You hear a nice idea, and you flip it and make it better. I could have been the first nigga promoting his ass. Around my way, when Nas came out with 'Live At The Barbeque' Shit. When him and Nas Squashed their beef, I was happy. Remember Nas did that song about the gun? 'Pac used to like that song. Young Noble: He got that concept from Nas.

Wrap that up send it down there to get mixed.' On 'White Man'z World' I could hear my backgrounds are kind of off there-like I'm saying something twice or something. I wasn't really happy with a lot of the stuff, because he didn't let us do alot of parts over. He wrote the melody and everything for the hook and I sung it. At that point in the game, Death Row was on 'Pac's shoulders and he knew it.Дarryl Harper: 'Pac wrote the hook. He had the responsibilty of a whole family, a whole label. But at the same time, he had the responsiblity of a 40-year-old. Alot of people don't remember that dude was only 25. At 25, we're all trying to grow up and change and figure out shit. He's really just apologizing for alot of shit.

I think it's like an open letter to his mother and his sister. It's kind of personal, so I don't want to get into the personal side of it, but he's talking to his sister and he's talking to his mother. 'Pac had love for people in general.Д®.D.I.: He's talking to his sister. Young Noble: That was one of those ones that 'Pac was just expressing himself on, just being a black man. and got a track by track run down on the making of a classic album. XXl magazine spoke to some of the people who were working so closely with pac during his final days. Today, Makaveli, remains pac fans favorite memrial to their hero after his passing. Many listeners have in fact suggested that he was running out of time. So with Snoopand the dogg pund in an adjacent studio, Pac closed ranks and rushed his supporting cast of underdogs through a blitzkrieg artistic process creating a dark, insular, paranoid collection of songs he sub titled 'The 7 day theory' The urgency of the album is palable. Dre and featured guest spots mostly from Pac's childhood friends and family the Outlaws.Released nine months earlier Pac's double album 'All eyes on Me' had been certified quintuple platinum, making the controversial star the marquee name at the most successful company in rap music. Two Death Row records producers who failed to draw intrests even in the vacuum left by the departed Dr. Pac's final work was produced mainly by Tyrone 'Hurt em Badd' Wrice and Darryl 'Big D' Harper. Approximately 20 songs were put to tape at Los Angeles Can-Am studios, 11 of which made the finished product. The recording sessions that yielded 2pac's last album took place over 7 hennessy soaked days in Aug 1996 While the rapper was concurrently filming two movies (Gridlock'd and Gang Related). THE MAKING OF MAKAVELI - FROM XXL MAGAZINE (OCTOBER 2003 ISSUE) Guest Appearances: Danny Boy, Kci & JoJo, Bad Azz, Outlawz, Aaron Hall, Val Young, Virginya Slim Produced by: Darryl Harper, Hurt-M-Badd, Dametrius Ship, Reggie Moore, QDIII, Makaveli (2pac) Another 'clue' that sparked the theories was the famous 'Suge shot me' heard at the begining of the CD. This album featured 2Pac on a cross which played an important part to the proliferation of faked death theories. He started once again to return to his commentary on social and political issues. Makaveli is a very dark and intense album containing 2Pac's most passionate and poetic works. One of the most well known songs on this album, 'Hail Mary' was recorded in only 30 minutes. The entire album including production took 7 days. For some reason, 2Pac later changed the title. The vocals for this album were recorded in just 3 days and it was originally entitled the 3day theory. However, it is unlikely all of the other posthumuous releases because the production was finished by 2Pac himself and he was promoting it before he was shot and killed. The 7day Theory - Released under an alias: 'Makaveli the don killuminati', the first album to be released after 2Pac's death.

Making of makaveli album