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Imagine if DJ Quik or DJ Pooh or Battlecat etc..they were responsible for the new 2PAC album..Can only mix and add small details on the Death Row OG'S.What's your tracklist? 14 TRACKS .Mine is:1 - Intro + Bad Boy Killaz feat. Outlawz,Devante Swing and Danny Boy [ this is would be difficult because sample clearances "Biggie - One More Chance" but this is a imaginary thread..hahaha]2 - If There's a Cure feat. Snoop Dogg [ Full Version, 3 verses ] [ sample Diana Ross - Love Hangover and Don Jagwarr - The Cure ]3 - Late Night feat. DJ Quik and AMG [ w/ DJ Quik and AMG verses ] [ sample Donald Byrd - Wind Parade, Esther Phillips - Last Night Changed It Alll and Richard Pryor - Have Your Ass Home by 11:00 ]4 - Wherever U R feat. Big Daddy Kane [ sample Rick James - Dance Wit Me ]5 - Better Dayz feat. OFTB and Outlwaz [ sample Isley Brothers - Let's Fall In Love ]6 - Where U Been feat. Outlawz [ include Syke verse ] and Danny Boy [ sample Michael Jackson - I Wanna Be Where You Are ]7 - Whatz Next feat. Mopreme and Big Syke, Prince Ital Joe [ sample Bootsy Rubber Band - May the Force Be With You ]8 - Play Your Cards Right feat. Outlawz and Hurt-M-Badd [ sample Alicia Myers - If You Play Your Cards Right ]9 - Never B Peace feat. Danny Boy,Marvelous and Storm [ sample Switch - There'll Never Be ]10 - Changed Man feat. Big Syke and Nate Dogg [ sample Raydio - Hot Stuff ]11 - Don't Stop The Music feat. Outlawz [ sample Yarbrough & Peoples - Don't Stop The Music ]12 - This Life I Lead feat. DPG,Nutt-So and Gonzoe [ sample Al B Sure - Naturally Mine ]13 - U Can Be Touched feat. Outlawz,C-Knight and Bo Roc [ sample Rick James - Hollywood ]14 - Things Are Changing [ solo ] [ sample Maze - Ain't It Strange ]Great album!!
1 - Intro + Bad Boy Killaz feat. Outlawz,Devante Swing and Danny Boy [ this is would be difficult because sample clearances "Biggie - One More Chance" but this is a imaginary thread..hahaha]2 - If There's a Cure feat. Snoop Dogg [ Full Version, 3 verses ] [ sample Diana Ross - Love Hangover and Don Jagwarr - The Cure ]3 - Late Night feat. DJ Quik and AMG [ w/ DJ Quik and AMG verses ] [ sample Donald Byrd - Wind Parade, Esther Phillips - Last Night Changed It Alll and Richard Pryor - Have Your Ass Home by 11:00 ]4 - Wherever U R feat. Big Daddy Kane [ sample Rick James - Dance Wit Me ]5 - Better Dayz feat. OFTB and Outlwaz [ sample Isley Brothers - Let's Fall In Love ]6 - Where U Been feat. Outlawz [ include Syke verse ] and Danny Boy [ sample Michael Jackson - I Wanna Be Where You Are ]7 - Whatz Next feat. Mopreme and Big Syke, Prince Ital Joe [ sample Bootsy Rubber Band - May the Force Be With You ]8 - Play Your Cards Right feat. Outlawz and Hurt-M-Badd [ sample Alicia Myers - If You Play Your Cards Right ]9 - Never B Peace feat. Danny Boy,Marvelous and Storm [ sample Switch - There'll Never Be ]10 - Changed Man feat. Big Syke and Nate Dogg [ sample Raydio - Hot Stuff ]11 - Don't Stop The Music feat. Outlawz [ sample Yarbrough & Peoples - Don't Stop The Music ]12 - This Life I Lead feat. DPG,Nutt-So and Gonzoe [ sample Al B Sure - Naturally Mine ]13 - U Can Be Touched feat. Outlawz,C-Knight and Bo Roc [ sample Rick James - Hollywood ]14 - Things Are Changing [ solo ] [ sample Maze - Ain't It Strange ]Great album!!
