year disappearance from public view, the rise and fall of his label Shady Records, and his triumphant comeback with the huge hit album Recovery."@en

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  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "biografier"
  • "Biografies"
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  • "La oscura historia de Eminem"
  • "La oscura historia de Eminem"@es
  • "Dāku sutōrī obu Eminemu"
  • "The dark story of Eminem"@en
  • "The dark story of Eminem"
  • "Die dunkle Geschichte von Eminem"
  • "Dāku sutōrī obu eminemu"@ja
  • "ダークストーリー・オブ・エミネム"
  • "La Oscura historia de Eminem"
  • "La Oscura historia de Eminem"@en
  • "Eminem : la face obscure"

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