Us: Why does this album differ from Eminem's past ones? He is very detail-oriented, so it could be something like a mix of drums on a record, and he is going to be really crucial about how it sounds, and crucial about instrumentation, his lyrics, his delivery. He takes his business and craft and music very seriously. He is a lot more serious than most artists I've worked with. It is all about kicking it with the person. Working with him in the studio is pretty standard, you write songs, you record them, you put down ideas, make beats. Just meeting him as a person was probably the coolest part. So being a fan at first was really cool, you know? It's one of those things where you go 'holy s- I'm in here working with Eminem.' That is a big deal for someone like me. It's kind of rare to be in a room with a guy like that. What was my favorite part? I guess just creating and coming up with ideas and kind of getting to know him. Jim Jonsin: It was my first time working with him. : What was your favorite part of working with Eminem? So what makes the hip-hop mastermind tick? I chatted with one of the album's main producers, Jim Jonsin, about that and the time he's spent with T.I. Eminem is sitting on top of the music world for another week, with his Recovery disc spending a fifth week on top of the Billboard Top 200 albums chart and his second single off it, "Love the Way You Lie" with Rihanna, topping the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for its second week.
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