Amaru's Last 2Pac album

[doublee313]

I mentioned it in an earlier post, I didn't like them putting Trick Daddy in there. Definitely should have kept Kurupt in there. The 2002 mix w/Kurupt sounds much better than the OG and the one released on Better Dayz.

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Thanks for that remix bro.  I didn't have that one.  That's awesome how they put that together perfect.

[V2DHeart]

All those 3 albums (Until The End of Time, Better Dayz, Pac's Life) were apart of a bigger planned project beforehand. It's unfortunate that they came out the way that they did, in seperate releases.

I would have selected all the strongest possible tracks on all 3 releases to make a solid double disc release. Sure those albums had some songs on them that may have been a little unpleasant or unlikeable to a lot of fans, but no one can deny that those albums had some of 2Pac's greatest songs on them:

Better Dayz - Ron Isley addition was a terrific choice
This Aint Livin - Much more fresh, and IMO, much more relative to the lyrics in terms of production
Playa Cards Right - Nice mellow track, Ludacris fitted in nicely
Never Call u Bitch Again - Whole new song altogether. Improved
Soon as I Get Home - Classic 2Pac sound
Ballad of a Dead Soulja a Jewel. Under-rated. People forget about this when discussing posthumous 2Pac work

Everything They Owe, and Letter to my Unborn are others. There are good tracks out there, and people need to recognise them, rather than the few that weren't so good