West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: NobodyButMe on January 15, 2004, 02:05:57 PM
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i didn't include any of his 'posthumous' releases, cuz those weren't really his releases. i think i'm gonna go with makaveli, just cuz it's reminds me of a book - something that's complete from front to back with different chapters - aeom has got nothin but heat, but every song on there is a single to me, not really a story....vote for your favorite one.......
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Makaveli
An album where you can feel the lyrics commin from the heart. Too bad NO rappers these days have heart.
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lately ive been bumpin thug life, and been really enjoyin it, goin with that now.
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Me Against The World
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Me Against The World
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2pacalypse Now
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IMO...
depend's on the mood
right now I'm on some {1/15/04}
"Me against the world" shit!!!
Hatesrats 2oooIV
2morrow might be a different scene..
Pac has them word's that do that.
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2pacalypse Now
for some reason, i knew you were going to say that - are you really into old school?
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Makaveli
I've heard "AEOM" was the album Suge wanted him to do whereas "Makaveli" was what he personally wanted to do back then and I think the lyrics kinda reflect that. The album's close to perfection and the songs are even more passionate than what he'd done before. Also "AEOM" had some skippers on disc/book 2, which Makaveli definitely didn't
As for the others, I still think "THUG LIFE" is an underrated classic, but it wasn't only Pac who made it what it was, it's actually a group album and that's what I always considered it. "Me Against The World" was very personal and overall great too. I don't like his 1st 2 albums as much as the others, they're very good too but Pac elevated as a lyricist later and I prefer the production on his later 3 albums too. In order I think it'd be
Makaveli
THUG LIFE
All Eyez On Me / Me Against The World (can't decide, they pretty different)
2pacalypse Now
Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.
but he never made a bad album...
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2pacalypse Now
for some reason, i knew you were going to say that - are you really into old school?
Yeah definetly. That Pac album has a definite PE feel to it and since Public Enemy is my fave group....you know.
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i didn't include any of his 'posthumous' releases, cuz those weren't really his releases.
"Makaveli" was posthumous...
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Yes, but Pac intended to release it himself anyway.
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^^^ yeah, it was finished when he was still alive and from what I know not edited after his death. So practically i don't consider it a posthumous album