Pac's Life [Edited]

Performer: 2Pac
Artist: T.I.; Ludacris; Young Buck; Keyshia Cole; Bone Thugs-N-Harmony; Lil Scrappy; Ashanti; Hussein Fatal; Papoose; Carl Thomas; Jay Rock; A3; Chamillionaire; Yaki Kadafi; Nutso; Stormy; Keon Bryce; EDI; Young Noble; Big Syke; Chris Starr; Snoop Dogg; Gravy
Producer: LT Hutton; Sha Money; Swizz Beatz; QD3; Ivan And Carvin
Distributor: Universal Distribution

Notes: The fact that PAC'S LIFE, from 2006, was Tupac Shakur's 11th posthumous album is even more staggering when considering he had released only four albums at the time of his death in 1996. Equally mind-boggling is the fact that Pac is able to outshine virtually every other MC placed beside him, even this deep into his scrap heap. Swizz Beatz, Sha Money XL, LT Hutton, Salih, QDIII, and Canei Finch do the honors on production here, while original performances from T.I., Ludacris, Layzie Bone, Ashanti, Carl Thomas, Chamillionaire, Lil Scrappy, Keshia Cole, and Snoop Dogg, among others, blend with Pac to bring him back from the grave one more time.

Rolling Stone (pp.126-127) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[P]roducers like Swizz Beatz and Sha Money XL discovered some genuine gems, on which 2Pac's electric voice and poetic lyrics still resonate."

Beginning his career in the early 1990s as a member of the Oakland rap-funksters Digital Underground, 2Pac rose to become perhaps the single most controversial figure in rap music, easily equal in popularity and notoriety to Snoop Dogg on the West Coast and sometime rival Notorious B.I.G. out East. Taking his moniker from a South American revolutionary, 2Pac managed to embrace themes of black self-determination and social conscience without dulling the edge of his thug image. Achieving almost unrivalled popularity while alive, 2Pac had a penchant for religious and iconic motifs, ensuring his status as a rap martyr after his murder in 1996.

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