R U Still Down (remember Me) - 2Pac

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - Gangsta & Hardcore / Artist: 2Pac / Audio CD released 1997-11-24 at Bmg / Disc #1 ... more

R U Still Down (remember Me) - 2Pac ... Tracklisting
1 Open Fire
2 R U Still Down (Remember Me)
3 I Wonder If Heaven Got A Ghetto
4 Fuck All Y'all
5 Fake Ass Bitches
6 Hellrazor
7 Nothing To Lose
8 I'm Gettin' Money
9 Lie To Kick It
10 Crooked Nigga Too
11 Don't Make Enemies With Me
12 Is It Cool To Fuck
13 Ready 4 Whatever
14 When I Get Free (Souljah's Revenge)
15 Hold On Be Strong
16 I'm Losin' It
17 Thug Style
18 What You Won't Do For Love
19 Po' Nigga Blues
20 Thugs 4 Life
21 Nothin' But Love
22 16 On Death Row
23 Let Them Thangs Go
24 When I Get Free II
25 Only Fear Of Death

Newest Review: ... jumps on some lively beats that are clearly from the earlier years from him as you hear that it was actually the rapper ... more

... himself behind the beats (with the Live Squad too) it is a raw track and it has him expressing just how he feels as he moves out to California as he joined the Digital Underground crew. It seesm to take you to a new place as it powers out after a emotive one and seems to lift the mood again. **Five Stars** 9. "I'm Gettin' Money" In a re-working of "Str8 Ballin'", with this amongst my favourite 'Pac tracks and one that I really can't get enough of as you find that here Mike Mosley lays down some...more

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R U Still Down (Remember Me)
Release Date: 1997 - 11 - 24, Audio CD, Jive

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R U Still Down (remember Me) - 2Pac: You Can Never Take The Life Of A Real G (2398 words)
by - written on 07/10/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Released in 1997, "R U Still Down?" came as the first posthumous album from 2Pac and was his sixth overall solo effort. The one prior to this was also released after his death, but this was the first to be compiled without any sort of input from the New York-born, California-raised rapper (who was killed late in 1996). This is a double-album and one of many to bring previously-unreleased material from the artist, this time with works from between 1992 and 1994 (the pre-Death Row Records years) Disc 1: 1. "Redemption" (Intro) 2. "Open Fire" To get things started here you get a fairly funky one from ... Read the complete review