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Recorded in 1996, the year of Tupac Shakur's murder, this live set displays the hip-hop legend at the height of his considerable powers. Energy personified, the rapper charges through a set of tried-and-tested tunes ("Ambitionz Az a Ridah") and new tracks of that time ("Tattoo Tears"). 2PAC LIVE shows the artist warts and all, with the set interrupted by a premature "Heartz of Men" (which Shakur declines to perform, saying he hasn't rehearsed it), but the main story here is the loose vitality with which he approaches his material. As the concert hits the climax of "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted," 2Pac pounds out the chorus "Ain't nothin' but a gangsta party" like it's his own version of the National Anthem. Sure enough, these are words that shaped the rap idol's life and death.
2004 compilation of live performances by the late rap icon recorded while he was on Death Row Records. Includes bonus DVD.
Liner Note Author: Rhonda Baraka.
Recording information: 1996. 2pac Live Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Tupac Live: He remains alive
Tupac Live reveals the presence of His existence. Even though his physical body isn't on this earth his spirit continues through his albums played, his poetry he made, and all the rappers today emulate Tupac Amari Shakur. Tupac was most definitely a Man amongst Slaves.
Submitted by HueyN42 (Philadelphia, Pa, USA) 
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briliant
briliant i love tupac thise is well wofthe its money it was well worth bying
Submitted by dazer761 (uk chalbury)
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all i got to say suge stay out of 2pac his music,that is the only thing u want from him,his money,u dont care bout he life,almost 10 ys when he dead,suge u are a hater,2pac Rip
Submitted by blackpacfatalkurupt (Columbus,Oh)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Tupac is the Best
I think this CD is one os the best CD's. You guys don't listen to the lyrics, you just listen to the beats. I think is a great CD.
Submitted by Jessica (Milwaukee,Wis,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  TUPAC IS ALIVE
Pac ISN'T DEAD haven't you figured that out! NO one can be dead since
1996 and still be putting out records with people that weren't know at the time he died. For Example: Emimen
Submitted by Knows_Tupac_Is (On Earth)
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| | Tupac All Eyez On Me CDs (1996) Remastered; Enhanced CD
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This is an Enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files including the video for "California Love."
ALL EYEZ ON ME was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. "California Love," featuring Dr. Dre and Roger Troutman, and "How Do U Want It," featuring KC and JoJo, were both nominated for the 1997 Grammy for Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group.
This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
The first double-CD of original material by a rap artist, ALL EYEZ ON ME marks 2Pac's return from incarceration to the recording grind. And though Tupac Shakur may have spent the better part of 1995 locked up and battling the system, the album makes it obvious that, rather than degenerating his artistic abilities, the struggles have only elevated his skills. Now, with the backing of West Coast hip-hop's first family, Death Row Records, 2Pac gathers together many of the rap ruling class to celebrate his comeback and give the finger to those who've scrutinized his music and aggravated his existence.
While California has always been his base of operations (he began his career as a member of Oakland's Digital Underground), 2Pac is one of the few '90s rappers to earn props on both coasts. ALL EYEZ ON ME reciprocates the respect by toasting the west ("California Love," a duet with Dr. Dre), the east ("Got My Mind Made Up" features NYC strong-men, Redman and Method Man), and the old-school funkateers (George Clinton shows up on "Can't C Me"). The consistently ...
| | Tupac Resurrection CD (2003) SDTK
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Not surprisingly, RESURRECTION's soundtrack is easily the most satisfying of the various 2Pac compilations, a prismatic examination of the music produced by a constantly conflicted man. TUPAC: RESURRECTION collects 2Pac songs from all of his albums, opting to search for the most representative tracks, instead of just grabbing the hits. These tunes range in character, from the powerful, affecting "Starin' Through My Rear View" to the goofy Digital Underground track "Same Song." TUPAC: RESURRECTION also features posthumous duets with 50 Cent, Eminem and, most compellingly, "Runnin' (Dying to Live)," which combines the recorded words of 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G., his chief rival.
Music from and inspired by the motion picture TUPAC RESURRECTION: THE SOUNDTRACK.
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| | Tesla Into The Now CD (2004)
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Unfairly labeled a hair-metal band, Tesla was always closer to the spirit of vintage 1970s hard rock. When the group released 1994's BUST A NUT, grunge rock was in full swing, and the Sacramento quintet subsequently took their curtain call, keeping busy with low-profile side projects. Testing the waters in 2000, Tesla launched a successful reunion tour, proving the band's enduring appeal. INTO THE NOW stands as their first full-length studio effort in 10 years.
The core of Tesla's sound has been updated with a fresh and contemporary flavor, but it's still very much their own. Jeff Keith's voice retains its heartfelt grit and grease, while guitarists Frank Hannon and Tommy Skeotch have noticeably absorbed some nu-metal influences in the band's downtime. Downtuned, post-grunge riffs drive ...
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On his 2005 release, AGAINST THE GRAIN, Kurupt announces his return with the powerful track "I'm Back." Not only had he reappeared after a four-year absence, but the one-time Dogg Pound member was back on the Death Row imprint he ...
| | Tupac Loyal To The Game CD (2004)
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Eminem's trademarked heavily syncopated sound provides an almost surreal sheen to the proceedings, and Em's voice graces the strong opening track, "Soldier Like Me (AKA The Return of the Soulja)." The guests run the gamut from 2Pac contemporaries Nate Dogg and members of the fallen rapper's crew, the Outlawz, to relative newcomers Jadakiss and G-Unit, but all performances are solid and requisitely reverent to the memory of Tupac Shakur. LOYAL TO THE GAME simply combines strong remaining lyrics of a late master with newer ones, and stands as one of the best posthumous 2Pac releases.
P/A. All Prev.Unrel.Tracks. W/ 50 Cent,Jadakiss,L.Banks,Outlw
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After the enormous success of My Favorite Letters, Alice Russell returns with a second collection of collaborations, remixes and alternate takes. Already established as a gifted vocalist and songwriter in her own right, the 13 tracks chosen for `Under The Munka Moon II' serve as a testament, not only to the breadth of Alice's appeal, but also to her versatility as an artist. Alice switches genres with natural grace and style, aided and abetted by her musical co-conspirators. Highlights include a certified future classic from the hugely popular Bugz In The Attic, who transform `Could Heaven Ever Be Like This' by Japanese electronica don Susumu Yokota into a funky broken beat number, perfect ...
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