2pac Better Dayz 4 LP vinyl records RARE 12 inch like new
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Description
These vinyl is well taking care of, is in good conditions like new small scratches here and there hardly noticeable to the camera and eye. The vinyl dose not skip sounds very clean must look at the photos. Don't come with the original plastic. The cover is worn out a little were the vinyl is put in only. Comes with the white papers and is a complete set.
Artist: 2Pac
Format: Vinyl
Release Year: 2002
Record Label: Death Row (USA)
Genre: Gangsta, Hardcore, R&B
Number Of Discs: 4
Details
Contributing Artists: T.I., Nas, Trick Daddy, Mya, Ronald Isley, The Outlawz, Jazze Pha, Tyrese
Distributor: Universal Distribution
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: DDD
Album Notes
Personnel includes; 2Pac, Mya, Jazze Pha, Nas, Outlawz, T.I., Trick Daddy, Tyrese, Anthony Hamilton, Ron Isley.Producers include: 7 Aurelius, Jazze Pha, KP, Darryl Harper, Briss.Contains an untitled hidden track following "They Don't Give A **** About Us".Personnel: 2Pac, Trick Daddy, Jazze Pha, T.I., The Outlawz, Nutso, Nas, J. Phoenix, Coco Brothers, Buckshot, Kadafi, Kastro, Napoleon, Young Noble (rap vocals); Johnta Austin, Anthony Hamilton, Tyrese, Ron Isley, Mya (vocals); 7 Special, BRISS (various instruments); Alex Siff, Shorty B (guitar, bass); Michael Herring, Tim Stewart, Ryan Stuber (guitar); Donavan Henry (organ); Frank Nitty Pimentel, Luis Pimentel (keyboards, programming); Ronnie King (keyboards); Courtney Copeland, Henry Fayson (background vocals).Producers include: 7 Aurelius, Frank Nitty Pimentel, BRISS, Jazze Pha, Go Twice.This exercise in rap-from-the-dead is brought to you courtesy of 2Pac's Mom Afeni and label boss and material witness Suge Knight. Hewing to the laws of fame intensified by early death, the pair have ensured that the late and legendary rapper's martyrdom in the East-West Coast rap wars doesn't cramp his style. The resurrected raps on the double CD BETTER DAYZ, just one in a plethora of posthumous 2Pac releases, come rattling out of the speakers in the form of remixes by such rising lights as Jazze Pha and lesser-known talents like 7 Aurelius. All participants make passable efforts at injecting some posthumous pizazz into the proceedings, notably the coruscating "Never a Peace" and the sweet-and sour Spanish guitar-accompanied "Mama's Just a Little Girl." So just sit back and enjoy the artistry, and most of all the essential humanity of 2Pac's particular flavor--and the artful smoke and mirrors of the remixers as they reassemble these fragments and sketches into listenable tracks.
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