could we agree that R U STILL DOWN (REMEMBER ME ) is the best pac posthumous album
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Mac Casper
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hmmm . .
if you're a fan of the brand that Tupac made with his music, as far as he was able to progress his style of music by 1996 - Until the End of Time would be your answer but R U Still Down? (Remember Me) is more the higher quality content. It's more intricate, full-bodied work where Tupac was at a point in his career where he was relying on the quality of his work rather than the strength of the brand he built with his character
if you're a fan of the brand that Tupac made with his music, as far as he was able to progress his style of music by 1996 - Until the End of Time would be your answer but R U Still Down? (Remember Me) is more the higher quality content. It's more intricate, full-bodied work where Tupac was at a point in his career where he was relying on the quality of his work rather than the strength of the brand he built with his character
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Mac Casper
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His best double cds are AEOM and RUSD
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All Eyez on Me >
R U Still Down? (Remember Me) is also considerably >
AEOM >> LAD > RUSD
Agreed
IMO it was the best posthumous album that legit felt like Pac recorded it after Makaveli.
And it was just a TASTE of just how much material Pac had left over after he died.
And which record did J. Dills produce?
IMO it was the best posthumous album that legit felt like Pac recorded it after Makaveli.
And it was just a TASTE of just how much material Pac had left over after he died.
And which record did J. Dills produce?
Mac Casper
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You're letting nostalgia and status quo paradigms effect your judgement. Re-listen to RUSD and LAD at the same time . . see what your ear finds more interesting
Or better yet, do a long-term test. Put both of these albums on your portable music device with nothing else and see which songs you end up playing more
Seems like a cool lil experiment.
Though I can tell I'd be a bit biased toward Pac, I'm trying to be objective, but I might do that.
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Agreed
IMO it was the best posthumous album that legit felt like Pac recorded it after Makaveli.
And it was just a TASTE of just how much material Pac had left over after he died.
And which record did J. Dills produce?
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Mac Casper
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Seems like a cool lil experiment.
Though I can tell I'd be a bit biased toward Pac, I'm trying to be objective, but I might do that.
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