The legend of greatest hits
A monumental work that sums up the pinnacle of West Coast hip hop in 1998.
"Greatest Hits" is a posthumously released double album that encompasses Tupac's most iconic songs. Classic tracks like "California Love," "Dear Mama," and "Changes" fully showcase his talent for combining social commentary with personal confession. His poetic expression and timeless message transcend the boundaries of gangsta rap, confirming his unshakable place in hip-hop history.
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A:
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1)
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Keep Ya Head Up
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2)
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2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted
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3)
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Temptations
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B:
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1)
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God Bless The Dead
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2)
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Hail Mary
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3)
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Me Against The World
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C:
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1)
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How Do U Want It
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2)
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So Many Tears
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3)
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Unconditional Love
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D:
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1)
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Trapped
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2)
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Life Goes On
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3)
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Hit 'Em Up
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E:
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1)
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Troublesome 96
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2)
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Brenda's Got A Baby
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3)
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I Ain't Mad At Cha
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4)
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I Get Around
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F:
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1)
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Changes
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2)
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California Love
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3)
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Picture Me Rollin'
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G:
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1)
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How Long Will They Mourn Me?
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2)
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Toss It Up
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3)
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Dear Mama
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H:
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1)
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All Bout U
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2)
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To Live & Die In L.A.
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3)
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Heartz Of Men
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