uk cd's usually denote the uk, whereas germany and the netherlands are classified as eu. the people who collect know what i'm talking about.Rizla said:
Pittsey said:I think this is a decent track. It's pretty catchy and I quite like it.
The lyrics from tupac are nice and poetic. They are deep, but not too deep for your casual listener. They have a sort of political stance, but again not enough to put your average listener off.
The beat is decent and is probably the second best beat by Eminem on the album. And probably the third best beat on the whole album. I'm not buying the "Scott Storch beat is cool, it's hot." Because I think it's poor.
This single is getting heavy radio play on all the big radio stations in UK. And I hear a lot of positive feedback from the casual listener. (Yes I used it again).
The video, Again the video is good. I'm not into all these big budget videos anyway. I think it has a nice message, maybe too deep for some, and that it is simple and effective. There haven't utilised unused footage, again, which is a shame. But there are a few images of him appearing in places. Also at the end the message from Afeni and the photo of pac is poignant.
This may not be what I wanted. But I'm fed up with the constant whinging from this board. We can hate on every single 2pac project all we want. Whether it's official, released by his friends, or his enemies or by someone off this board. But at the end of the day he died 8 years ago. I'm gald to hear or see anything new.
It's hard to keep a legacy up, especially for a 60 year old women. She gets bad advice, but the music business is cut throat.
I for one am happy that 2pac's name is still being spoke off. That any of his tracks get a positive response from anywhere, and that any new footage or video is created.
And obviosuly the end result is that there is a postive place in his name, The school. And if it means a lot to Afeni, you can guarantee it'd mean a lot to Tupac.
Remember Tupac was more than 2pac. But that's all you see. A character created to sell records, and get his message heard.
Well, there was my 2 pence. Now skip over it and ignore it like usual. And get back to the bitching.
deepa_316 said:
-HowRare- said:So what you are saying is that the ends justify the means when it comes to Pac's music?
Why not put Pac's Already edited verses in a Daniel Bedingfield song in order to get the message through?
I feel what you are saying Pittsey but i just don't agree in the way that it is done.
No hatred intended in this post
Dante said:
just like what i had stated... the eu maxi, the eu cardsleeve, and the eu pockit (the latter two both are 2 track-ers). the vinyl is a little different among countries, with the uk version having the acapella and edit, and no thugs get lonely. take it from someone who knows, because i own all of these already.Rizla said:
Pittsey said:I think this is a decent track. It's pretty catchy and I quite like it.
The lyrics from tupac are nice and poetic. They are deep, but not too deep for your casual listener. They have a sort of political stance, but again not enough to put your average listener off.
The beat is decent and is probably the second best beat by Eminem on the album. And probably the third best beat on the whole album. I'm not buying the "Scott Storch beat is cool, it's hot." Because I think it's poor.
This single is getting heavy radio play on all the big radio stations in UK. And I hear a lot of positive feedback from the casual listener. (Yes I used it again).
The video, Again the video is good. I'm not into all these big budget videos anyway. I think it has a nice message, maybe too deep for some, and that it is simple and effective. There haven't utilised unused footage, again, which is a shame. But there are a few images of him appearing in places. Also at the end the message from Afeni and the photo of pac is poignant.
This may not be what I wanted. But I'm fed up with the constant whinging from this board. We can hate on every single 2pac project all we want. Whether it's official, released by his friends, or his enemies or by someone off this board. But at the end of the day he died 8 years ago. I'm gald to hear or see anything new.
It's hard to keep a legacy up, especially for a 60 year old women. She gets bad advice, but the music business is cut throat.
I for one am happy that 2pac's name is still being spoke off. That any of his tracks get a positive response from anywhere, and that any new footage or video is created.
And obviosuly the end result is that there is a postive place in his name, The school. And if it means a lot to Afeni, you can guarantee it'd mean a lot to Tupac.
Remember Tupac was more than 2pac. But that's all you see. A character created to sell records, and get his message heard.
Well, there was my 2 pence. Now skip over it and ignore it like usual. And get back to the bitching.
Pittsey said:
Eminem has no concept of pitch at all.
