Tupac Shakur = Live at the house of blues
Having obtained worldwide rights from Death Row Records and legendary hip-hop rap record mogul and CEO of Death Row Suge Knight for "Tupac Shakur: Live at the House of Blues," DVD, Eagle Rock Entertainment back is now releasing the DVD and the CD sound track, and they are available for early order.<o
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Any fan of true art knows that an artist is most alive when he is on stage. Tupac Live At The House of Blues is the final recorded performance of the late hip-hop rap icon Tupac Shakur—eternalized on July 4, 1996 at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip—and a celebration of his vital musical genius.<o></o>
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One of the most respected aspects of Tupac’s grand personality was his absolute sincerity, and Tupac Live... stays true to that legacy: it is a completely honest performance sans censors and retakes. Unlike other Tupac Shakur DVDs that center on the tumultuous facets of his biography, Tupac Live is simply the portrait of an artist in his element: the stage.
Having obtained worldwide rights from Death Row Records and legendary hip-hop rap record mogul and CEO of Death Row Suge Knight for "Tupac Shakur: Live at the House of Blues," DVD, Eagle Rock Entertainment back is now releasing the DVD and the CD sound track, and they are available for early order.<o
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> </o>Any fan of true art knows that an artist is most alive when he is on stage. Tupac Live At The House of Blues is the final recorded performance of the late hip-hop rap icon Tupac Shakur—eternalized on July 4, 1996 at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip—and a celebration of his vital musical genius.<o
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> </o>One of the most respected aspects of Tupac’s grand personality was his absolute sincerity, and Tupac Live... stays true to that legacy: it is a completely honest performance sans censors and retakes. Unlike other Tupac Shakur DVDs that center on the tumultuous facets of his biography, Tupac Live is simply the portrait of an artist in his element: the stage.
On November 30th, 1994 at 12:20 a.m., west coast rap icon Tupac Shakur was shot at the Quad Recording Studios in Times Square in <st1:state w:st="on"><st1lace w:st="on">New York</st1lace></st1:state>. The media largely portrayed the shooting as a standard robbery, in which rapper Tupac Shakur went for his gun, and was shot. According to Tupac (2Pac) and others however, the story runs a lot deeper.<o></o>
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Ethan Brown writes about pop music, crime, and drug policy for publications such as Wired, <st1:state w:st="on"><st1lace w:st="on">New York</st1lace></st1:state>, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, and GQ.<o></o>
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In the upcoming December issue of VIBE, Ethan Brown has the first ever extensive interview with Jimmy "Henchmen" Rosemond about the Quad shooting. <o></o>
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New revelations about the Quad shooting, including brand new revelations from the hustlers who befriended rap legend Tupac Shakur just before he was shot at the Quad, as well as a new timeline of the Quad shooting itself will be mentioned in the December VIBE.<o></o>
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Ethan Brown also has a book out that together with the VIBE article will shed new light on this subject.
lace w:st="on">New York</st1lace></st1:state>. The media largely portrayed the shooting as a standard robbery, in which rapper Tupac Shakur went for his gun, and was shot. According to Tupac (2Pac) and others however, the story runs a lot deeper.<o></o><o
> </o>Ethan Brown writes about pop music, crime, and drug policy for publications such as Wired, <st1:state w:st="on"><st1
lace w:st="on">New York</st1lace></st1:state>, Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, and GQ.<o></o><o
> </o>In the upcoming December issue of VIBE, Ethan Brown has the first ever extensive interview with Jimmy "Henchmen" Rosemond about the Quad shooting. <o
></o><o
> </o>New revelations about the Quad shooting, including brand new revelations from the hustlers who befriended rap legend Tupac Shakur just before he was shot at the Quad, as well as a new timeline of the Quad shooting itself will be mentioned in the December VIBE.<o
></o><o
> </o>Ethan Brown also has a book out that together with the VIBE article will shed new light on this subject.
Did I see that Tupac was a thug?? Can someone tell me what NBA team he played for? :finger:
Screw Tupac and all those other moronic hood rappers. These guys make it big and they cant leave that hood blood behind. They have to go off shooting one another and spending time in the big house if they arent all ready dead.
1 less brother to worry about when he went down for good 10 years ago.
Screw Tupac and all those other moronic hood rappers. These guys make it big and they cant leave that hood blood behind. They have to go off shooting one another and spending time in the big house if they arent all ready dead.
1 less brother to worry about when he went down for good 10 years ago.
