Runnin’ On E (Alt Original Version) (feat. When We Ride On Our Enemies (Original)ġ1. When We Ride Prelude (Interview Dissing Mobb Deep)Ĩ. Stay tune for Volume 10! Yes I did say 10.ġ. They sampled Prince “If I Was Your Girlfriend” basically they looped it around and rapped over it.Īlright I’m done with the writing. I can’t see Hammer ripping this shit like Pac did (I will admit to being a Hammer fan when I was a kid though).Īlso check out “Thugs Get Lonely Too” featuring Thug Life. Actually this song was written for MC Hammer to rap on, but thank God Tupac recorded his own. This version isn’t clean and he doesn’t say “You always be in my heart” in the beginning like he do on Greatest Hits version. “Unconditional Love” is somewhat different than the one on the Greatest Hits album. Similar to the other original but not as funky as the other version (My favorite version). Well this version is a different as well. I know some people are going to say “Man you already put ‘Black Jesus’ on the other mixtape“. I don’t like the remix too much to be honest. They end up using the vocals from this song on the 2Pac Resurrection album song featuring 50 Cent called “The Realest Killas”. “Let’s Fight” is also another song from One Nation album. The original “Military Minds” is a song from the One Nation album featuring Boot Camp Click, but the remixed appeared on Better Dayz album. Some of you probably thought the One Nation sessions was over, well it is not. I’m glad they finally leaked the CD Quality of the song! Thank god! The track itself to me sound like something Scarface would rap on back then. I don’t understand why they removed this song because Pac was snapping and the beat is perfect for a diss song. “Watch Ya Mouth” is an outtake and unreleased song from the Makaveli album. The thing I hate about this song is the bassline, it is too loud in the car and I have to cut the volume down. I been knew about the song but it took a long ass time for it to leak.
This is actually the first song I heard 2Pac say “Fuck New York” on. They trash A Tribe Called Quest, Jeru, Bad Boy, Mobb Deep, and etc. You can tell this had to be recorded a little after Dogg Pound & Snoop Doggy Dogg had their trailer shot up in New York while filming “New York, New York” music video. Then you have Daz and others pretending to be guys from new york saying “Hey Money, yo B” as you already know was the NY slang. You hear DJ Quik in the beginning saying a few words about the East Coast being the enemy since he you may not see him on The Source magazine. Which he disses Mobb Deep, The Fugees, Da Brat, and Bad Boy.Ģ New songs just leaked (“NY ’87” & “Watch Ya Mouth” in CDQ Original). Not to mention I had to throw in the original version of “When We Ride On Our Enemies” to go along with the interview. I went ahead and added a clip from an interview he talks about the East Coast & Mobb Deep especially. I guess people thought the diss songs was over with from Pac, well they got another thing coming. Definitely compare the two versions because there is some difference. Well this version is a little different (very little) and his hook is different. I’m sure some people remember the song “16 On Death Row” which was on R U Still Down album. I can picture him performing this at In Living Color at the end when they use to have a lot of live performances (Not a bad thing). You can tell this was recorded around ’93. Another song from the Thug Life era that was unreleased is “Niggaz In The Pen”. I like both of them so I can’t really say which version I like the best. The original version of “Cradle 2 The Grave” is different from the one on Thug Life Volume 1 (1994) album. They had this song already leaked but it had a different beat this one is the original. Well this version is the complete version with Storm rapping along with Pac, Kurupt, and Fatal from Outlawz.Īlso I had to throw in the unreleased song titled “Big Time” which is with Live Squad (Stretch & Majesty) recorded around 92.
Okay so I know people going to say “Man you already put ‘Ride 4 Me’ on the other mixtape“. Let’s get started with a brief summary of this version of the mixtape.
#2PAC MAKAVELI MIXTAPES SERIES#
Here is the latest installment of the Pac series and this time I’m hitting you peeps with Volume 9, yes I did say Volume 9.
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