Don Killuminati: Seven Day Theory - 2pac/Makaveli

"The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory" came out late in 1996, and had 2Pac take on a new persona as Makaveli (following the time spend reading Machiavelli's "The Prince" in prison). It was the second album from him in the year, after dropping the classic "All Eyez On Me" earlier on, but unfortunately he was killed before he was given a chance to drop this, his final completed work. 1. "Intro" 2. "Hail Mary" This track begins a string of recordings which went on to become singles for him, and for this one, it is probably the most significant track off the album as it is considered to be ...  Read the complete review

Being a big 2pac fan, when this hit the stores in 96, shortly after his controversial death, I was really excited. Let’s face it after all eyez on me who wouldn’t. But this was not the man’s best album. To me it was a man who was looking for a quick image change with “makaveli” and therefore rushed through the album. Don’t get me wrong it’s a great album, for any other artist it would be the pinnacle of their career but for tupac I don’t know. To be honest I’m probably too critical of this guy, considering I cant rap for sh*t. Anyway, this album still offers some top beats for your die-hard Pac ...  Read the complete review

this got to be one of the best 2pac albums, and just after he had changed his name to makaveli. The rapping on this album is some of his best, but as a relativly new fan this could be agrued against, as some of the earlier stuff most artists do is some of their best, but he died after making this great album. The bass is excellent, and lyrics are true as well as amusing at times. With the takeout in track 11 which reminds me of my friend playing counter-strike (see me review on that), it make me laugh everytime. Once again one of his best albums, along with all eyez on me. gotta be the best rapper in the world ...  Read the complete review

Tupac will for ever go out as one of the greatest rap artists that has ever lived, hes one of those emcees that doesnt give a damn, hes gonna speak whats on his mind and if you dont like it, Fuck you.. However Tupac got killed and he resuructed as Makaveli, Makaveli's style is similar to Tupac only Makaveli is more pissed off and he straight declares war on the enemies Tupac had, On tracks like Against all Odds, and My Bomb 1st everyone from Mobb Deep, JayZ, Biggie, Puffy, and Nas get hit wit the verbal assault from Makaveli. and the disses dont stop there, On toss it up which is for the radio and clubs due to the apperances of Danny Boy, KC and jojo and Arron ...  Read the complete review

This was the album released in 96, after pac had died. Even though it brought excitment to everyone when it was realeased, at first I thought that this album wasnt that good but after listening to it alot more lately I recon its his second best album next to all eyes on me. My favourite tracks on this album are such hit tracks as toss it up, To live and die in LA and Hail Mary. The tracks I dislike are white mans world and me and my girlfriend. The beats on this album arnt great, but they are not terrible either. Most are orignal though. Also it has a great introduction to the LP explaing about some of the beef between 2pac and the New York Emcees. Compared to ...  Read the complete review