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Tupac - The Complete Live Performances (2006) Review

Tupac - The Complete Live Performances (2006)
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Incredible. I have never actually seen Tupac live but watching the the concerts put me right there in the action, I truly felt like I was there. The House of Blues performance was far better quality than that of club 662, but the club performance still delivered a since that Tupac was back none the less. It was also great to see all of the Death Row artists truly supporting each other on stage; this truly displayed the fact that they were all fans of each other's music. I loved it and recommend it to all of the Tupac and Death Row fans.

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This special two-disc set brings together the only two liveperformances by Tupac Shakur that were ever filmed. The House Of Blues showfrom 1996 was released as a stand alone DVD last year, and is now combinedin this set with the never before seen show from Club 662 in Las Vegas,also filmed in 1996 on the day of his release from prison. In contrast tothe many "story of" DVDs of Tupac available, this set is the definitivelive experience of Tupac at his very best in front of a live audience. Tracklisting Disc One - House of Blues 1. Ambitions Az a Ridah 2. So Many Tears 3. Troublesome 4. Hit `Em Up 5.Tattoo Tears 6. All About You 7. Never Call U Bitch Again 8. Freak `n' You9. How Do You Want It 10. Murder Was the Case 11. The Shiznit 12. If We AllGonna Fuck 13. Some Bomb Azz (Pussy) 14. Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can'tHave None) 15. New York 16. Big Pimpin' 17. Do What I Feel 18. G's andHustlas 19. Who Am I (What's My Name) 20. Me In Your World 21. For MyNiggaz and Bitches 22. Doggfather 23. Gin and Juice 24. 2 of Amerikaz MostWanted / Nothing But a Gangster PartyDisc Two - Club 662 1. Ambitions Az a Ridah 2. When We Ride 3. So Many Tears 4. All About You5. California Love 6. Who Got Some Gansta Shit 7. For All My Niggaz andBitches 8. New York 9. Cyco-lic-no 10. Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can'tHave None) 11. One By One 12. Respect 13. Dogg Pound Gangstaz 14. BigPimpin' 15. What Would You Do? Bonus Features House Of Blues: Original videos for: "California Love" (remix), "To LiveAnd Die In L.A.", "Hit `Em Up", "How Do You Want It" (concert version) and"I Ain't Mad At Cha". Club 662: Reprise versions of "Ambitions Az A Ridah" and "California Love",Free Style, Commentary with Treach and Alternative camera angles.

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SmokeOut (2002) Review

SmokeOut (2002)
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i want to give this dvd 5 stars so bad ya know, but the audio is soo bad i was gonna give it 3 but i gotta do at least 4.
the sound sounds mushy like they cut out all the ambience, like one of thoose people who listen to stuff with the treble way down. man, thoose people. you can barely hear the crowd and the music sounds louder than the actual artists, a little frustrating, specially to thoose with good home systems. this is the dvd that convinces you to buy a seperate graphic eq for your theater setup. youd probally solve some of this by just using your stereo preset because everything sounds better in
stereo. though when you have a surround setup you dont have it cause you like listening to only 2 speakers. great concert, i
will say that the kottonmouth kings at the beginning were in daylight all the rest of the dvd is dark all of the sudden.
what happened in between i don know. you see a couple motorcycles jump, thats it. would of liked more daytime
footage. i think snoop dogs gangster party with 2 pac in the
backtrack was good. love dvd, audio sucks, thats it.

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The Smoke Out festival celebrated its 5th anniversary in November 2002, and was captured on camera for posterity. With a line-up including Cypress Hill, Snoop Dogg, Everlast, Bone, Thugs 'n' Harmony, and others, this was one of the strongest Smoke Out's yet. A true mix of genres, the eclectic selection of acts has seen fans returning to the festival year after year, and this release amply demonstrates why!

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