"Black Jesus" in it's original form would be brilliant. I just think that song is really soulful in it's original form. Give me any other 11 other tracks in their original form and I'll take them and enjoy finally having them in my collection.
The remixing topic is a tricky one. There are some tracks that definitely needed to be remixed, while others could have been left as they were recorded (maybe needing just a few more finishing touches). Compare when thugs cry og to what they put out. They changed the whole context of the song, we don't need that when it comes to remixing. I don't mind the the beat on it but, the person singing the chorus and whatever they are singing is horrible. When Casey tells us Johnny J had some good tracks rejected, and the Outlaws come out saying Tupac wasn't interested in working with Johnny J anymore, there has to be some dodgy s!@t going on over at Amaru. Who's to determine whether a song is to be remixed or not? How can we believe when we're told the songs were not finished or recorded as they were meant to be? The only guy that knows is dead. However, I'm sure it would have been pretty listening to the DAT which song was finished and which one wasn't.
As for this board, true, it is not the microcosm of the Tupac fanbase but you can't ignore some of the ideas or comments some members post on here. Someone mentioned the point that we fans have Unconditional Luv in a form & version Amaru couldn't give us. We had that remix of Don't Call Me Bitch which sounded amazing (not that someone on here made it). That tells a lot about what the Tupac fan base is capable of. SOFI, experienced or not, I bet if you were put as the project co-ordinator on the next LP, you couldn't put out a worse LP than LTTG. Even if you tried as hard as you could to f!@#k it up.
