Better Dayz - Album

Frogtoon Music Album Info: Better Dayz

Published: 08 Aug 2014, 07:35

Better Dayz Is The Fourth Posthumous Studio Album By Late American Rapper Tupac Shakur The Third To Be Released Without The Artist's Creative Input And Is The Last So Far To Be A Double-Album. It Was Released On November 26 2002 Debuting At Number 5 On The Billboard 200. This Album Consists Of A Collection Of Previously Unreleased Material By Way Of Remixed Songs From Tupac's "Makaveli" Period While Signed To Death Row Records And Was Produced By Johnny "J" Jazze Pha Frank Nitty And E.D.I. Of Outlawz. Tracks Include "My Block Remix " "When We Ride On Our Enemies" "Catchin' Feelins" And "Never Call U Bitch Again". It Also Includes "Military Minds" Which Features Boot Camp Clik Members Buckshot And Smif-N-Wessun Credited As Cocoa Brovaz Which Was Supposed To Be Part Of A Collaborative Album Between Shakur And BCC Titled One Nation But Was Never Officially Released Due To Shakur's Death. What's Different About Better Dayz Is That There Were No Censored References To Death Row Records. Unlike His Album Until The End Of Time Where Only Three Songs Weren't Censored Of The Infamous Label. It Features 23 Unreleased Recordings Including Remixes From The Period Of 1994-1996 With Appearances By Nas Outlawz Mýa Jazze Pha Ron Isley And Tyrese Among Others. The Hit Single "Thugz Mansion " Comes In Two Versions The Nas Acoustic Version On Which The Music Video Is Based And A Hip Hop Version Featuring Anthony Hamilton.