2Pac – Unreleased & Original (Compilation Vol. 1) [Mixtape]

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Me and B-Easy was talking the other night and he suggested I should do a compilation of Pac’s unreleased and original material since a lot of people don’t have it. Plus I’m a big Pac fan as you can see. This is Volume 1 of the series of my collection, I’ll make a Volume 2 and so forth soon.

I get a kick out of “Die Slow” since he disses Jay-Z (Because I know how much of a Jay fan B-Easy and H20 is) and call him out at the end when he starts talking. Don’t get me wrong I like Jay-Z too but I’m a much bigger Pac fan overall. I included the original version of “Thug Luv”, I wish the quality was a little bit better though. The beat is much darker than the Art Of War version (Tomica Wright made them change it from being so dark since Ruthless wanted Bone to go to another direction). That song was actually Bizzy Bone song featuring Pac & Sylk E Fyne. The “Tongue Kissing” song is actually the same beat as “R U Still Down” with Jon B but the beat is altered differently you’ll hear different instruments on it and plus this is Pac song solo. Some of these songs are from One Nation album he was doing with the East Coast but after he died it got shelved. Well enjoy people and I have more where that came from. I been holding all these songs for about 10 or 11 years now so I just decided to leak some of them out.

Oh yea the next volume I’ll probably include the snippet of the song “Watch Ya Mouth” where he disses Nas, Dr. Dre, De La Soul and so forth. For some reason the whole thing haven’t leaked yet, it was suppose to be on the Makaveli album originally.

1. No Mercy (Interlude) “Interview Dissing Mobb Deep”
2. Die Slow (Original Version) feat. Outlawz “Jay-Z & Mobb Deep Diss”
3. Don’t Go 2 Sleep (Original Version) feat. Edi & Fatal of Outlawz
4. Untouchables (Unreleased) feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg, Bad Azz & Outlawz
5. 4 My Niggaz (Unreleased) feat. Storm (Notorious B.I.G. & Da Brat Diss)
6. Confessions (Original Version of Breathin) feat. Bizzy Bone
7. Just Watching (Unreleased) feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg & Dogg Pound
8. Ride For Me (Unreleased) feat. Fatal & Kurupt
9. Niggaz Nature (Original Version of Thug Nature) feat. Val Young
10. Tongue Kissing (Unreleased)
11. Where Will I Be (Unreleased) feat. Outlawz
12. Play Your Cards Right (Original Version) feat. Outlawz Immortalz & Jodeci
13. Grab The Mic “Staring Thru My Rearview Part II” (Unreleased)
14. Letter 2 The President (Original Version) feat. Outlawz & Big Syke
15. If There’s A Cure (Unreleased Freestyle) feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg
16. Komradz “So So Crazy” (Unreleased) feat. Outlawz
17. Fortune & Fame (Original Version) feat. Kokane, Outlawz, and Spice 1
18. Thug Luv (Original Version) (Bizzy Bone featuring 2Pac & Sylk E Fyne)
19. Still A Mystery To Me (2Pac 96 Dedication Unreleased) Performed by O.F.T.B. feat. Outlawz & Kurupt

Download: 2Pac – Unreleased & Original (Compilation Vol. 1) [Mixtape]

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P-Body
Probably the biggest 2Pac fan ever. Boxer/Writer/Producer/College Student. Repping the South until I die. Anything else you want to know just ask.
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67 Comments

      1. Biggie was great but Pac just had more material and he really had songs at different angles. He may not be as lyrical as Big which I’ll admit but he had more substance and he reached people more.

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        1. Pac was definitely multi-faceted brother, who knew how to transfer his emotions through songs, I just always felt like he was too erratic on his albums. Biggie had more cohesiveness in his albums, granted that never straying away too far from his usual subject matter made that much easier to do.

          I guess in my opinion Pac made great songs, but Biggie made better albums over all, even though he had two.

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          2. See that what makes Pac stand out from other artist since is erractic, rebellous and just “I Don’t Give A Fuck”. So many rappers copying his style during concerts performing without shirts and stuff. He was the only rapper doing that with the bandana’s and tats. Biggie has great albums but I’m sorry I can’t co-sign to say Biggie had the better albums. Depending on who you asking. I think Makaveli, All Eyez On Me, and Me Against The World is one of the best albums from 2Pac and also just in music period. Makaveli was dark which I like… I love dark stuff along with Soul, Rocky, Jazzy type themes but darkness is what attracts me if done right. I also like when he disses Jay-Z, I get kick out of it everytime even when he had interviews and dissed Jay-Z I thought it was funny even though I am a Jay-Z fan. Reason why I get a kick out of it because people use to hold Jay-Z up so high and act like nobody can say nothing to this man since he was such a lyrical beast and plus some people didn’t even know Pac was beefing with Jay-Z… He beefed with LL Cool J, De La Soul and so forth as well.

            Listen to “Grab The Mic” the subject matter that he talks about is real and you can feel it. I like stuff like that and the song “Fame” he have good subject matter. I like it when he talks about death and just life period. I can definitely feel him. Some people be thinking all his songs have to do with being a Thug or dissing Bad Boy & Mobb Deep but naw dude talk about death, his upbringing, racism, and etc. Crazy dude did a lot by the time he was 25 than most did in their lifetime. Dude still putting out music

            @King Jerm
            I knew you would co-sign with him but you know good and well you like “Me Against The World”!

