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Once Again. 04/05/2006 4:44 PM, AP Mike Householder Eminem's dysfunctional relationship with wife Kim has hit another low — he has filed divorce papers, less than three months after remarrying her. "There has been a breakdown in the marriage relationship to the extent that the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved," according to the filing, which was made in Macomb County on Wednesday on behalf of Marshall Bruce Mathers III, Eminem's real name. The filing also states that the 33-year-old rapper and his wife signed a prenuptial agreement a week before their Jan. 14 wedding ceremony in Rochester. It doesn't describe the specifics of the prenuptial agreement, other than to say that "the property of the parties should be divided in accordance with" the agreement. It also says that Kim Mathers is not pregnant and that Eminem is seeking joint custody of their 10-year-old daughter, Hailie Jade Scott. Kim Mathers' lawyer, Michael J. Smith, said the filing caught his client off-guard. "It comes to us as somewhat of a surprise. But we have to deal with it, and we will deal with it," he said. "I was at their wedding. It's very unfortunate that he filed for divorce." Eminem's publicist, Dennis Dennehy, and lawyer, Harvey Hauer, both confirmed the filing, but neither had any other comment. "I will not discuss their personal life," Hauer said. The Grammy- and Oscar-winning rapper remarried Kimberley Anne Scott a month after the couple announced they were getting back together. Their first marriage ended in 2001. Though the marital issues of most rappers wouldn't make headlines, Eminem has used his tormented relationship with his high school sweetheart as a source of his most popular and demented rhymes. He's killed her off in song and assailed her with his lyrics — but that was before they got back together. The couple reconciled in late 2004, and Eminem announced in December 2005 that they would get back together. The pair grew up in the suburbs along Eight Mile Road, Detroit's northern border. Last August, Eminem entered a hospital to undergo treatment for sleep medication dependency. A month earlier, he denied reports that he was preparing to retire from recording. His Grammys include best rap album for "The Slim Shady LP," "The Marshall Mathers LP" and "The Eminem Show." He won an Oscar for the song "Lose Yourself" from the 2002 film "8 Mile," in which he had a starring role.

Yeah it was doing that in the morning over here too, and then the temp shot up to 50. Freakin NY weather.

This is my first ever poem I wrote for when I was leaving a place for the last time. Comments would be great! Someone leaves, someone moves on, someone starts a new life, turns over a new page, writes something in that page and starts a new one , and keeps doing that over and over again untill all the pages in their book are fill. Well what happens after that? Some people claim they know, but they're just as clueless as the rest of us are.

Looks good to me!

Sympathy For The Devil-Stones Crossroads-Cream

Does anyone know who was the first band to use a drum machine?

I love that pic. LOL

Wolfmother Ripping off every Black Sabbath/Zeppelin riff is not the same thing as being influenced by them. Coheed and Cambria Sounding like Geddy Lee is someone you DON'T want to sound like when singing.

Can't stand it for some reason. Californication-Red Hot Chili Peppers Hey Ya-Outkast

Piper At The Gates Of Dawn Ummagumma Meddle

Mine is jman14141414(aren't I original?)

Fantômas and Mr Bungle.

Good Night Why Don't We Do It In The Road Her Majesty She Said She Said Please Please Me

Tom Araya(the lead singer from Slayer) Jim Morrison(especially on "The Changeling")

Slaughterama-Gwar Speak English or Die-S.O.D. Kill The Poor-Dead Kennedys

Already been said but worth saying again, The Beach Boys and Simon and Garfunkel.

Batman turned me onto The Mahvishnu Orchestra. Bunch of people on here turned me onto the blues, can't remembered whom though(sorry!) Invisible_r turned me onto Radiohead. I turned my mom and brother onto Classic Rock.

Jimmy Page

It's actually 1.316 seconds.

Have you heard Pete's Blues by Buchanan? So true. :guitar:

There was a study done recently, where there is a part of the brain that controls how we are affected by music. I'll try to find the site somewhere...

Is it just me, or is anyone else sick of seeing those two songs at the top of EVERY "best of" song list?

K'naan and Public Enemy are the first two that come to mind.

A Saucerful of Secrets-Pink Floyd would be perfect for a war, tragic like soundtrack. It's completely instrumental, but it would fit so well. Make sure it's off disk 1 on Ummagumma though.

The Shining 28 Days Later Final Destination 1 or 2 Land Of The Dead Saw 1(even though I thought it was completey overrated) Se7en Silence Of The Lambs Red Dragon