The moments of breaks is the most interesting parts to me
He would stop for a couple days to a week and a half at most then just unload the clip again lmao
Rap's deity, the GOAT
GodzillaMinusOneThe greatest of all time. Negatively influenced a lot of rappers though lol unless you Wayne--very hard to replicate and even then, nobody comes close to the quality Pac put out
i think even the guys who to put it lightly took a lot from pacs delivery still sound great because pac's delivery was just that good
think a bunch of people from no limit
not to mention the ones who got just a little but did their own thing with it like pac and gibbs
BRAVEThe greatest
my dude recorded tradin war stories sandwiched between four other tracks thats so crazy to me. literally one of the greatest pac songs ever and he just had it in him hot n ready
·edited·3 repliesI listened to 7 Day Theory in full in the last couple years (always had fav songs from it over the years, but now it's my favorite Pac album after listening to it more recently) and it made me realize that his peak was just getting started. He released/recorded 3 absolute classic albums back to back pretty much right before he died. And each one was a step up from the last in terms of sound.
Pac would've dominated the early 2000s and probably would've changed the landscape for what we see now (or kept it from changing, not that it's bad, just saying his influence would've moved the rap pendulum as long as he was alive)
RIP TO THE LEGENDARY PAC!!!
·1 replyPusha P· editedI listened to 7 Day Theory in full in the last couple years (always had fav songs from it over the years, but now it's my favorite Pac album after listening to it more recently) and it made me realize that his peak was just getting started. He released/recorded 3 absolute classic albums back to back pretty much right before he died. And each one was a step up from the last in terms of sound.
Pac would've dominated the early 2000s and probably would've changed the landscape for what we see now (or kept it from changing, not that it's bad, just saying his influence would've moved the rap pendulum as long as he was alive)
RIP TO THE LEGENDARY PAC!!!
7 day theory is unbelievably good. it really does sound like he was just getting started. this album makes me so sad man
- WRU
7 day theory is unbelievably good. it really does sound like he was just getting started. this album makes me so sad man
Bro was evolving into his 3rd form. Some of 7 Day Theory sounds INSANE for an album recorded in '96. He was for sure ready to hold down the early 2000s
·1 replyPusha P· editedI listened to 7 Day Theory in full in the last couple years (always had fav songs from it over the years, but now it's my favorite Pac album after listening to it more recently) and it made me realize that his peak was just getting started. He released/recorded 3 absolute classic albums back to back pretty much right before he died. And each one was a step up from the last in terms of sound.
Pac would've dominated the early 2000s and probably would've changed the landscape for what we see now (or kept it from changing, not that it's bad, just saying his influence would've moved the rap pendulum as long as he was alive)
RIP TO THE LEGENDARY PAC!!!
And the released version of 7Day was cut down after he passed away
And he already started on the skeletal version of One Nation the next album which was gonna have South features like OutKast and Master P and East features like Nas and Buckshot
S***s crazy, and those post death tracks also became some of his biggest too on R U Still Down and Pacs Life which was all made from 94 to 96
- Water Giver
And the released version of 7Day was cut down after he passed away
And he already started on the skeletal version of One Nation the next album which was gonna have South features like OutKast and Master P and East features like Nas and Buckshot
S***s crazy, and those post death tracks also became some of his biggest too on R U Still Down and Pacs Life which was all made from 94 to 96
Yeah I forgot about that One Nation album, that s*** would've been revolutionary. It's sad they didn't manage to get a few polished tracks with Nas and OutKast at least smh.
Until the End of Time was also one of my favs when I was a kid. I always thought it was something that got released while he was alive lol.
StankieAnd what did he do to go to prison again
"aggressively touching the buttocks on a club dance floor"
KobeToTha 🇩🇴Him writing i aint mad at Cha right after jail got me feeling crazy all over again
Him and Wayne are two niggas I can think of off the top of my head that was always in the studio. They was really active
was also the lead in two films and filmed around 10 music videos within this time.
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rip armani xWish I could see his last session where he's talking about Jay having d*** sucking lips, you just know he was in the studio cooking that nigga
- GodzillaMinusOne
Wayne don't got a single album as good as Pac's last 3 imo. Just mentioned him cause hes the main one who got influenced by this way of recording.
lmaooooo
- ·✦Pusha P· edited
I listened to 7 Day Theory in full in the last couple years (always had fav songs from it over the years, but now it's my favorite Pac album after listening to it more recently) and it made me realize that his peak was just getting started. He released/recorded 3 absolute classic albums back to back pretty much right before he died. And each one was a step up from the last in terms of sound.
Pac would've dominated the early 2000s and probably would've changed the landscape for what we see now (or kept it from changing, not that it's bad, just saying his influence would've moved the rap pendulum as long as he was alive)
RIP TO THE LEGENDARY PAC!!!
Pac would have had to make a choice between Fw Lil Jon and proto Atlanta trap type s*** (Pac and 2000's dj Toomp is necessary) vs being on some conscious s*** or just retiring from rap by 2007 to be the Robert Downey Jr. Of the Tyler Perry Cinematic universe