Dope albums in this bitch! Tupac fans have some good taste. I'll do mine:1. As the World Turns2. Untouchable 3. Secretz of War4. Thug in Me5. Just Watching6. Play Your Cards Right7. Letter 2 My Unborn Child8. Reincarnation9. Soon As I Get Home10. Watch Ya Mouth11. Lil Homies12. Friendz13. Tongue Kissin14. Where U Been15. Thug Nigga
Mine would look a little something like this (and I'll try to put it in a decent order too, so there's a distinct vibe to the album):1. Only Move 4 The Money - these are some of 2Pac's best verses; so much crazy energy to match Daz' high energy g-funk production, and we need to hear the original version sooner rather than later.2. Late Night (OG version) - a great track that would have made an excellent addition to 'All Eyez On Me', both AMG and DJ Quik do there thing on this track, and I have to admit I slightly prefer this version to the one from 'Better Dayz' due to DJ Quik's additional production.3. Wherever U R (Sho' Shot) - Another track with mad energy from Pac and a surprisingly fast flow that he didn't show off often enough in my opinion. I love the way he trades verses with Big Daddy Kane on this one.4. Secretz Of War (Rulez Version) - again, one of Pac's best verses that he did during his time on Death Row, I love his energy right off the bat as he lists the 'rules', and the beat is hype and is such a head-nodder that it deserves inclusion on anyones list.5. 'When I Get Free' - I enjoy the vibe of this track, Pac is on his 'I don't give a fuck, I'm on top of the world' type of attitude, and, even though the beat is kind of sparse, it still works and Pac's lyrics suit it.6. Breathin' - A classic with the chorus that immediately stands out and the reworked Isley Brothers sample. Another of 2Pac's best verses with a lot of memorable lines.7. LastOnesLeft - Another 'Fuck Bad Boy Records, we can't be stopped' type of vibe on this one. Great chorus too, and it's cool to hear 2Pac shout out all of the Death Row inmates towards the end.8. Grab The Mic (Starin' Through My Rearview Pt 2) - 2Pac's verses are deep on this track, and it shows you how he was capable of writing really meaningful verses in amongst all the thug stuff that people normally associate him with when they think about his output on Death Row Records.9. Never Call You Bitch Again - there are a few versions of this track out there; the one I would include is the solo version that lets the chorus ride out and doesn't have Danny Boy or Val Young on it. It has a really relaxed vibe to it but the verses are all poignant, clearly had a lot of meaning to Pac and most likely arose from a real life event with his girl.10 Keep Ya Head Up II - again, the verses on this are very poignant due to the sensitive subject matter and it's a side to 2Pac that he didn't often showcase when you look at what was actually released on Death Row.11. Reincarnation - This might be my favourite 2Pac verse that he ever did and for this alone it merits inclusion on the list. The vibe of the song is melancholy and Pac's verse fits it perfectly.12. Until The End Of Time - a completely different feel to to the one that was actually released, but this version works really well and the chorus really adds to the impact of the verses.13. The Good Die Young - it seems fitting to bring the album to a near close with this joint. One of 2Pac's many prophetic tracks and for the obvious reasons it adds weight to the song. Great hook from Val Young too. Hopefully we get to hear the original version soon.14. Untouchable Freestyle - I know technically it's not really a proper track, but I just had to include it at the end because it's simply put one of the best freestyles ever done, and it really has that feel to it where 2Pac was on top of the rap game and it's as if he knew his time was almost up and he had to do this to get it off his chest and secure his legacy. A perfect closure to the album.Damn, this was really hard to do! I had to think and rethink a lot of this list, and I still left out some of my favourite stuff. Just goes to show the incredible body of work that 2Pac left.
2pac Death Row sessions are RAP MUSIC MAGNUM OPUS.
Quote from: dnjp4life on August 06, 2014, 11:28:37 AMMine would look a little something like this (and I'll try to put it in a decent order too, so there's a distinct vibe to the album):1. Only Move 4 The Money - these are some of 2Pac's best verses; so much crazy energy to match Daz' high energy g-funk production, and we need to hear the original version sooner rather than later.2. Late Night (OG version) - a great track that would have made an excellent addition to 'All Eyez On Me', both AMG and DJ Quik do there thing on this track, and I have to admit I slightly prefer this version to the one from 'Better Dayz' due to DJ Quik's additional production.3. Wherever U R (Sho' Shot) - Another track with mad energy from Pac and a surprisingly fast flow that he didn't show off often enough in my opinion. I love the way he trades verses with Big Daddy Kane on this one.4. Secretz Of War (Rulez Version) - again, one of Pac's best verses that he did during his time on Death Row, I love his energy right off the bat as he lists the 'rules', and the beat is hype and is such a head-nodder that it deserves inclusion on anyones list.5. 'When I Get Free' - I enjoy the vibe of this track, Pac is on his 'I don't give a fuck, I'm on top of the world' type of attitude, and, even though the beat is kind of sparse, it still works and Pac's lyrics suit it.6. Breathin' - A classic with the chorus that immediately stands out and the reworked Isley Brothers sample. Another of 2Pac's best verses with a lot of memorable lines.7. LastOnesLeft - Another 'Fuck Bad Boy Records, we can't be stopped' type of vibe on this one. Great chorus too, and it's cool to hear 2Pac shout out all of the Death Row inmates towards the end.8. Grab The Mic (Starin' Through My Rearview Pt 2) - 2Pac's verses are deep on this track, and it shows you how he was capable of writing really meaningful verses in amongst all the thug stuff that people normally associate him with when they think about his output on Death Row Records.9. Never Call You Bitch Again - there are a few versions of this track out there; the one I would include is the solo version that lets the chorus ride out and doesn't have Danny Boy or Val Young on it. It has a really relaxed vibe to it but the verses are all poignant, clearly had a lot of meaning to Pac and most likely arose from a real life event with his girl.10 Keep Ya Head Up II - again, the verses on this are very poignant due to the sensitive subject matter and it's a side to 2Pac that he didn't often showcase when you look at what was actually released on Death Row.11. Reincarnation - This might be my favourite 2Pac verse that he ever did and for this alone it merits inclusion on the list. The vibe of the song is melancholy and Pac's verse fits it perfectly.12. Until The End Of Time - a completely different feel to to the one that was actually released, but this version works really well and the chorus really adds to the impact of the verses.13. The Good Die Young - it seems fitting to bring the album to a near close with this joint. One of 2Pac's many prophetic tracks and for the obvious reasons it adds weight to the song. Great hook from Val Young too. Hopefully we get to hear the original version soon.14. Untouchable Freestyle - I know technically it's not really a proper track, but I just had to include it at the end because it's simply put one of the best freestyles ever done, and it really has that feel to it where 2Pac was on top of the rap game and it's as if he knew his time was almost up and he had to do this to get it off his chest and secure his legacy. A perfect closure to the album.Damn, this was really hard to do! I had to think and rethink a lot of this list, and I still left out some of my favourite stuff. Just goes to show the incredible body of work that 2Pac left.2Pac Death Row Catalogue will be forever the best work in rap music ever.Forget NY 80's scene..Forget NY 90's scene..Forget NWA,Dre,Warren G..Bay AreaFrom Run DMC to DJ Quik..thru ATL,Houston ..forget.2pac Death Row sessions are RAP MUSIC MAGNUM OPUS.
