I'll go first
Lyrics: 5.0/5.0
Beats: 4.50/5.0
BACKGROUND
The final chapter in 2pac's career, this album was released just a few weeks after his unfortunate death... It's kind of funny, at first this was least favorite out of his catalogue but with time it grew to become my favorite. The production might be a little hard to digest at first, but the dark beats are a perfect match for 2pac's paranoiac introspective tracks... While All Eyes on Me was more of a party album with all types of songs and guests, this one is really more about 2pac's anger and in my opinion it features the best rapping of his career. The only song that doesn't really fit on the album is "Toss It Up" which is more about the ladies, but again 2pac goes off topic at the end and tosses a few disses... There are many album highlights, fans might go for "Hail Mary" or "Me and My Girlfriend" but my favorite is "Blasphemy" where he simply goes off on life and religion. The reason why this is to me the best Pac album is that it's the most Pac of his albums, it's like the culmination of all his life was assembled here, everything he stood for is expressed perfectly here. Quite an essential piece of the 2pac collection, just give it time to learn the lyrics and really get into the song... It's a little too deep for instant enjoyment but really worth the investment.
1- Bomb first (my second reply)
4/5
This track is (in my opinion) Pac's best diss. Most likely because he uses the most punchlines and Young Noble and E.D.I have good verses.
2- Hail Mary
5/5
This is a hood classic; deep lyrics and amazing beat. 2pac definetly had a vision on this one. The Outlawz minus Fatal all drop classic verses. My favorite Outlaw verse has to be Young Noble's: " Brain kinda cloudy, smoked out feeling rowdy". etc.
3- Toss It Up- Kc&Jojo
4/5
KC and JoJo reunite with Pac on this dance/diss track. I feel it is a pretty good track however I also feel it destroys the mood of the album because indeed this is a very dark album. Furthermore, It doesn't feel like the track was completely done to me. Probably my lest Favorite song.
4- To live & Die in L.A
4.5/5
This a great mellow single by Pac. He talks about LA and all the things he enjoys there.
5- Blasphemy
5/5
The review of this track is not blasphemy Wink. Well, the track starts off with a rather unusual and dark intro and soon goes in to the "I remember what my pops told me" and Prince Ital Joe in the background. This is my favorite track on the album. It talks about the fundamentals of being a thug or a moneymaker. check this track
6- Life of an Outlaw
4/5
This is generally a war cry of 2pac and the lawz. It's a pretty fun track however the lawz don't have very good verses except Napoleon.
7- just like daddy
5/5
just like daddy is a track for the ladies it is so calming and probably one of the best outlaw joints they all drop good verses and as always 2pac comes strong.
8- krazy
4/5
This is a very good track featuring Badazz. It talks generally about the struggles of his life and Badazz comes strong.
9- white man'z world
3/5
This is a great inspirational track I end up listening to to this track.
10- me and my girlfriend
4/5
This is the track where 2pac talks to his gun and its a real dark and fun track. Check it
11- hold ya head
this is another inspirational track kind of like keep ya head up style. I believe val young sings here and she comes strong and adds melody to this track.
12- Against all odds
5/5
The album finishes off with a diss track. It's very good he talks angrily and as he said in the chorus it's the realist nuts he ever wrote.
TOP 5
1)Hail Mary
2)Toss It Up
3)Against All Odds
4)Life As An Outlaw
5)Blasphemy.
Lyrics: 5.0/5.0
Beats: 4.50/5.0
BACKGROUND
The final chapter in 2pac's career, this album was released just a few weeks after his unfortunate death... It's kind of funny, at first this was least favorite out of his catalogue but with time it grew to become my favorite. The production might be a little hard to digest at first, but the dark beats are a perfect match for 2pac's paranoiac introspective tracks... While All Eyes on Me was more of a party album with all types of songs and guests, this one is really more about 2pac's anger and in my opinion it features the best rapping of his career. The only song that doesn't really fit on the album is "Toss It Up" which is more about the ladies, but again 2pac goes off topic at the end and tosses a few disses... There are many album highlights, fans might go for "Hail Mary" or "Me and My Girlfriend" but my favorite is "Blasphemy" where he simply goes off on life and religion. The reason why this is to me the best Pac album is that it's the most Pac of his albums, it's like the culmination of all his life was assembled here, everything he stood for is expressed perfectly here. Quite an essential piece of the 2pac collection, just give it time to learn the lyrics and really get into the song... It's a little too deep for instant enjoyment but really worth the investment.
1- Bomb first (my second reply)
4/5
This track is (in my opinion) Pac's best diss. Most likely because he uses the most punchlines and Young Noble and E.D.I have good verses.
2- Hail Mary
5/5
This is a hood classic; deep lyrics and amazing beat. 2pac definetly had a vision on this one. The Outlawz minus Fatal all drop classic verses. My favorite Outlaw verse has to be Young Noble's: " Brain kinda cloudy, smoked out feeling rowdy". etc.
3- Toss It Up- Kc&Jojo
4/5
KC and JoJo reunite with Pac on this dance/diss track. I feel it is a pretty good track however I also feel it destroys the mood of the album because indeed this is a very dark album. Furthermore, It doesn't feel like the track was completely done to me. Probably my lest Favorite song.
4- To live & Die in L.A
4.5/5
This a great mellow single by Pac. He talks about LA and all the things he enjoys there.
5- Blasphemy
5/5
The review of this track is not blasphemy Wink. Well, the track starts off with a rather unusual and dark intro and soon goes in to the "I remember what my pops told me" and Prince Ital Joe in the background. This is my favorite track on the album. It talks about the fundamentals of being a thug or a moneymaker. check this track
6- Life of an Outlaw
4/5
This is generally a war cry of 2pac and the lawz. It's a pretty fun track however the lawz don't have very good verses except Napoleon.
7- just like daddy
5/5
just like daddy is a track for the ladies it is so calming and probably one of the best outlaw joints they all drop good verses and as always 2pac comes strong.
8- krazy
4/5
This is a very good track featuring Badazz. It talks generally about the struggles of his life and Badazz comes strong.
9- white man'z world
3/5
This is a great inspirational track I end up listening to to this track.
10- me and my girlfriend
4/5
This is the track where 2pac talks to his gun and its a real dark and fun track. Check it
11- hold ya head
this is another inspirational track kind of like keep ya head up style. I believe val young sings here and she comes strong and adds melody to this track.
12- Against all odds
5/5
The album finishes off with a diss track. It's very good he talks angrily and as he said in the chorus it's the realist nuts he ever wrote.
TOP 5
1)Hail Mary
2)Toss It Up
3)Against All Odds
4)Life As An Outlaw
5)Blasphemy.
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