2pac Will Always be the best

I bought this album as soon as it came out and knew that tupac would never disappoint. The first CD was very very good,but the second cd started to sound like that they were just putting whatever they could find and just piled it all together. The production and arrangement of this album could of been better but it is classic tupac. He ranges on topics such as the struggle (being poor), racism, and other topics that many people deal with in their everyday lives. He also deals with drug references, sex and violence (but thats rap and life). Many tracks have a lively beat and something that is very nice to play in the car or even at home. Tupac also talks about biggie and his other "enemies". Their are guest appearances by Trick Daddy, Nas, Mya, Tyrese and others. Though this is not the greatest tupac cd out their, it still shows that he was and still is the king. If you are not a tupac fan or hate him this album will most probably not change your opinion of that. But the true rap and tupac fans will enjoy this album and hear that rap is not just about money but it also deals with everyday life and experiences that can be happy or sad. Because he was not alive to watch the production of this album it is not the best, but it allows fans to know that he rapped with a passion and actually affected the rap game deeply as well as the whole music industry.