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Webmaster Featuring more than
20 selections, Until The End Of Time brings together the full range of
2Pac's thoughts and emotions following his release from prison in late
1995 until his death on September 13, 1996. The tracks on Until
The End Of Time are the never-before-released recordings the phenomenally
prolific rapper was working on before his murder. From the inspirational
("Letter To My Unborn," "Until The End Of Time") to the combative ("Last
One Left," "All Out"), from thoughtful touching songs ("Mama's Just A
Little Girl," "Happy Home") to getting' crazy party songs ("Let Em Have
It," "Thug N U Thug N Me"), Until The End Of Time delves into the complete
2Pac, tracing his life and experiences as expressed through his own words
and many of the songs he intended to be on his next album. Executive produced by Suge Knight and Afeni Shakur, Until The End Of Time was culled from 2Pac's Death Row catalog. Until The End Of Time is the first of two double CDs of songs from the same Makaveli period; the second double CD will be released at the end of the year. |
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Shawn KCi & Jojo released
their new album "X" with the song titled "Thug N U Thug N Me"
which features Tupac in 3 verses. Many people think this Tupac song was
a never before released song that was recorded before Tupac's death, yet
I think not. This song is a brand new song recorded with KC & Jo Jo. In
the credits section KC & Jo Jo mention two of their friends who produced
tracks for the cd and died, yet their is no mention to Tupac or that he
died. Recently, KC & Jo Jo were asked about the Tupac song and Jo Jo released
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www.ufofilm.com Unified Film Organization (UFO), the Los Angeles-based production and sales operation in which publicly-traded German distributor Advanced Medien took a 51% stake earlier this year, has launched a theatrical level division called Consolidated Motion Pictures. The First film to come out of the division is $6m New York-set romantic comedy Snatched with Friends and Whole Nine Yards star Matthew Perry. Jace Alexander, a TV director of The Practice, Law And Order and others, will direct the movie, about three women and their relationships. It will start shooting on March 15 next year. Another film on the Consolidated slate is Tupac Vs., a 'rapumentary' featuring one of the last live concerts by Tupac Shakur recorded one month before his murder, UFO chiefs Phil Roth and Jeff Beach said 50% of the concert consists of previously unrealeased recordings. It will be ready for delivery to coincide with Sept. 6, the fifth anniversary of his death. |
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www.KciAndJojo.com Tupac is featured in Kci & Jojo's new ucoming album called "X". Other artists include Timbaland, Wyclef and more. The release date however is still unknown. How many more unreleased tracks are there still on standby? |
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External Tupac's mother, Afeni Shakur has recently trademarked his late son's name "Tupac" therefore websites or domain names throughout the internet that contains the word "Tupac" were continously shut down as all legal rights in the use of the word "Tupac" was pa*sed on to Afeni Shakur. I hope this site doesn't get shut down! If it does, I will return with a new site, at a new address. |
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Webmaster I was watching the comedy movie, "Scary movie" when the song "All Bout U" came on. The girl that plays the part of Ivory-Wayan's girlfriend then says "I love this song, this is my favourite track" (or something similar) then starts singing and dancing to the song. Just a small "appearance" in the new movies today! Nice to see that they still remember him though. |
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Rollingstone Previously unreleased tapes of Tupac Shakur's first recordings will soon see the light of day. Chopmaster J, a founding member of Bay Area rap icons Digital Underground, recently discovered ten tracks from Shakur's first-known recording session and will release them as The Lost Tapes. The tracks were thought to have perished in the 1991 Oakland fires that ravaged the Digital Underground's recording studio as well as several of the group members' homes. However, Chopmaster J recently discovered a master reel of the decade-old Shakur recordings in the basement of his mother's house. The Lost Tapes features a seventeen-year-old Shakur backed by his original group, Strictly Dope. Chopmaster J produced the recordings, which are said to have landed Shakur his first gig with Digital Underground back in 1989, earning him a cameo on their single, "Same Song." Chopmaster J is giving away twenty copies of the album through www.daveyd.com, but plans for further release have not been established. GABRIELLE SCHAFER |
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Rollingstone Tupac's Outlawz posse files $4.5 million suit against Death Row, Interscope The Outlawz have filed a $4.5 million lawsuit against Death Row Records, the label's incarcerated chief Marion "Suge" Knight, Death Row's distributor Interscope Records, Suge Knight Films and Suge Publishing. Filed Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, the suit cites eleven complaints, including breach of contract, unfair business practices, intentional interference with prospective economic advantages and racketeering, just to name a few. The dispute centers around the Outlawz' album, Still I Rise, recorded with the late Tupac Shakur, which was released by Death Row in December of 1999. According to the law firm representing the Outlawz, "Death Row and Knight have falsely a*serted to third parties that the Outlawz remain obligated under the Recording Agreement [to Death Row]." The Outlawz claim that their contract with Death Row was null and void as of May of 1999, seven months prior to the album's actual release. Representatives for the Outlawz also maintain that Death Row and Knight instructed Interscope not to include the Outlawz in any promotion for Still I Rise. In addition to the album dispute, the Outlawz also allege that they received no compensation for their unauthorized appearance in Death Row Uncut, a video produced by Suge Knight Films. In February, attorneys for the Outlawz sent a cease and desist letter to Death Row and Interscope, asking them to stop promoting the group as part of the Death Row roster. Neither Death Row nor Interscope were available for comment. GABRIELLE SCHAFER |
