If I believe Afeni chose “Hellrazor” for inclusion on R U Still Down? (Remember Me) because she thought the song painted her in a good light? Pac repeatedly Rap album intro? You just know this was in no way Pac’s vision. Was curated posthumously – why did Afeni feel the need to even bother with a Production, the better, as it fails to even recognize that there’s a rapper This doesn’t bode well for R U Still Down? (Remember Me), though. While he witnesses all of the carnage was vivid. Subject matter deserves, although his line about spitting loogies from the roof Will say that our host’s performance packs in much more passion than the The only thing missing on here is the rhyming of “Hennessy” with “enemies”. Standard bullet points: no love for the cops, Thug Life, high ‘til I die, etc.: Very good reason: Pac literally says nothing new on here. One, the end result would be “Open Fire”, which was kept in the vault for a Homage to her son’s memory whilst on a budget.Ĭomputer every commercially-released 2Pac song and asked it to create a new Makes me thing Afeni was trying to cut corners as much as possible, paying In an effort to upgrade her son’s sound to the current day, none of which areįrom the A-list talent Pac was lucky to work with in during his lifetime, which
Tracks feature brand-new (in 1997, anyway) instrumentals commissioned by Afeni That hadn’t yet seen the light of day, except for on the many various Makaveliīootlegs that swarmed our chosen genre immediately upon Pac’s passing. That were previously released in some fashion, but mostly unreleased material
The album consists of two discs filled with some rare songs Misadventures on Death Row Records, to unleash R U Still Down? (Remember Me) Amaru teamed with the joint venture of JiveĪnd Interscope Records, the labels Pac had been signed to prior to his To handle anything posthumous that was related to 2Pac’s work, including aĭocumentary film released to theaters in 2003. Distribute the project, Afeni formed her own label, Amaru Entertainment, strictly
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