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FEATURED ARTISTS INCLUDE: 50 Cent, Jadakiss, Lloyd Banks, Nate Dogg, Obie Trice, Outlawz, Ron Isley, Sleepy Brown, and Young Buck.

Executive Producers: Afeni Shakure and EMINEM

Album Produced by EMINEM

Additional Production By: Scott Storch, Red Spyda, and Raphael Saadiq

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He was totally awsome!....	Customer Rating:
The "Pac-ker", as I like to call him was so awsome! I loved when he played a cop w/Jim Belushi too! Anyway, his hip-hoppin stylings were a little too urban at times for me, but I loved his moxie for recording tons of stuff that could later be sold to the faithfull. Viva-America, Viva Capitalism! :) Peace Out Y'all!

Not top-knotch Pac	Customer Rating:
Decent price, came on time. Don't expect this CD to be as good as the other 2Pac albums.

Pretty Good I Guess	Customer Rating:
Loyal To The Game is alright, I just felt Eminem used too much of his own style when he made the actual music though Crooked N***a Too (remix), and Loyal To The Game (DJ Quick remix) were better though, they were more 2Pac's style All in all, It's alright.

HOW DO U KNOW THAT?

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How DO you really know that 2Pac wouldn't roll with Eminem and 50 Cent? I mean he sure as hell wouldn't roll with the imposer of himself, Ja Rule! But anyway, this release from Amaru/Interscope records really surpassed some of the Pac's after-death material that has been being released recently. While seemingly stronger than "Pac's Life" and other crap that's been coming out, it doesn't seem to surpass his own actual album when he was still alive, but then again, you have to give props to Em in creating a still dope album. While some of the rhymes seem screwed with and Pac's voice is enhanced to say "G-Unit" and such on a certain track, Eminem's style and production is what keeps people listening...see, what most people don't know or recognize is that Shady is just as good of a producer of beats as he is and emcee. It is definitely a much better choice than the lame and falsely-acclaimed flop, "Pac's Life". Cameos include Eminem, G-Unit, Nate Dogg, the Outlawz, Sleepy Brown, Big Syke and many more... Top Songs: 1.) Ghetto Gospel feat. Elton John 2.) A Crooked N***a Too 3.) Do For Love 4.) Out on Bail 5.) Black Cotton feat. Eminem, Kastro, and Young Noble

The third murder of Tupac

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What was Afeni thinking when she let Eminem executive produce this whole album? His beats are zany and painful to the ears and sometimes his beats sound like just plain noise. Its bad enough Em screws up his songs with crummy beats and has him saying G-unit and Shady but to put him on tracks with Elton John(Em's boytoy), G-unit and Obie Trice? C'MON! You and I know he would never made songs with these guys. You want proof of how bad Em's beats are? Listen to Soldier like Me, The Upper Cut, Out On Bail, Black Cotton and N.I.G.G.A. and judge for yourself. Dont You Trust Me with Dido is sleep-inducing. I always hated the first single Thugs Get Lonely feat Nate Dogg. The worst beat on here has to be Crooked N**** Too. The beat is so bad its hysterical. Standout Tracks: The last four songs on the album that werent produced by Em: PO N***A BLUES(vintage Tupac joint,pretty deep), HENNESSY, CROOKED N***A TOO and LOYAL TO THE GAME REMIX(Dj Quik's verse was fire!). Ghetto Gospel would have been a standout track if it werent for that corny beat and Elton John(WTF!!!!!) on the hook. Bottom Line: Loyal To The Game is a great reason to despise Eminem. Instead of realizing that he is passe' in hip hop, somebody had the bright idea that he should have produced a whole Tupac album with his soulless, terrible beats. I love Tupac but I hate this "album" with a passion. Albums like these make me sad because it shows how far people go to save their careers from extinction. STOP CAPITALIZING OFF DEAD PEOPLE YOU F****NG PARASITES! REST IN PEACE TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR AND F*** YOU EMINEM AND SUGE KNIGHT!