Quote from: Mr. Theo on August 06, 2014, 01:25:25 PMQuote from: dnjp4life on August 06, 2014, 11:28:37 AMMine would look a little something like this (and I'll try to put it in a decent order too, so there's a distinct vibe to the album):1. Only Move 4 The Money - these are some of 2Pac's best verses; so much crazy energy to match Daz' high energy g-funk production, and we need to hear the original version sooner rather than later.2. Late Night (OG version) - a great track that would have made an excellent addition to 'All Eyez On Me', both AMG and DJ Quik do there thing on this track, and I have to admit I slightly prefer this version to the one from 'Better Dayz' due to DJ Quik's additional production.3. Wherever U R (Sho' Shot) - Another track with mad energy from Pac and a surprisingly fast flow that he didn't show off often enough in my opinion. I love the way he trades verses with Big Daddy Kane on this one.4. Secretz Of War (Rulez Version) - again, one of Pac's best verses that he did during his time on Death Row, I love his energy right off the bat as he lists the 'rules', and the beat is hype and is such a head-nodder that it deserves inclusion on anyones list.5. 'When I Get Free' - I enjoy the vibe of this track, Pac is on his 'I don't give a fuck, I'm on top of the world' type of attitude, and, even though the beat is kind of sparse, it still works and Pac's lyrics suit it.6. Breathin' - A classic with the chorus that immediately stands out and the reworked Isley Brothers sample. Another of 2Pac's best verses with a lot of memorable lines.7. LastOnesLeft - Another 'Fuck Bad Boy Records, we can't be stopped' type of vibe on this one. Great chorus too, and it's cool to hear 2Pac shout out all of the Death Row inmates towards the end.8. Grab The Mic (Starin' Through My Rearview Pt 2) - 2Pac's verses are deep on this track, and it shows you how he was capable of writing really meaningful verses in amongst all the thug stuff that people normally associate him with when they think about his output on Death Row Records.9. Never Call You Bitch Again - there are a few versions of this track out there; the one I would include is the solo version that lets the chorus ride out and doesn't have Danny Boy or Val Young on it. It has a really relaxed vibe to it but the verses are all poignant, clearly had a lot of meaning to Pac and most likely arose from a real life event with his girl.10 Keep Ya Head Up II - again, the verses on this are very poignant due to the sensitive subject matter and it's a side to 2Pac that he didn't often showcase when you look at what was actually released on Death Row.11. Reincarnation - This might be my favourite 2Pac verse that he ever did and for this alone it merits inclusion on the list. The vibe of the song is melancholy and Pac's verse fits it perfectly.12. Until The End Of Time - a completely different feel to to the one that was actually released, but this version works really well and the chorus really adds to the impact of the verses.13. The Good Die Young - it seems fitting to bring the album to a near close with this joint. One of 2Pac's many prophetic tracks and for the obvious reasons it adds weight to the song. Great hook from Val Young too. Hopefully we get to hear the original version soon.14. Untouchable Freestyle - I know technically it's not really a proper track, but I just had to include it at the end because it's simply put one of the best freestyles ever done, and it really has that feel to it where 2Pac was on top of the rap game and it's as if he knew his time was almost up and he had to do this to get it off his chest and secure his legacy. A perfect closure to the album.Damn, this was really hard to do! I had to think and rethink a lot of this list, and I still left out some of my favourite stuff. Just goes to show the incredible body of work that 2Pac left.2Pac Death Row Catalogue will be forever the best work in rap music ever.Forget NY 80's scene..Forget NY 90's scene..Forget NWA,Dre,Warren G..Bay AreaFrom Run DMC to DJ Quik..thru ATL,Houston ..forget.2pac Death Row sessions are RAP MUSIC MAGNUM OPUS.I agree 100% with this post. No body of work is even remotely comparable. I'll be playing Tupac's Death Row music till they bury me a MOB nigga.
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