2Pac – Better Dayz

Album Info

Artist: 2Pac

Title: Better Dayz

Year: 2002

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Tracklist

  • 1. Intro (0:55)
  • 2. Still Ballin' - Nitty Remix (2:49)
  • 3. When We Ride On Our Enemies - Briss Remix (2:54)
  • 4. Changed Man - Jazze Pha Remix (3:52)
  • 5. F*** Em All (4:25)
  • 6. Never B Peace - Nitty Remix (4:59)
  • 7. Mamma's Just A Little Girl - KP Remix (4:58)
  • 8. Street Fame - Briss Remix (4:30)
  • 9. Whatcha Gonna Do (3:37)
  • 10. Fair Xchange - Jazze Pha Remix (3:52)
  • 11. Ghetto Star (4:14)
  • 12. Thugz Mansion - Nas Acoustic (4:12)
  • 1. My Block - Nitty Remix (5:22)
  • 2. Thugz Mansion - 7 Remix (4:07)
  • 3. Never Call U B**** Again (4:38)
  • 4. Better Dayz (4:17)
  • 5. U Can Call - Jazze Pha Remix (3:49)
  • 6. Military Minds (5:29)
  • 7. Fame (4:50)
  • 8. Fair Xchange - Mya Remix (3:56)
  • 9. Catchin Feelins (4:54)
  • 10. There U Go (5:30)
  • 11. This Life I Lead (5:21)
  • 12. Who Do You Believe In (5:30)
  • 13. They Don't Give A F**** About Us (5:06)
  • 14. Outro (0:13)

Review

I'm diving straight into the world of 2Pac with his iconic album "Better Dayz". This double-album is a treasure trove of unreleased heat, mostly from the 1994-1996 period, and it's a wild ride. You get a mix of remixed tracks and original, finished mixes that showcase 2Pac's incredible range. The album's divided into two discs - one for the hardcore rap fans and the other for those who love their R&B jams. This setup makes the album super accessible and enjoyable, highlighting 2Pac's versatility as an artist.

The R&B disc is where things get really interesting, with tracks like "My Block (Remix)", "Never Call U Bitch Again", "Better Dayz", and "Fame" showcasing 2Pac's reflective and conflicted side. You also get a slew of guest appearances from the likes of Outlawz, Ron Isley, Nas, and Tyrese, which adds to the album's fire. The hit single "Thugz Mansion" is a standout, with two versions that bring different vibes to the table. Overall, "Better Dayz" is a testament to 2Pac's enduring legacy and creative genius, offering fans a rich and varied collection of his unreleased work that still holds up today.- Rafe