By Preemo
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
Tupac Shakur was a studio rat, meaning he was always in there writing and recording music, that was well-documented. Estimates say Tupac recorded over a decade’s worth of music, a lot of which has still yet to be released. Just for the sake of moving on, Tupac’s collection of music has been “retired.”
From 1991 through 1996, Tupac Shakur dropped six studio albums and they are all regarded as hip hop classics. There are many more albums Tupac wrote that never saw the light of day. Tupac wrote a lot of these albums in the final years of his life and they probably were not all recorded.
In light of this week making seventeen years since he died, there is a lot of Tupac coverage going on. Track listings from three albums Tupac were planning hit the light of day early this morning. The albums were Supreme Enthuanasia, Killuminati with Tha Outlawz, and When I Get Free, and Tupac drew album artwork and wrote out track listings.
See the album track listings below:
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