The Notorious B.I.G. – Life After Death

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Artist: The Notorious B.I.G.

Title: Life After Death

Year: 1997

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Tracklist

  • 1. Life After Death (Intro) - 2014 Remaster (1:39)
  • 2. Somebody's Gotta Die - 2014 Remaster (4:26)
  • 3. Hypnotize - 2014 Remaster (3:49)
  • 4. Kick in the Door - 2014 Remaster (4:46)
  • 5. Fuck You Tonight (feat. R. Kelly) - 2014 Remaster (5:45)
  • 6. Last Day (feat. The Lox) - 2014 Remaster (4:19)
  • 7. I Love The Dough (feat. Jay-Z & Angela Winbush) - 2014 Remaster (5:11)
  • 8. What's Beef? - 2014 Remaster (5:15)
  • 9. B.I.G. (Interlude) - 2014 Remaster (0:48)
  • 10. Mo Money Mo Problems (feat. Puff Daddy & Mase) - 2014 Remaster (4:17)
  • 11. Niggas Bleed - 2014 Remaster (4:51)
  • 12. I Got a Story to Tell - 2014 Remaster (4:43)
  • 13. Notorious Thugs - 2014 Remaster (6:06)
  • 14. Miss U - 2014 Remaster (4:59)
  • 15. Another (feat. Lil' Kim) - 2014 Remaster (4:15)
  • 16. Going Back to Cali - 2014 Remaster (5:07)
  • 17. Ten Crack Commandments - 2014 Remaster (3:24)
  • 18. Playa Hater - 2014 Remaster (3:57)
  • 19. Nasty Boy - 2014 Remaster (5:33)
  • 20. Sky's the Limit (feat. 112) - 2014 Remaster (5:29)
  • 21. The World Is Filled... (feat. Too Short & Puff Daddy) - 2014 Remaster (4:54)
  • 22. My Downfall (feat. DMC) - 2014 Remaster (5:26)
  • 23. Long Kiss Goodnight - 2014 Remaster (5:18)
  • 24. You're Nobody (Til Somebody Kills You) - 2014 Remaster (4:52)

Review

'Life After Death' stands as a testament to The Notorious B.I.G.'s unparalleled artistry and his profound impact on hip-hop culture. Released posthumously in 1997, this double album serves as a compelling exploration of Biggie's complex world, blending gritty street narratives with pop-infused tracks that showcase his versatility as an artist.

The album's production, handled by a team of skilled producers, creates a sonic landscape that remains remarkably fresh and engaging. Tracks like 'Mo Money Mo Problems' and 'Hypnotize' demonstrate Biggie's ability to craft mainstream hits without compromising his lyrical integrity, while 'Ten Crack Commandments' and 'You're Nobody (Till Somebody Kills You)' delve deep into the mafioso rap subgenre, highlighting his storytelling prowess.

With guest appearances from Jay-Z, Lil' Kim, and R. Kelly, among others, 'Life After Death' offers a rich tapestry of collaborations that enhance its diverse sound. The album's commercial and critical success, including its debut at number one on the Billboard 200 and subsequent 11× Platinum certification, solidifies its status as a pivotal work in hip-hop history. More than just a collection of tracks, 'Life After Death' is a cultural artifact that continues to influence and inspire artists and listeners alike. - Beckett

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