<div class="quote_poster">Mamba Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I forgot how sick Bitch Please II is</div>
I love Eminem's verse on that. I was listenin to Throwback by Royce the other day after I saw you post about it somewhere (I think in this thread), and I forgot how much I used to love that track.
"I'm too vicious for him, too vicious for you"
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Loyal to the Game was alright, i bump the album sometimes but i prefer the original tracks.
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I hated it when it came out, but some of the tracks grew on me. The Eminem produced tracks are still pretty bad though, because he had to slow Pac's vocals slow down or speed up to match his beat, which is stupid IMO. The songs produced by DJ Quik and Scott Storch actually resmble a beat 'Pac would probably rap on. The ones that Eminem used (see "Thug 4 Life") don't sound anything westcoast or even remotely what 'Pac would have probably rapped on. Obviously I can't speak for him, but I'm basing it on having listened to pretty much every single Tupac track out there. Thug For Life sounds more like a theme song for Alladin than a 2Pac beat.
Pac's rapping in that album is great though.
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Didn't Pac say he wanted all his unreleased material to be put out if he died?
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I'm not sure; the dude worked like a madman so he probably did, but not in the way that they've released them I would assume. They put him with artists he did not like (Nas), and cut and paste his verses as they please. They also alter his original verses and make him namedrop people (see Tupac name dropping Trick Daddy on Better Dayz and Eminem on LTTG).
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Karma thats a bad call saying his own mom has little respect for him....after what hip hop did to her son she deserves whatever money she is making off his music now.
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What hip-hop did to her son? That makes no sense. 'Pac himself knew he was headed for death with the lifestyle he was living. Hiphop is what brought him to the limelight, yet it was a double edged sword because it got him into even more trouble. He chose the way that he lived, so why are you blaming a genre of music for his death? He chose to say all the **** he said, he chose to promote Thug Life, he chose to stomp out Orlando Anderson, he chose to scream "Westside"; his death has less to do with hiphop and more to do with his own mistakes.