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Rollingstone Tupac Shakur's legend will live large next month. On Dec. 3 at the Berkeley Community Theater in Berkeley, Calif., Digital Underground, the Geto Boys and Shakur's former backing band, the Outlawz, will headline the One Nation Concert, a tribute to Shakur, who was shot dead in Las Vegas in 1996. On the following day, Oakland's McClymonds High School will host a seminar discussing the rapper's legacy as well as more general issues facing the hip-hop community. On Dec. 14, Interscope will release Still I Rise, another collection of Shakur's previously unreleased material. The collection will be the fourth posthumous Shakur release ... BILL CRANDALL, JENNY ELISCU, JOE ROSENTHAL, CHRISTINA SARACENO, RICHARD SKANSE, JAAN UHELSZKI |
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Music Type: Magazine Date: Issue 1, July 1998 Info: "Orlando Anderson, the alleged gang member suspected of killing Tupac Shakur (although never charged), himself died last month in a gang shootout in a car wash in Compton, L.A. But his lawyer says that Anderson's lawsuit against Tupac's estate will continue: Anderson was beaten up by Tupac's entourage at a Las Vegas hotel on September 7, 1996, hours before Tupac was gunned down." |
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The Source Type: Magazine Date: July 1998 Info: It was said that Tupac Shakur was hiding in a remote area in Chile with Anista Shakur. This was mainly becuase there was too many coincidences in relation with 2pac's death (the numbers, Fri. 13th, new name of "Makaveli", etc.) |
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TV Week (Australia) Type: Magazine Date: 1997 Info: "Record producer Quincy Jones is planning to make a film of Tupac Shakur's life. Quincy's daughter, Kidada. had been romantically linked to the dead rapper." |
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Hip-Hop Connection Type: Magazine Date: April 1998 Info: Last semester, the University of California in Berkeley unveiled a 2 unit course for undergraduates called "History 98: Poetry and History of Tupac Shakur". They will be enrolling 50 students each year, explaining the socio-dramatics behind songs like "Wonda why they call you bi**h", "Toss 'Em Up" and "Dear Mama". |
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2Pac Greatest Hits Type: CD Date: December 1998 Info: On his recent release of Tupac's new album, titled "2pac greatest Hits", Tupac mentioned "rest in peace Biggie Smalls" on one of his tracks, "Changes". Wasn't the track supposed to be recorded BEFORE the death of the Notorious B.I.G? |
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Sanity Type: Magazine Date: December 1998 Info: Although this news is old, it may be some interest to readers about HOW Orlando Anderson, the alleged killer of Tupac Shakur was gunned down himself. The story is that Orlando was involved in a brawl with the Death Row entourage at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. On March 8th, 1997, Anderson and his uncle (also his fellow-Crip) Keith "Keefee D" Davis attended a party in L.A where the Notorious B.I.G was killed. Police later seized Davis' car as it matched the description of the shooters car. Davis was never charged. Anderson sued Tupac's mother, Afeni for $1 million for damages sustained at the MGM brawl. Afeni counter - sued , alleging Anderson had killed her son. Anderson recieved $800 000 from Tupac's estate, but never lived to enjoy it. In May 29, two men (Michael Stone and his cousin, Jerry Stone) approached Anderson and his best friend Michael Reed Dorrough at a Hamburger stand. Anderson and Dorrough owed them money and Dorrough started blasting away. Michael Stone retaliated. The Stones were left bleeding while Anderson and Dorrough escaped in a Chevy. They were stopped by a flat tyre about 1 block away. Anderson was still alive complaining of pain, but died later in hospital. |
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over 150 Unreleased Tracks Source: Hip-Hop Connection Type: Magazine Date: April 1998 Info: In an exclusive interview with Tupac's mum, Afeni Shakur, she claimed that she had discovered over 150 tracks recorded by Tupac, some of them including collaborations with Madonna and Alanis Morisette! "There is enough material for around another 10 albums"- Afeni Shakur. The release of these albums to the public is still in the planning stage. But it is claimed that there will probably "be a box set of Tupac's album at some point in the future. |
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3 - "Thugs Don't Die" Additional info to the Makaveli 3 hype: "Afeni and Amaru Records are planning a more legitimate Tupac tribute album with various artists covering songs by the late rapper. Spokespeople for the label would not comment on their wish list for the project, but a source close to the project says invitations to cover Tupac have gone out to Madonna among others. Amaru hopes to release the record on September 13, the two year anniversary of Tupac's death." |
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