First Single (Feat. Bone Thugs) (Radio Rip)
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Think about this for a second...
If 2Pac hadn't died and was releasing music today...Do you think it would still have the same vibes and sounds that he had back in 96 etc that some of you hope for?
Hiphop would have still gone in the same direction or very similar depending on how much influence Pac had...
Anyway, my point is, do you think Pac wouldn't have worked with The Neptunes...Timbaland...Swizz Beats...9th Wonder etc?
Snoop was down with Pac in the 96 era and make gangsta music, but he is more than happy too work with these producers today...
So why wouldn't Pac have? Maybe Snoop would have persuaded him?
Plus, Snoop and Em are boys, so maybe Pac WOULD have worked with Em too...
I'm not digging at anybody, but the new single we got now, albeit the chorus as its a chopped up chorus (which is a cool style) was made as Pac couldn't record a new one, is probably something that could have been made regardless if Pac was alive anyway...?
If 2Pac hadn't died and was releasing music today...Do you think it would still have the same vibes and sounds that he had back in 96 etc that some of you hope for?
Hiphop would have still gone in the same direction or very similar depending on how much influence Pac had...
Anyway, my point is, do you think Pac wouldn't have worked with The Neptunes...Timbaland...Swizz Beats...9th Wonder etc?
Snoop was down with Pac in the 96 era and make gangsta music, but he is more than happy too work with these producers today...
So why wouldn't Pac have? Maybe Snoop would have persuaded him?
Plus, Snoop and Em are boys, so maybe Pac WOULD have worked with Em too...
I'm not digging at anybody, but the new single we got now, albeit the chorus as its a chopped up chorus (which is a cool style) was made as Pac couldn't record a new one, is probably something that could have been made regardless if Pac was alive anyway...?
the original isn't leaked. people seem to think the left eye version is the og, but it's not. the instrumental of that verson has been slightly tweaked as well. close, but yeah.
i think you meant to say, "k all peeps who bitchin about people bitchin stfu and suck it up..."
people who can't handle other people's opinions need to get off this board because that's the very reason we're here. deal with the criticism.
i for one think that lttg was a swing and a miss, and with interscope behind the scenes giving 2pac one last at bat, this is a bad attempt. maybe some of you don't know or realize this, but the fans were not the only ones disappointed with lttg. interscope expressed a declining interest and confidence in the marketability of 2pac's music as a commodity that their company would invest in. what does this mean? to continue to have interscope invested distribution (and nont of us truely know what the terms of 2pac's and interscope's contract look like) this album has to be a hit. in my opinion some music consultants at amaru surveyed recent "bangers" and decided to invest in them in an effort to bring the big hip hop sound to 2pac (we already saw this with T.I. and Jazzy Pha, Scott Storch most notably). the problem with this tactic is that every "super producer" wants to work with pac's vocals and each one wants to knock it out of the park. there isn't room enough on a cd for six "bangers" and moreover, not all of them win. this is my opinion why the swizz beats remix is ok, but not good enough.
being real, i don't see how that digital chopping is good. at least show us that you subsribe to a minimum of one of the key elements of hip hop and show us that you can scratch. ...i can't believe that i'm probably going to invest over a hundred bucks buying all the permutations of this single when i can't even listen to it.
faucet666 said:
k all peeps who bitchin about it stfu and suck it up... its a good song and is was better then jay-z's new single so atleast be happy about that lol 
people who can't handle other people's opinions need to get off this board because that's the very reason we're here. deal with the criticism.
i for one think that lttg was a swing and a miss, and with interscope behind the scenes giving 2pac one last at bat, this is a bad attempt. maybe some of you don't know or realize this, but the fans were not the only ones disappointed with lttg. interscope expressed a declining interest and confidence in the marketability of 2pac's music as a commodity that their company would invest in. what does this mean? to continue to have interscope invested distribution (and nont of us truely know what the terms of 2pac's and interscope's contract look like) this album has to be a hit. in my opinion some music consultants at amaru surveyed recent "bangers" and decided to invest in them in an effort to bring the big hip hop sound to 2pac (we already saw this with T.I. and Jazzy Pha, Scott Storch most notably). the problem with this tactic is that every "super producer" wants to work with pac's vocals and each one wants to knock it out of the park. there isn't room enough on a cd for six "bangers" and moreover, not all of them win. this is my opinion why the swizz beats remix is ok, but not good enough.
being real, i don't see how that digital chopping is good. at least show us that you subsribe to a minimum of one of the key elements of hip hop and show us that you can scratch. ...i can't believe that i'm probably going to invest over a hundred bucks buying all the permutations of this single when i can't even listen to it.
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