        2. biggie is not better than pac in any way period biggie got like 2 or 3 songs talking about things in life and others about the drug game and partying it good to here sometimes but not all the time pac had different styles n all of them was good everybody copies off of pac dmx, jarule 50cent etc…. the list goes on

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      2. Biggie didn’t speak about nothing, only have lyrics about bitches, drugs and his fat punk ass. Pac is the best lyricist, no doubt!

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        1. So.. Things Done Changed, Sky’s The Limit, and Suicidal Thoughts are  just figments of our imaginations?

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          2. What Pac song you listen to which made you think that’s all he talked about? He did not talk about his mom that much. Yes he spoke about bitches, and drugs but he also had different subject matter he spoke on like “Letter 2 The President”, “Everything They Owe”, “Reincarnation”, and so forth. You just saying that stuff to get a shock factor but everybody that listen to Pac music know “Bitches, drugs, and his mom” is not all he talked about. You must have forgot about his first two albums.

  2. Damn P-Body. I thought I had most of Pac’s stuff but I literally don’t have 1 track on this mixtape. You know your stuff dude.

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    1. Thanks man. I’m a really really big fan of Pac for real. I got movies on VHS and DVDs.. Documentaries. I still have some of the posters from the 90’s at my mom house.. I thought about taking them with me whenever I visit her house but naw… Volume 2 will be up soon! I got many more where that came from!

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  4. Even thought I feel Biggie was a better MC, I will admit that without Pac a LOTTA MC’s wouldn’t had careers:

    Master P
    DMX
    Lil’ Zane
    Ja Rule
    50 Cent
    and the list goes on…

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    1. No doubt Verbose. I’ll get started on Volume 2 tonight and probably upload it tomorrow if I get things situated with trying to get back into school. I’ll also make a list for Volume 3 since a lot of people don’t have these cuts.

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  6. @P-Body

    You must’ve of grown up on Pac man, from the response you left I can tell you gotta respect from him and a lotta love for his music. My entire experience of Pac comes from me wanting to go back and listen to the music that came before my generation, which I can admit is mostly shit. So when I say that I think that Biggie it comes strictly from all bystanders point of view, saying that I didn’t grow up on Pac or Biggie (I think I was bout 7 or 8 when Pac died), so I don’t have that emotional connection that you do.

    But I’m feeling this compliation, and I’m definately try give his albums some more spins to get a better feel for him.

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    1. Yeah I grew up on Pac back in the day fa sho. I remember when dude died man that was fucked up. A lot of my friends had the 2Pac shirts and stuff on. Well the next compilation will be up shortly I got done with it earlier today. Volume 3 will be out soon though.

      But yea Pac was that dude to me. When I was really young I use to be a big MC Hammer fan, I had the pants and shit. Lol! But I stopped liking his stuff after a while though it started to become cheesy. I was a hip hop junkie but nowadays I’m kinda growing out of it because its too much bullshit going on nowadays in the hip hop world. Too many bullshit artist.

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  7. Hey P-Body I’m loving all these mixtapes! Great job cannot wait for the next one! Could you please reupload the first mix tape #1. For some reason I’ve tried downloading it twice and it continues to only download 6.4MB of it and quits. Thank you so much!

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  8. Not to disrespect someones opinion, but oftenly when you say Biggie is the better, you come from NY or eastside. If you say 2pac is the better one, you dont really have to come from any specific place, everyone could relate. Biggie is the greatest of NY next to nas. And 2pac is greatest of all times

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      1. Cant take you serious when you say 2pac wasnt hood because he went to baltimoore schools of the art. U know Biggie sang about the life he didnt have and gave no props to 2pac on his first album.

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        1. Why should Big have to give Pac any props. That is some bitch type shit. That is why Kim has beef with Nicki because she wanted props. That is purely bitch made type shit dawg.

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          1. If you arent aware how much promotion 2pac did for Biggie when Biggie was a newcomer. Listen to party and bullshit and compare to ready to die. The style is different.

            BUT overall, when 2pac died at 25, he had more quality songs than any other rapper, and no one was like him. And people still trying to imitate him.

            But if you are a Biggie/Jay stan you have to hate the opposite i guess.

  9. DuB September 26, 2011 at 6:12 pm –
    I’m a Pac fan, but I can list about 15 emcees who are better without really thinking.

    I can list about 15 emcees who are better than Jay and Biggie, so?

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  10. hey in strictly 4 my niggaz there some unsed tracks i there is one the name is still dont give a fuck unrealeased where i can get that>??

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      1. That doesn’t make sense. If someone who wasn’t born in the era of Pac and Biggie and stop selling their albums. Would that be fair? These compilations aren’t even on mixtape websites. How am I supposed to know about it?

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  20. @ P-Body Whenever you do post Vol. 12, can you also repost/re-upload the links for Vol. 1 & Vol. 4

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  26. I’m sorry but this should be deleted, fkin useless shit if uploader doesn’t even care to keep it uploaded why do ii in first place? And i can respect that you know alot about pac but damn.. and that guy who says biggie was better, he was just probably born in east coast or some shit, pac was wayy better no one in this world can do it like pac.. Pac is Pac by the end of the day get your facts str8, no one will ever be as good as him, R.I.P KING OF RAP. by far.

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      1. When stuff goes inactive, the sites delete it. He’d never be done re-uploading this stuff. Nobody is going to keep doing that. It’s just too much upkeep. Ask one of the first few replies, they should have it and may re-upload it.

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        1. man its 3years ago…of course not much 2pac fans knows about this unreleased shit
          i wish p-body would upload it so i could reupp it again and again for him

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  31. damn bro can you re-ep these mixtapes and possibly email them to me? I need these originals in my collection!!

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