Eminem - Recovery Album

Tracklist

1	Untitled Co-producer – Magnedo7Producer – Havoc	3:14
2	You're Never Over Producer – Just Blaze	5:05
3	25 To Life Producer – DJ KhalilVocals [Additional] – Liz Rodriguez	4:01
4	Won't Back Down Featuring – P!NKProducer – DJ Khalil	4:25
5	Almost Famous Producer – DJ KhalilVocals [Additional] – Liz Rodriguez	4:52
6	Cinderella Man Producer – Script Shepherd	4:39
7	W.T.P. Co-producer – Jason "JG" GilbertProducer – Dwayne "Supa Dups" Chin-QueeProducer [Additional] – Eminem	3:58
8	Cold Wind Blows Producer – Just BlazeVocals [Additional] – Nikki Grier	5:03
9	Talkin' 2 Myself Featuring – Kobe Producer – DJ Khalil	5:00
10	Seduction Producer – Boi 1daProducer [Additional] – Matthew BurnettVocals [Additional] – Sly Jordan	4:35
11	So Bad Producer – Dr. Dre, Nick BrongersVocals [Additional – Sean Cruse	5:25
12	On Fire Producer – Mr. Porter	3:33
13	Going Through Changes Producer – Emile Haynie	4:58
14	Not Afraid Producer – Boi 1daProducer [Additional] – Eminem, Jordan Evans, Matthew Burnett	4:08
15	No Love Featuring – Lil WayneProducer – Just Blaze	4:59
16	Love The Way You Lie Featuring – RihannaProducer – Alex Da Kid	4:23
17	Space Bound Producer – Jim JonsinVocals [Additional] – Steve McEwan	4:38

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Mike Strange (tracks: 6)
• Bass – Chin Injeti (tracks: 2, 14), Mike Strange (tracks: 6)
• Drums – Dwayne "Supa Dups" Chin-Quee (tracks: 5), Matthew "Boi 1da" Samuels (tracks: 7,), Matthew "Boi 1da" Samuels (tracks: 8)
• Engineer – Alex Merzin
• Engineer [Assistant] – Chris "Trife" Patilis (tracks: 17), Jason Wilkie (tracks: 10), Matt Huber (tracks: 10), Robert Reyes (tracks: 13), Spike Lindsey (tracks: 15)
• Engineer [Assisted] – Joe Strange (tracks: 1 to 5, 7, 9 to 12, 14 to 17)
• Executive Producer – Dr. Dre, Paul D. Rosenberg, Esq.
• Guitar – Chin Injeti (tracks: 2, 14), Daniel Seeff (tracks: 12), Erik Alcock (tracks: 4), Mike Strange (tracks: 8), Sean Cruse (tracks: 13), Steve McEwan (tracks: 10)
• Guitar [Additional] – J. Brow (tracks: 16)
• Keyboards – Danny Keyz (tracks: 12, 14), Dawaun Parker (tracks: 13), Jason "JG" Gilbert (tracks: 5), Jim Jonsin (tracks: 10), Khalil Abdul-Rahman (tracks: 2, 12, 14), Luis Resto (tracks: 7), Mark Batson (tracks: 13), Mike Strange (tracks: 6), Rahki (tracks: 4), Trevor Lawrence Jr. (tracks: 13)
• Keyboards [Additional] – Danny Morris (tracks: 10), Luis Resto (tracks: 2, 3, 5, 6, 14, 17)
• Mastered By – Brian "Big Bass" Gardner
• Mixed By – Alex Da Kid (tracks: 15), Dr. Dre (tracks: 13), Eminem (tracks: 2 to 6, 9 to 12, 14 to 17), Just Blaze (tracks: 9, 16), Mike Strange (tracks: 2 to 6, 9 to 12, 14 to 17), Rob Marks (tracks: 10), Ryan West (tracks: 1, 9, 10 16)
• Mixed By [Additional] – Just Blaze (tracks: 1), Mike Strange (tracks: 1)
• Mixed By [Additonal] – Eminem (tracks: 1)
• Programmed By [Additonal] – Rahki (tracks: 4)
• Programmed By [Drums] – Khalil Abdul-Rahman (tracks: 2, 12, 14), Nick Low-Beer (tracks: 11)
• Recorded By – Alex Merzin (tracks: 3), Dwayne "Supa Dups" Chin-Quee (tracks: 5), Joe Strange (tracks: 7), Matthew "Boi 1da" Samuels (tracks: 7, 8), Mauricio "Veto" Iragorri (tracks: 13), Mike Strange (tracks: 1 to 17), Robert Marks (tracks: 10), Ryan West (tracks: 1, 9, 16)
• Saxophone – Sly Jordan (tracks: 13)
• Strings – Jordan Evans (tracks: 7), Matthew Burnett (tracks: 7, 8)
• Written-By – A. Grant (tracks: 15), A. Young (tracks: 13), B. Honeycutt (tracks: 2), P. Injeti (tracks: 2, 14), D. Tanenbaum (tracks: 12, 14), D. Parker (tracks: 13), D. Porter (tracks: 3), D. Carter (tracks: 9), D. Chin-Quee (tracks: 5), E. Haynie (tracks: 6), E. Alcock (tracks: 4, 14), H. Hafferman (tracks: 15), J. Scheffer (tracks: 10), J. Gilbert (tracks: 5), J. Evans (tracks: 7, 8), J. Smith (tracks: 1, 9, 16), K. Muchita (tracks: 17), K. Rahman (tracks: 2, 4, 12, 14), L. Rodrigues (tracks: 4, 12, 14), L. Resto (tracks: 5, 7), M. Batson (tracks: 13), M. Mathers, M. Burnett (tracks: 7, 8), M. Samuels (tracks: 7, 8), M. Crawford (tracks: 17), N. Brongers (tracks: 13), S. Cruse (tracks: 13), S. McEwan (tracks: 10), T. Lawrence (tracks: 13)

Notes

Track #1 contains elements of "Patriotic Song" by The Gringo.
Track #3 contains elements and samples of "Peace And Love" by Mandrill.
Track #6 contains samples from the "Changes" by Black Sabbath.
Track #9 contains elements and samples of "What Is Love" by Haddaway.
Track #16 contains elements of "Cry Little Sister" by Gerard McMann.
Track #17 contains elements and samples of "You Don't Own Me" by Lesley Gore.

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Barcodes

• Barcode: 6 02527 39451 0
• Matrix / Runout: DIDX-306971 1
• Other (Mastering SID Code): IFPI L327
• Other (Mould SID Code): IFPI 507D

Short intro

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