Anyone know what the last song Pac recorded was?
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Tha outlawz said that hell for a hustler and all out was the last 2 songs i think. But wrote the glory was the last and final track or verse or song or whatever he did before he Left out
I dont think the lawz mention wrote the glory , because they know what pac said in it, but thats another story. But i believe that pac is alive, so i think really, there is no last song, but if you talking about before the bs went down in las vegas, then yea its Wrote for glory. Unless pac went back to the studio after he did wrote the glory and recorded all out and hell for a hustler.
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The last track before pac left out was "Bounce with me with Topp Dawg YGD". Yea i actually believe this was the last track pac recorded before he left out, because bounce with me was recorded in 1997 with YGD & Storm. YGD talked about this durning his interview .
Peace!
I dont think the lawz mention wrote the glory , because they know what pac said in it, but thats another story. But i believe that pac is alive, so i think really, there is no last song, but if you talking about before the bs went down in las vegas, then yea its Wrote for glory. Unless pac went back to the studio after he did wrote the glory and recorded all out and hell for a hustler.
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The last track before pac left out was "Bounce with me with Topp Dawg YGD". Yea i actually believe this was the last track pac recorded before he left out, because bounce with me was recorded in 1997 with YGD & Storm. YGD talked about this durning his interview .
Peace!
Harry_potter said:
I think it was "Loyal to the game" with G-Unit I think they say something about 2005 in it 
Lil B: So whats up with you, what you been up to?
Top Dogg: Back & Forth from College to Making music. Ive been around just not heard about
Lil B: When did you start rapping and who inspired you?.
Top Dogg: I was in School listening to NWA, Dre, Snoop at the time. All my family are musicitions of some kind, My cousin is in the group MAZE (Herman)
Lil B: When and how did you hook up with Deathrow.
Top Dogg: In 97 Suge got hold of a tape I did and liked it, then called me and asked me to hook up. going back to cali was then on the gang relkeated soundtrack that was rereleased. He got me in the studio the day after he called me, I never met him for quite a while after though
Lil B: Have u recorded a album on Deathrow.
Top Dogg: yeah the YGD album was ready to come out and was a double disc!!
Lil B: Who was featured on the Double Disc?
Top Dogg: 2pac, Storm, oftb, Daz Dillinger, Young Soldierz, Outlawz, tha realest, Chocolate Bandit, f flexx, swoop g, danny boy and sheeba black
Lil B: Whats up with the movie with Tha Releast?
Top Dogg:I may have a SMALL role, its jevons project that has been in the making for over a year. Its not a Hip Hop movie, it's life issues
Lil B: So your signed to 2real? Whens your album going to drop, is there a title and whos featured on it
Top Dogg: Yah im rolling with Tha Realest and them, i'll be on his album when it comes out next year. ill keep you up to date with my album as it develops
Lil B: Whats the track with you and 2pac called, and did you record it with him
Top Dogg: Its called Bounce My way with me, 2pac and storm. Recorded after pac left us
Lil B: Who produced your album on Deathrow?
Top Dogg: DJ Quick, Big D" Harper, J.Flexx, and Kobane
Lil B: Any last words you want to say to the fans?
Top Dogg: Thank u, support the westcoast and we will give it back!
!!!!!NOTICE THE WORDS IN BOLD YALL, YGD AINT LYING, HE RIDING!!!!
Also he also did a few more interviews on a couple radio stations and on the streets years back, discussing this same issue. Too bad, his album may never see the light of day.
Ma-k'av-"eli said:
Lil B: Whats the track with you and 2pac called, and did you record it with him
Top Dogg: Its called Bounce My way with me, 2pac and storm. Recorded after pac left us
Also he also did a few more interviews on a couple radio stations and on the streets years back, discussing this same issue. Too bad, his album may never see the light of day.
Top Dogg: Its called Bounce My way with me, 2pac and storm. Recorded after pac left us
Also he also did a few more interviews on a couple radio stations and on the streets years back, discussing this same issue. Too bad, his album may never see the light of day.
WTF, nice try, but try again. That didnt even make any sense lmao. I think YGD meant what he said, nobody can really say he is trying to make money off pac, he pointed out that him and storm and pac recorded a track together after pac left deathrow, the game, etc.
you dont have to be rocket scientist to see that YGD hinted that pac is alive. But again, this has nothing to do with this topic, so dont pay attention to the interview, hahaah.
you dont have to be rocket scientist to see that YGD hinted that pac is alive. But again, this has nothing to do with this topic, so dont pay attention to the interview, hahaah.
i'll correct you. the outlwaz said that "hell for a hustler" and "all out" were either the last two, or two of the last tracks THEY recorded WITH tupac. tupac surely recorded without them (how else do you explain all the tupac solos? lol). johnny j said that unconditional love and are you still down (with jon b) were some of the last cuts the two worked on together. dante's site, more specifically the timeline, had an article saying that one of the last tracks tupac recorded, in his last session, was a track called "lets get it on". he also recorded two or three more. im writing this on top of my head so i might not be 100% correct but i believe i should be close enough.
and to state what has already been stated a million times: wrote the glory (which in fact is not the real name of the song) was NOT among his last tracks. it was played before the tyson/bruno match, which was in the middle of 1996 i think. that means it was not played on the night of his death which people seem to think. yay. rizzle 1 - your suckers 0.
and to state what has already been stated a million times: wrote the glory (which in fact is not the real name of the song) was NOT among his last tracks. it was played before the tyson/bruno match, which was in the middle of 1996 i think. that means it was not played on the night of his death which people seem to think. yay. rizzle 1 - your suckers 0.
T-Bone Rizzlienator D145.57 said:
and to state what has already been stated a million times: wrote the glory (which in fact is not the real name of the song) was NOT among his last tracks. it was played before the tyson/bruno match, which was in the middle of 1996 i think. that means it was not played on the night of his death which people seem to think. yay. rizzle 1 - your suckers 0.
LMMFAO! dude everyone is Vauge about Pac's "Departure", I don't know why maybe there is something to some of it, or maybe he just wanted to be the Black Elvis.
At any rate you are twisting up his words to fullfill your own fantisy, the person doing the interview obviously understood what YGD ment he did not go "WHAT you did a song with Pac after he left Deathrow?" lol
Anyway that makes no sense once again! Tupac was putting out CD's on Amaru/Deathrow till "Better Dayz" so he was Technically Still on Deathrow in 1997.
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yeah that's right it was "Let's Get it on" along with 2-3 others. thanks Rizzle
At any rate you are twisting up his words to fullfill your own fantisy, the person doing the interview obviously understood what YGD ment he did not go "WHAT you did a song with Pac after he left Deathrow?" lol
Anyway that makes no sense once again! Tupac was putting out CD's on Amaru/Deathrow till "Better Dayz" so he was Technically Still on Deathrow in 1997.
***Edit***
yeah that's right it was "Let's Get it on" along with 2-3 others. thanks Rizzle
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