Pac's Life

by

2Pac

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To all my true tupac fans, I know you will agree wit me when I say this was a sub par tupac album. However because it is tupac, I will still support his work no matter what. Like a previous reviewer said, they need to go ahead a release his albums the way pac recorded them, with the original beats.I have the original version of pacs life (the song). Like many other real tupac fans, I knew every word the first time I heard it on the radio. I'm sorry to say that these new beats they have are not Pac.

Granted I never met him in person, but I still feel that this is not the Pac I grew to love and respect. If they wantee to redo the beats they should have let the original producers that did the song remake it. It kills me that Johnny J. is not on this album. I believe there is not a better producer to produce 2pac than Johnny Lee Jackson. UTEOT is a perfect example.

This is just my opinion, and like I said I will support pac no matter what he puts out. So until his next album( and ther will be another album) if you are a tupac fan wether you like it or not you need to cop this album. Support 2pac Until The End Of Time.

2PAC AINT DEAD-The Truth

Makaveli is dead, but 2Pac still remains

"This is Pac's life....and everybody needs to chill"

"Pac's life....playa hatas wanna see me killed"

"All these negros is mad at me....cause they cant be like pac!!!!!"

That Ms Afeni Shakur would allow folks to pretend to know what a PAC album would sound like if he was still living. His vocals alone should be able to sell any posthumous release without watering it down.

Listening to this version of PAC's Life was sickening. I have the orignal bootleg version of it using Prince's "Pop Life" and it was rugged and raw just like it was.

It's almost becoming more detrimental to PAC's legacy to keep letting other artist collaborate on these tracks instead of just using the regular unreleased versions with PAC solely on it on w/him and the Outlawz the way it was intended to be.

I just hope Ms Shakur and the rest of the Amaru staff would just realize that when it's not broke, stop looking for a crack. All this does is just make me pull out the old Makavelli boots and reminisce just how vicious PAC was as an artist and as a young black male.

RIP

Your "Soldier Story" will live on.