![]() After all, this is as much his album as 2Pac's - a labor of love, no doubt. riots.) How much Loyal to the Game ultimately appeals to you will likely depend on how much you like Eminem. ![]() Various time-specific references within Pac's lyrics are further evidence of this, such as passing references to the L.A. (While the dates aren't provided in the credits, the original producers are credited: Randy "Stretch" Walker, DJ Daryl, Live Squad, and Deon Evans, all of whom worked with Pac during his early years, namely the early '90s, just as he was leaving Digital Underground and getting his career off the ground. Source tapes of these tracks date back to the early '90s, when 2Pac was at his funkiest and least hardcore. Is a much different breed of rapper than Slim Shady, especially in Sure, Eminem is a great producer, but he produces these 2Pac tracks as if he were producing himself, and 2Pac These guys produce beats much more fitting to 2Pac's rhyme style. (and quite fantastic highlights at that, perhaps alone reason enough to ![]() These bonus track "remixes" are clearly the highlights of the album ![]() Produced by Scott Storch, Red Spyda, Raphael Saadiq, and DJ Quik, On the other, more cynical hand, Eminem simply isn't a good fit, and the four bonus tracks here testify to what could have been.
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