2pac-Me Against The World-(Retail)-1995-HHI

Artist......: 2pac Album.......: Me against the world Grabber : EAC Encoder : LAME v3.90.3 Release Date: Mar-14-1995 Rip Date....: May-08-2004 Genre.......: Rap Quality : VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo Playtime : 66:07 min Ripper : Happy Hacker Industries Supplier : HHI CD Songs : 15 Label.......: Interscope Album Info..: Recorded following his near-fatal shooting in New York, and released while he was in prison, Me Against the World is the point where 2Pac really became a legendary figure. Having stared death in the face and survived, he was a changed man on record, displaying a new confessional bent and a consistent emotional depth. By and large, this isn't the sort of material that made him a gangsta icon; this is 2Pac the soul-baring artist, the foundation of the immense respect he commanded in the hip-hop community. It's his most thematically consistent, least-self-contradicting work, full of genuine reflection about how he's gotten where he is -- and dread of the consequences. Even the more combative tracks ("Me Against the World," "Fuck the World") acknowledge the high-risk life he's living, and pause to wonder how things ever went this far. He battles occasional self-loathing, is haunted by the friends he's already lost to violence, and can't escape the desperate paranoia that his own death isn't far in the future. These tracks -- most notably "So Many Tears," "Lord Knows," and "Death Around the Corner" -- are all the more powerful in hindsight with the chilling knowledge that he was right. Even romance takes on a new meaning as an escape from the hellish pressure of everyday life ("Temptations," "Can U Get Away"), and when that's not available, getting high or drunk is almost a necessity. He longs for the innocence of childhood ("Young Niggaz," "Old School"), and remembers how quickly it disappeared, yet he still pays loving, clear-eyed tribute to his drug-addicted mother on the touching "Dear Mama." Overall, Me Against the World paints a bleak, nihilistic picture, but there's such an honest, self-revealing quality to it that it can't help conveying a certain hope simply through its humanity. It's the best place to go to understand why 2Pac is so revered; it may not be his definitive album, but it just might be his best. -- Steve Huey Track Listing....: 01.Intro [01:40] 02.If I die 2nite [04:02] 03.Me against the world ft. [04:41] dramacydal 04.So many tears [03:59] 05.Temptations [05:01] 06.Young niggas [04:53] 07.Heavy in the game ft. [04:24] richie rich 08.Lord knows [04:32] 09.Dear mama [04:40] 10.It aint easy [04:54] 11.Can you get away [05:46] 12.Old school [04:41] 13.Fuck the world [04:14] 14.Death around the corner [04:07] 15.Outlaw ft. dramacydal [04:33] ____ 66:07 min 96,8 MB

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