Best Ever 2Pac Album
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What's so cool about the Makaveli album?I prefer listening to All Eyez On Me all day: "Only God Can Judge Me","Holla At Me","I Ain't Made Atcha","Got My Mind Made Up","All About U","Life Goes On","We Ain't Hard To Find","Heartz Of Men","No More Pain","How Do You Want It","Can't See Me","Shorty Wanna Be A Thug","Check Out Time"...it's the muthaf*cking greatest album of all time,mayne!No other albums can beat that!
What's so cool about the Makaveli album?I prefer listening to All Eyez On Me all day: "Only God Can Judge Me","Holla At Me","I Ain't Made Atcha","Got My Mind Made Up","All About U","Life Goes On","We Ain't Hard To Find","Heartz Of Men","No More Pain","How Do You Want It","Can't See Me","Shorty Wanna Be A Thug","Check Out Time"...it's the muthaf*cking greatest album of all time,mayne!No other albums can beat that!
Makaveli > All Eyez On Me
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
Makaveli > All Eyez On Me
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
Makaveli > All Eyez On Me
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
lyrically, there is no comparison.....going from AEOM to Makaveli, lyrically, is like going from grade school to college. None of the songs on Eyez, even the best ones, can stack up against the songs on 7 Day Theory. AEOM has alot of great songs, but it has some average ones also. The Makaveli album is almost flawless from start to finish.
Content wise, Makaveli is better also. Sure, AEOM has a few deep songs but overall the Makaveli was much more potent and Pac's song writing was on a higher level. Listen to pretty much any song on AEOM and tell me its on the same level as a song like "Blasphemy".
And as far as production goes, this I guess would be close but even here id still say Makaveli has the edge. "Krazy" is probably the sickest beat he over rapped over, not to mention "Hail Mary", "Life of An Outlaw", "Bomb First", "Me and My Girlfriend", "Hold Ya Head, and "Blasphemy".
AEOM is a classic but 7 Day Theory is on another level of this album.
I myself listen to AEOM more often also, but thats irrelevent. Makaveli = best rap album ever made.
¿MATW or DK7?
¿Me Against the World or Don Killuminati?
Me Against the World - thought provoking lyrics with perfected beats makes for a great album from beginning to end. This was the last Pac album that didn't have any of that hype bullshit on it (you've gotta admit that AEOM was mostly created and sold well because of the controversial outburst of a year Pac was having). There isn't a single weak cut on it, and you get to see human life through almost every angle.
DK7 - not much more to say about this one, it had everything MATW had but a couple tracks that seem questionable on the release. Aside from having one of, if not the greatest, song of all time in "Krazy," songs such as "Just Like Daddy" and "Toss It Up" seem like scraps that were thrown on for marketability (even though we've found out that DK7 was to be an underground joint). Had those two tracks been taken out and replaced with "Never Had a Friend Like Me" and "Starin' Through My Rearview," then the vote from MATW95 would go to DK7.
However, seeing as there are 2 filler cuts (IMO ONLY) on DK7 and not a single one on MATW, my vote goes to the 95 release.
¿Me Against the World or Don Killuminati?
Me Against the World - thought provoking lyrics with perfected beats makes for a great album from beginning to end. This was the last Pac album that didn't have any of that hype bullshit on it (you've gotta admit that AEOM was mostly created and sold well because of the controversial outburst of a year Pac was having). There isn't a single weak cut on it, and you get to see human life through almost every angle.
DK7 - not much more to say about this one, it had everything MATW had but a couple tracks that seem questionable on the release. Aside from having one of, if not the greatest, song of all time in "Krazy," songs such as "Just Like Daddy" and "Toss It Up" seem like scraps that were thrown on for marketability (even though we've found out that DK7 was to be an underground joint). Had those two tracks been taken out and replaced with "Never Had a Friend Like Me" and "Starin' Through My Rearview," then the vote from MATW95 would go to DK7.
However, seeing as there are 2 filler cuts (IMO ONLY) on DK7 and not a single one on MATW, my vote goes to the 95 release.
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