2Pac - Resurrection
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Free Music Review: Resurrection
Hit: 5 Stars
Wow this is great 2pac cd. I like the song Holler If Ya' Hear Me. The song has the sound you would use when you're bumping it in your ride riding down any street. I also like the songs with Eminem and 50 Cent. This is a must for any rap fan! Free Music Review: im happy with this
Hit: 4 Stars
I own every 2pac cd and i was glad to add this one.I know people have been messing with Eminem saying crap about what he did to "Loyal 2 The The Game". But honestly i think he did a great job on both Resurrection and Loyal 2 The Game. He picked and all so made some great songs on here. My favorites so far are."Str8 Ballin", Death Around The Corner", "Runnin' ( Dying 2 Live )", and "Ghost".
So say what you want about Eminem, but believe me if you like Pac, you will very much like this cd. Alright, i gotta go. Peace Out.RIP 2pac
Free Music Review: Good album but 50cent?
Hit: 3 Stars
Okay if Tupac had done a piece with 50cent we would of known he had sold out...... So Eminem why make him sell out? Everyone knows 50cent doesnt have the cred or skill to be on the same track yet alone same cd as tupac..... And using tupac on a diss track thats pettiful, other then those small complaints the album is decent enough and Eminem actually produced a couple decent beats!Free Music Review: I Nice Package...
Hit: 4 Stars
2pac is the greatest MC ever to grab hold of a mic and this disc shows you his material throughout his career.There are some songs that are produced by eminem but even those songs are decent.(Eminem is a good rapper but a hit or miss producer)."REalist Killaz" is the best track on this album closely followed up by "One Day at a Time".Free Music Review: So so...
Hit: 3 Stars
Tupac wouldn't rap with Eminem or 50 Cent. Tupac said "Support the real. Don't support the phonies." Having Tupac rap with 50 Cent on a song dissing Ja Rule is as phony as you can get. Eminem and 50 Cent claim Ja Rule is a Tupac wannabe and then Em and 50 "borrow" Tupac to include him in their beef, as if Tupac would ever team up with Em and 50 for this stupid beef. Eminem said that the Tupac and Biggie beef was ridiculous. That's pretty funny considering Eminem is the king of silly beefs. His beefs with Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Moby, Ja Rule, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, etc... Eminem is the quintessential silly-beef rapper.
Runnin' is an okay song but what is up with the chipmunk voice in the chorus? Why can't he use Edgar Winter's real voice, instead of making it sound like a Spice Girl on crack? Anyway, the original version of this song, produced by Easy Moe Bee, is 100,000 times better than this. The beat on the original is one of the best beats ever produced, in my opinion. It's on the One Million Strong CD. Also Tupac's verse in the original Runnin' and the verse in the Eminem version is different. Not sure why he picked a different one.
The older songs like Bury Me a G, Str8 Ballin, and Starin' Through My Rearview are all great, with excellent beats. It just ticks me off that they tacked on The Realest Killaz (the track dissing Ja Rule) which has nothing at all to do with Tupac, his life, or his legacy. I don't understand why Eminem thinks he can do whatever he wants with Tupac's material (just listen to the new Loyal to the Game CD, which has Tupac's voice edited to make him say things he never said).
Eminem is a great rapper and I respect his skills for freestyling and writing, but he's not a good producer. He has a few good songs he'd produced but I don't really like his beats generally. It sounds like Tupac's voice was slowed down for "Ghost" so that it would fit Eminem's beat, rather than tweaking the beat to fit Tupac's voice. This is just a mix CD. It shouldn't be considered a Tupac album. Neither should Loyal to the Game. Hopefully the producers that actually knew Tupac will produce his future albums, if any more come out.