2Pac - Resurrection
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Free Music Notes for Resurrection
Free Music Review: Not Good
Hit: 2 Stars
This cd was not good at all. There were more old songs on it then there were new ones. The songs sounded like they were like 15 years old. Please if another 2Pac cd comes out make it of new songs. I still am a good 2Pac fan though.Free Music Review: pac
Hit: 5 Stars
I liked most of the songs like "ghost" or "str8ballin" but the songs i didn't like was the old school stuff like "samesong" or "pantherpower" otherwise it's a great 5 star album.Free Music Review: Tupac ressurection review
Hit: 3 Stars
This tupac cd first of all has a great beat to it however once you start listening to it daily like everday it kind of gets boring so dont excpect to love every song on it, however the two songs that are the top best is starin through my rear view and dying to live so good that you love playing it everytime your in a blue mood.Free Music Review: Pac is sick this album licks.
Hit: 2 Stars
Ok if Pac was alive Pac would have never let this album be produced. Half of these reviewers don't know about Pac or the orgin of these songs. So let me tell you. Half of these song's are from older Pac albums and the rest were bad enough that they never made it past the tape reel. When you make as much music as he did it's not going to all be platinum material. Pac is one of the best rappers in history, he's an icon even in the afterlife, but folks save your money and buy this cats old stuff before you waste your time with this joint.Free Music Review: More Tupac Heat (3.5 Stars)
Hit: 4 Stars
Basically, this is a loosely put together greatest hits album. For the most part, these are all songs that most die hard Pac fans have already heard before. I'm not going to rate the previously released tracks, you've probably heard them before. But there are 4 "unreleased" (if you've been living in a cave) tracks: 1) Ghost - Not a bad song. The production was kind of boring though. It's a little too slow. It's definitely a skippable song if you're not a die hard Pac fan (like I am).
2) Runnin' (Dying To Live) feat. The Notorious B.I.G. - Eminem uses an old Edgar Winter sample to bring this old track back to life. And I liked it. But if you haven't heard this song already, then you probably aren't a die hard Pac fan. I heard these lyrics back in '96. Eminem makes it work while keeping your attention.
3) One Day At A Time feat. Eminem & The Outlawz - The beat is hot. Em is the tightest white boy to ever touch a mic. And the Outlawz step their game up. Overall, tight song. Probably the best of all the unreleased joints.
4) The Realist Killaz - I'm a DJ, so I hear a lot of advanced and promotional stuff than the average head. This song is old. 50 did the same song with the same beat with Biggie. The first time I heard it, I thought it was tight. So if this is your first time hearing this, then you'll probably like it.
Overall, it's a hot album. It's hard to give an album 5 stars when it's full of previously released tracks (aside from the unreleased joints). The unreleased songs are hot though. It's a solid addition to your Tupac collection if you don't have these songs already.