Only God Can Judge Me Friend like me Heavy in da game Ambitionz of a Ridah Pain Hail Mary It just goes on and on and on. I feel priveleged to have have been in high school and college during rap's greatest era. Great memories. The new stuff is catchy but it's all candyfloss now. I can listen to old school Pac, Biggie, Bone, and UGK for hours on end.
Wow no one said STR8 Ballin? I love that song/beat. Also So many tears and Broken Wings. These are probably my top three. I Aint Mad at Ya is pretty good too.
Lord Knows (screwed) and not that michael watts nonsense Keep ya head up troublesome changes dear mama hit em up ballad of a dead souljah Poetry In the depths of solitude And tomorrow
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lol dude.. damn right I remember .. those were the good ol' days .. my boy aussie rocket and I would go at it for days at a time.. we should dig up those threads dude.. those were the best.. it was so freakin' childish; waaay before I realized that the GARM was a crappy place ..
When Thugs cry is my favorite... "Battle scars and closed caskets is multiplying........Mutha f**kers die... dont ask why.... when thugs cry....they dont shed tears they shed blood....Do you still wanna be a thug...... That is just touching.........Love that song
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Semi Tupac fan here. I took to his charisma and intensity but really never got into his full work. He had too much G-funk beats in his songs, and allowed a liiiittle too much Outlawz in his later albums. Just didnt ever put together the total "blend" I liked but whatever... I'd probably like some of his posthumous work like this vid. Cuz they actually concentrate more on the production and dont use much G-funk beats. But the irony is after he died I lost interest in him.
Those G-Funk beats were apart of the whole Pac sound. The reason I don't really like his posthumous work is because it doesn't sound like a Tupac album. It almost doesn't even sound right hearing him rap over commercialized beats.
Agreed, some songs sound like a mashup mix on youtube or something. I guess I'm like the producers then, ruining him cuz I want to apply commercialism onto his rawness BUT, he had some good songs before, during, and after Death Row. And hypocritically, I liked his appearance on this song Above The Law, 2Pac - Call It What U Want <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ta5aa4H56aA&hl=en"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ta5aa4H56aA&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="355"></embed></object>
