2Pac - Tupac: Resurrection [Clean]

Amid all of the generally disappointing posthumous 2pac releases, the Tupac: Resurrection soundtrack is a diamond in the rough, an affective listening experience that adds a few new productions to a broad sampling of the rapper's early, underexposed recordings. Intended to complement the corresponding film, Tupac: Resurrection was obviously a labor of love for Afeni Shakur, who became the caretaker of her son's legacy following his murder in 1996. The first couple releases she oversaw, beginning with R U Still Downnull (1997), were spotty and somewhat ill-conceived; however, on Tupac: Resurrection she makes some wise decisions. Read More