Lot 3 Rap CDs, 1995-96 2Pac"Me Against the World & All Eyez" &2000 "Bone"Thugs N

Description: 2Pac CD reviews from alpha wolf1,,,Pac is Jordan,,,,Enter Tupac Shakur. His mainstream beginnings were humble as a stage hand with Digital Underground, however, he was someone that was destined for much more than that. I grew up in Santa Rosa, CA where Tupoc first got started with a group called Strictly Dope w/Ray Luv. I was able to watch first hand as Pac went from aspiring artist to becoming "The" greatest rapper of all time! In the beginning Pac captured his audience with gripping social commentary pieces like "Brenda's got a baby" and "Trapped" on 2Pacalypse Now. These works showed the world the mind and soul that Pac had. He wasn't just the "King" of Thug Life. He is/was the product of the civil rights movement that had been hijacked and derailed by crack cocaine and had lost it's way. His raps are/were mobilizing and teaching tools. Before joining Death Row Tupoc reached the pinnacle of Rap solo artist success with "Me Against The World". And, to be balanced and fair, Biggie was re-establishing true street inspired hip-hop on the East Coast along the same lines the West had established in the early 90's. In the process, the heated East Vs. West Coast War began. The classic teacher vs. student battle was born. Both sides had their claim to the crown. With the East as the originators and the West as the progressors and game changers (Come on...say what you want but rap is still ruled by Gangsta Rap....Jay-Z included). All Eyez on Me,,,,is Tupac's Sistine Chapel. This piece is timeless. Every track plays it's role and while a few are sleepers amongst the mega-hits this IS Pac at his best. In fact, no matter what has happened since.....the rest of the rap game is still in awe of this album. Tupac claimed the title and crown with this album. He wrote the blue-print and changed the game eternally. If you don't believe me, why did Bad Boy/Biggie release Life After Death as a double album? Poc is/and was the "King". I am a true hip-hop purest and while I'm older now I'll be 21 forever when I listen to this masterpiece. While I can admit that Jay-Z is the $hizz and that he is a true "legend", nevertheless, he is reigning King by default. 2. And Bone BTHN Resurrection CD 2009 reviews from dustin reed,,,,,Excellent for just a compilation CD as for a CD full of unreleased material this ranks high on my list. They have some very notable tracks that I think really stand out. "Young Thugs, Wildin', Nation of Thugs, Remember Yesterday, Don't Waste My Time", and my personal favorite,,,"So Many Places". It's a very good CD. I'm real surprised that some of this stuff didn't make their BTNH Resurrection and Thug World Order CDs. I guess it wasn't much in their control but if you don't have this CD definitely buy it. Lot of 3 Rap CDs lacking all jackets and CDs are worn with marks and rubs,,,,,, One 1995 2Pac"Me Against the World &,,,,,One 1996 All Eyez" ,,,,,,,&. One 2000 "Bone"Thugs N Harmony CD only.

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