lt hutton speaks about pacs new album

[cannibalox]

thats true... its pretty insane how people get so offended and worked up over a legacy that doesnt belong to them in the first place.... people say they should release it how pac had intended... well, tupac did leave his legacy behind to his family/afeni along with "blueprints" and specific instructions... so whatever they put out now is what he gets for leaving it to his moms et al. If he intended it to go differently, he should have left a note... or a poem "dear mama, leave it all og..."

Haha I doubt even if he left a note like it'd have any credibility, obviously Amaru wont show us the note. Regardless of the fact, I agree with you, we have a voice on his music making but when it comes down to the end, it's the people putting money into the album and effort. (Not including buying the album, if Game could sell Pac can.)

 

[pocisgod03]

In the end we really should just be thankful that we know what most of the OG songs sound like. Whe I first listened to the original "if u play your cards right" it brought me to tears, same for " Soon as I get home". Bootlegs/ internet in the end saved the true originality of all tupacs unreleased work. New mixes can come, either through albums or even a kid messing around. Some of em are good, a lot are bad. But hey atleast we can get together and discuss the originals to the mixes.

 

[LuvinAlize]

In the end we really should just be thankful that we know what most of the OG songs sound like. Whe I first listened to the original "if u play your cards right" it brought me to tears, same for " Soon as I get home". Bootlegs/ internet in the end saved the true originality of all tupacs unreleased work. New mixes can come, either through albums or even a kid messing around. Some of em are good, a lot are bad. But hey atleast we can get together and discuss the originals to the mixes.

true that.... discussing is one thing... but bashing and just stating shit like "i know, FOR A FACT, that tupac would have..." is ignorant and annoying

 

[Kadafi Son]

on me against the world, his first #1 album, the only guest stars are his young disciples (dramacydal) and his homeboy (richie rich). that's it.

on all eyez on me, his biggest album and the one that had the potential to be the most corporately fucked up because of interscope's involvement with it--all death row. the only non-death row people he invited were his homeboys from the bay area he felt needed to get love, like the click, richie rich, rappin 4-tay; and then otherwise the only exceptions were the blunt brothers (who werent even in the studio with pac when the song was recorded) and k-ci and jojo (again, weren't even in teh studio with pac).

on a 27-song album, corporate interests prevailed only twice. that's pretty impressive.

daz, kurupt, snoop, dre, nate, danny boy were all death row. and of course the outlawz. everything was about 2pac and the people he knew and worked with. not about who was hot and who was selling. if that were the case he would have had the beastie boys and michael jackson all over that bitch.

once the attention faded away, on makaveli it was back to "only my homeboyz." Other than the Outlawz, he stoops down to give the spotlight to this up and coming nobody (Bad Azz) and brings back only the backing melodies of Danny Boy and Jodeci for one song.

2Pac was never, ever, ever about trying to get big by having more famous people on his album. he did the opposite, he let his buddies guest on his album so others would notice them.

unfortunately, it never worked. no one has any idea who kadafi was, no one knows who richie rich is, shock g gets no love...it's just sad all around. and to see it made even worse by the fact that amaru is now replacing these artists that 2pac worked tirelessly to promote is not only depriving these people of the work they made and deserve to receive compensation for, but also deprives people to hear the songs the way they were supposed to be heard.

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