Does Pac hold the record for most posthumous songs?

[khamla]

We know Michael Jackson's going to release 10 albums worth of posthumous songs, but then again MJ lived a lot longer than Pac and he's been in the business since he was born vs Pac being in the industry say less than 5 years.

I'm just wondering who holds the record of most posthumous songs? Is it Pac? What about Elvis? Anyone know? I know a lot of the Elvis albums that got released where just compilation/greatest hits/etcs. He did have a bunch of unreleased singles that have been released during these past 40 years but i'm wondering if there's something in the record books for most posthumous songs.

 

[EDouble]

Ive always seen Pac on top earning posthumously lists

beyond catalogue
you could do posthumous songs which goes with the albums and then theres the posthumous singles

a hndful of posthumous albums for Pac that held (remixed unreleased material, alot of them platinum right so you could do most succesful as well

Michael Jackson 10 albums worth I didnt know & depends on how they run shit & is released

if you talk about Elvis I dont think he had as much unreleased, don't know but as far as success you couldnt compare because anything with his name is gold

in context Pac is the most successful in his industry and for a career of about five years probably unmatched in term of posthumous albums being more than he put out himself and the success in 14 years since

 

[Shadows]

MJ shouldn't even be counted for some songs. Some aint him. =p

 

[Ms L]

Pac wasn't on the top 10 list this year for the first time :O

 

[khamla]

^^ That's because Amaru hasn't released anything in years.

 

[Casey]

MJ shouldn't even be counted for some songs. Some aint him. =p

Well, the weird thing about them using the fake songs is that actually are hundreds of real MJ unreleased songs. My theory is that his Estate don't actually have master copies of most of them and thus can't released them, hence why it was said that the head of his Estate, John McClain, was "calling around producers looking for songs".