Album Info
Artist: | 2Pac |
Album: | The Best Of 2Pac - Part 2: Life |
Released: | Europe, 16 Jul 2021 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Definition Of A Thug Nigga | 4:08 |
Producer - 2Pac, Warren Griffin III | ||
A2 | Still Ballin' (Nitty Remix) | 2:50 |
Engineer, Mixed By - Claudio Cueni | ||
Featuring - Trick Daddy | ||
Instruments - BRISS | ||
Producer - BRISS | ||
Producer [Original Version] - Johnny "J" | ||
Remix - Nitty | ||
A3 | Until The End Of Time (RP Remix) | 4:28 |
Backing Vocals - Anthem, R.L. | ||
Co-producer - Frank Nitty Pimentel, Jamel Edgerton | ||
Engineer - Ethan Mates | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Jim Danis, Michelle Lynn Forbes, Neal Ferrazzani | ||
Executive-Producer - Suge Knight | ||
Featuring - Richard Page | ||
Mixed By - Claudio Cueni | ||
Producer - Johnny "J" | ||
Remix [Produced By] - Tone | ||
B1 | Never Call U Bitch Again | 4:38 |
Engineer - Claudio Cueni, Ian Boxill | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Chris Dela Peña | ||
Featuring - Tyrese | ||
Guitar - Michael "Fish" Herring | ||
Keyboards - Ronnie King | ||
Mixed By - Claudio Cueni, E.D.I. | ||
Producer, Arranged By - Johnny "J" | ||
B2 | They Don't Give A Fuck About Us | 5:06 |
Engineer - Ian Boxhill | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Warren Bletcher | ||
Featuring - The Outlawz | ||
Keyboards [Boards] - Ronnie King | ||
Mixed By - Ian Boxhill, Johnny "J" | ||
Producer, Arranged By - Johnny "J" | ||
C1 | Keep Ya Head Up | 4:23 |
Producer - D.J. Daryl | ||
Vocals - The Black Angel | ||
C2 | Ghetto Gospel | 3:58 |
Engineer [Recording] - Mike Strange, Steve King, Tony Campana | ||
Mixed By - Eminem, Steve King | ||
Producer - Eminem | ||
Producer [Additional Production] - Luis Resto | ||
Producer [Original Production] - Deon Evans, "Big D Evans" | ||
Vocals [Uncredited] - Elton John | ||
C3 | Brenda's Got A Baby | 3:54 |
Producer - The Underground Railroad | ||
Vocals - Dave, Roniece | ||
D1 | Thugz Mansion (2Pac Original) (Acoustic) | 4:12 |
Engineer - Claudio Cueni, Kevin Crouse | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Mark Vinten | ||
Guitar - Michael "Fish" Herring | ||
Producer - Claudio Cueni, Michael Herring | ||
Producer [Original Version] - Johnny "J" | ||
Vocals [Uncredited] - J. Phoenix | ||
D2 | When I Get Free | 4:30 |
Engineer - Keston E. Wright | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Paul Smith | ||
Featuring - J. Valentine | ||
Producer - Johnny "J" | ||
Remix, Arranged By, Mixed By - COLD187um | ||
D3 | Dopefiend's Diner | 4:54 |
Backing Vocals - Jessi Salinaz | ||
Instruments [All Other] - Ivan "Orthodox" Barias | ||
Keyboards - Johnnie "Smurf" Smith | ||
Mixed By - Claudio Cueni | ||
Producer [Original Production] - Deon Evans, "Big D Evans" | ||
Producer, Tracking By [Tracked], Recorded By - Carvin "Ransum" Haggins, Ivan "Orthodox" Barias |
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Description
"The Best of 2Pac - Part 2: Life" is a compilation album that showcases the enduring legacy of one of hip-hop's most iconic figures, Tupac Shakur. Released on December 4, 2007, this album is the second part of a two-volume series that aims to encapsulate the essence of 2Pac's music and message. While the first volume, "Part 1: Thug", focused on his more aggressive and rebellious tracks, "Part 2: Life" takes a more introspective and reflective approach, highlighting the depth and complexity of Tupac's artistry.
The album features a selection of tracks that delve into themes of love, struggle, and hope, showcasing Tupac's ability to connect with listeners on a deeply emotional level. Songs like "Keep Ya Head Up" and "Brenda's Got a Baby" are poignant reminders of his commitment to addressing social issues and uplifting marginalized voices. These tracks remain as relevant today as they were when they were first released, a testament to Tupac's timeless appeal.
One of the standout aspects of this compilation is its ability to present Tupac's softer, more vulnerable side. Tracks like "Do for Love" and "Until the End of Time" reveal a man who was not only a fierce advocate for change but also someone who grappled with personal struggles and sought love and understanding. The inclusion of these songs provides a well-rounded perspective on Tupac's artistry, making this album a must-listen for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
The production on "The Best of 2Pac - Part 2: Life" is a mix of classic beats and melodies that complement Tupac's powerful lyrics. The album also includes a few remixes and previously unreleased tracks, offering something new for dedicated fans. While some purists might prefer the original versions of these songs, the remixes provide a fresh take on Tupac's work and demonstrate the enduring influence of his music.
Overall, "The Best of 2Pac - Part 2: Life" serves as a fitting tribute to Tupac Shakur's legacy. It captures the essence of his message and showcases the depth of his talent, reminding us why he remains one of the most celebrated figures in hip-hop history. Whether you're revisiting these tracks or hearing them for the first time, this album is a powerful reminder of the impact Tupac had on music and culture.