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I agree with that totally!! The sound is even more crisp when listening to the remastered version. Everything especially those guitars really stand out.
Quote from: ETtheLost1 on October 30, 2015, 01:08:46 PMI agree with that totally!! The sound is even more crisp when listening to the remastered version. Everything especially those guitars really stand out.What do you mean by the remastered version? Is that the standard version in circulation now?
I bumped the Makaveli album in its entirety last night and was really impressed by how well it's put together musically. The guitars that recur throughout the album are the best touch. Whoever was behind that idea - perhaps it was Pac himself - was really a genius. The way the music is controlled at the end of Life of an Outlaw and Just Like Daddy is especially powerful. It's amazing to listen to how rich the music on the Makaveli album is and to compare it with so many of the bare-bones unreleased tracks from that time. Listening carefully to Makaveli convinces me that Pac never would have released (in their leaked form) First 2 Bomb, Still Ballin, Die (Um Dumpin), or many of the other unreleased tracks that have such minimalistic production on them. If they came out during Pac's life time, I'm certain that they would have been heavily enhanced with additional instrumentation to make them more interesting.
was Tupac a bass player ?
Quote from: b.laden on October 31, 2015, 07:46:23 AMwas Tupac a bass player ? He was in Gridlocked