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2Pac - Greatest Hits

by: 2Pac

Release Date July 23, 2001
I can't understand why people listen to this! Is it cool? Does it make you feel like a tough guy? truth is my gangsta wannabes, your not gangstaz or thugs, and neither was Tupac. He preached violence and murder so that people became afraid, which is basically being a coward.

Thank God he can't release any more trash like this. Wannabe thug shizzle. And that goes for 50 cent, snoop and all the other posers out there. They aint gangsta. Take them to live with the italian or russian mafia. Thats gangsta.

have a nice life losers.

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All Eyez on Me

by: 2Pac

Release Date March 26, 2007
My opinion is that this album is a classic. Commercial yes, lacking the real depth of Me Against the World & Makaveli yes also. But classic none the less. Songs like 'Ambitionz Az A Ridah', 'Only God Can Judge Me', 'I Ain't Mad At Cha', 'Can't C Me', 'Holla at Me' & 'Picture Me Rolling' are defining moments for the genre and are of the caliber that you rarely hear in todays rap. There's awful songs too 'Check Out Time', 'Whats your Phone #' & 'Thug Passion' but overall a v nice album that no rap fan should be without.

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Better Dayz

by: 2Pac

Release Date December 02, 2002
This will grow very much on you. I have all 2Pac's albums and listen to this one the most, along with 'All eyez on me'. He is especially angry on some of the tracks in a raw and gripping manner, and some songs will touch your emotions a great deal too when you become familiar with them. This is a very interesting chapter of 2pac's prolific creations, notwithstanding it being a posthumous album. Very well produced. Definitely buy this album if you like rap/2Pac.

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Until The End Of Time

by: 2Pac

Release Date April 09, 2001
Nothing else to say, its a pac classic and well worth the space in your CD rack. I have had mine since its release, and it has seen ALOT of plays, due to its quality, lyricism, and banging beats.
Not to be slept on.

Probably the best posthumous 2pac album.

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The Don Killuminati: the Seven Day Theory

by: 2Pac

Release Date April 16, 2007
i don't know how to tell you how amazing this album is. buy it, download it, legally or illegaly, because either way im sure that eventually you'll buy a copy just to have a physical product of the best 2pac album ever made (i did lol).

And i hate when people throw the term 'classic' around on every half decent album 2 come out, but this truly is. Not one song that isn't perfect. just hear it by any means available to you, you need to hear this.

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Loyal to the game

by: 2Pac

Release Date December 13, 2004
This album is a complete disgrace, having some one like eminem and g unit (fake idiots themselves) produce 2pac is such an insult. Eminem, 50 cent, g unit and all of those are fake hip hop, they are why hip hop is dead. 2pac is one of the best mc's ever born and he is way to good for this. Can i suggest other prosthemus albums which atchully articulate 2pac in the right way with ''(r u still down) remember me, and untill the end of time, dont waste our time on loyal to the game.

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R U Still Down (Remember Me)

by: 2Pac

Release Date November 24, 1997
Shortly after 2Pac died, there were rumors that hundreds of unreleased songs remained in the vaults; a mere two months after his death, the first posthumous record, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, appeared. Death Row released the record, and shortly afterward, 2Pac's mother, Afeni Shakur, gained the rights to all of his unreleased recordings from both the Interscope and Death Row labels. She founded the Amaru label and released the double-disc R U Still Down? (Remember Me) in late 1997. Culled from 2Pac's unreleased Interscope recordings between 1992 and 1994, including several tracks that have had backing musical tracks "reconstructed," R U Still Down? doesn't have the aura of exploitation that haunts the Makaveli album, but it isn't much better, either. ... Read More:

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All Eyez on Me

by: 2Pac

Release Date September 19, 2005
This for me is the greatest hip hop album of all time and my favourite album there's not much more to say except CLASSIC so buy it fool.

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2pacalypse Now

by: 2Pac

Release Date March 02, 1998
This is a good album from the legend. His debut is certainly more old skool than any of his others. Tracks like I Don't give a ***k show pacs lyrical skill and i love his voice hear, more hard hitting than his newer songs. This will be quite collectable. Reccomended for old skool hip hop fans

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Rap Phenomenon

by: Biggie and 2Pac

Release Date January 28, 2008
This is a good album from the legend. His debut is certainly more old skool than any of his others. Tracks like I Don't give a ***k show pacs lyrical skill and i love his voice hear, more hard hitting than his newer songs. This will be quite collectable. Reccomended for old skool hip hop fans