In the 13 year fallout and with the benefit of hindsight, it is safe to assume that Pac is no more, regardless if Suge Knight, a couple of Crips from Los Angeles, or Bugs Bunny was the evil genius behind his ghastly demise, but we didnвЂ™t want to believe it at the time.ДЄdmittedly the fact two months before his murder Tupac decided to record an album under the pseudonym Makaveli, an ode to a scheming political writer who advocated faking oneвЂ™s death to beguile enemies is a notable coincidence and didnвЂ™t exactly quell the hysteria. We scoured the morbidly prophetic songs вЂњDeath Around The Corner,вЂќ вЂњIf I Die Tonight,вЂќ вЂњBury Me a G,вЂќ вЂњLife Goes On,вЂќ and вЂњHow Long Will They Mourn MeвЂќ from past releases, bargaining that TupacвЂ™s obsession with death was really all part of his evil plot to either avoid the law, or lull вЂњenemiesвЂќ like Mobb Deep, Nas, and Biggie Smalls into a false sense of security before an unpredictable and triumphant return to extract revenge. When вЂPac got shot (for the second time), fans (like the 16 year old me), patiently waited for his return while tearing his discography apart for clues, grasping for unattainable straws of hope, worshipping at the desperate altar of denial. Denial was masked with intrigue, morbid curiosity supplanted logical thought, and no one wanted to admit Tupac was as dead as Kennedy.

Owing to human natureвЂ™s incapability to resist anything shrouded in mystery, the 1996 death of Tupac Shakur set off a colossal wave of paranoia. вЂћ Against All OddsвЂњ contains a sample of вЂћSkin IвЂ™m InвЂњ as performed by Cameo, and вЂћFrancis Ford CoppolaвЂ™s film The GodfatherвЂњ.Review Summary: Exit 2Pac, Enter Makaveli.вЂћ Hold Ya HeadвЂњ contains a sample of вЂћFrank DarabontвЂ™s film The Shawshank RedemptionвЂњ, and вЂћHow Do You Keep the Music Playing? by Patty Austin and James Ingram.*.вЂћ White ManвЂ™z WorldвЂњ contains a sample of вЂћSpike LeeвЂ™s flim Malcolm XвЂњ and excerpts of Louis Farrakhan, and вЂћUp Where We BelongвЂњ by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes.*.вЂћ Just Like DaddyвЂњ contains a sample вЂћImpeach the PresidentвЂњ as performed by The Honey Drippers.

вЂќ To Live and Die in L.AвЂќ contains a sample of вЂћDo Me, BabyвЂњ as performed by Prince.*.

вЂћ Toss It UpвЂњ contains a sample of вЂћGrandmaвЂ™s HandsвЂњ as performed by Bill Withers, вЂћBlind Man Can See ItвЂњ by James Brown, and вЂћIn DoubtвЂњ by Peter Gabriel.*.

Bomb First (My Second Reply)вЂњ contains a sample of вЂћUptown Anthem as performed by Naughty by Nature.*.

When Thugz Cry вЂ“ Remixed on Until the End of Time Nigga Nature вЂ“ Remixed on Until the End of Time Lost Souls вЂ“ Released on Gang Related soundtrack Let Em Have It вЂ“ Remixed on Until the End of Time Original/leftover/scrapped tracks for The 7 Day Theory:ДЇriends вЂ“ Remixed on Until the End of Time вЂњ Hail MaryвЂќ вЂ“В Released: February 11, 1997 вЂњ To Live & Die in L.A.вЂќ вЂ“В Released: September 26, 1996 вЂњ Toss It UpвЂќ вЂ“В Released: September 26, 1996

The albumвЂ™s original title was вЂњ The 3 Day TheoryвЂњ, (originally consisted of around 14 tracks). These are among the very last songs Shakur recorded before his fatal shooting on September 7, 1996.В During those seven days 21 songs were completed, 12 of which made the final product. The lyrics were written and recorded in only three days and mixing took an additional four days. The album was completely finished in a total of seven days during the first week of August 1996. See also : Tupac вЂ“ The Don Killuminati (The 3 Day Theory) (OG 1996 Version) Daugherty, Lance Pierre, and Justin Isham Producers: Makaveli (exec.), Suge (Simon) Knight, Darryl вЂњBig DвЂќ Harper, Hurt-M-Badd, Reggie Moore, Dametrius Ship, Kevin Lewis* Additional production by Tommy D. Label : Death Row, Makaveli, Interscope Records Recorded : August 1996 Can-Am Studios (Los Angeles) Intro / Bomb First (My Second Reply) (feat.

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