FILMOGRAPHY

2Pacalypse Now - Interscope Records Released November 12, 1991 Highest Chart Position: #4 R&B, #64 Pop Certified Gold April 19, 1995 2Pac's very first solo album, a true classic.   Alot of references to crooked cops, and rednecks in this one.  I'd say one of his best albums. Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z - Interscope Records Certified Gold September 24, 1993 Certified Platinum Aplril 19, 1995 Alot of 2Pac's feelings came pouring out in this cd.   Includes hits like "I Get Around", "Keep Ya Head Up", and "Papaz Song". Me Against The World Interscope Records Released February 27, 1995 Highest Chart Position: #1 R&B, #1 Pop Certified Gold April 26, 1995 Certified Platinum Aptril 26, 1995 Certified Double Platinum December 6, 1995 Now this is what true Hip-Hop is all about.  Hard on the surface, yet very meaningful and showing pain deep down inside the lyrics. All Eyez On Me - Deathrow Records Released February 13, 1996 Highest Chart Position: #1 R&B #1 Pop Certified Gold April 25, 19996 Certified Platinum April 25, 1996 Certified 5x Platinum April 25, 1996 Certified 6x Platinum September 19, 1996 Certified 7x Platinum December 9, 1996 Certified 8x Platinum June 16, 1998 Certified 9x Platinum June 18, 1998 This album isn't so much a 2Pac album as it is a Deathrow compilation.  2Pac is on every track, yet there are rarely any solos, and almost every song features other deathrow artists. Well, it was his first album on the Deathrow... Makaveli the don killuminati: the 7day theory - Deathrow Records Released November 5, 1996 - Deathrow Records Highest Chart Position: #1 R&B, #1 Pop Certified Gold January 10, 1997 Certified Platinum January 10, 1997 Certified Double Platinum January 10, 1997 Certified 3X Platinum April 16, 1997 This album was a very much anticipated release.   It came out after 2Pac's death and I remember in some areas people having to camp out overnight at the stores to get a copy.  It was definately worth it though. R U Still Down? [remember me] - Amaru Records Certified Gold December 15, 1997 Certified Platinum December 15, 1997 Certified 4x Platinum December 15, 1997 Alot of people don't like this album because even though it was released after his death, it has alot of old songs.  I think there are some pretty good songs on this one though.  And you can't argue that the lyrics are all good.... it's just the production and some of the beats that are messed. Thug Life Volume 1 - Interscope Records Released September 26, 1994 Highest Chart Position: #6 R&B, #42 Pop Certified Gold January 24, 1996 This album wasn't a Tupac solo, it also featured 4 other members (Big Syke, Mopreme, Rated R, Machadonis) There are alot of 2Pac solos, and 2Pac is on almost every track and helped write every track. Makes this album hella tight. Greatest Hits - Deathrow/Amaru/Interscope Released November 24, 1998 Highest Chart Positions #1 R&B Collection of some of his best songs along with four unreleased tracks. As well as a modified All Bout U with Topp Dawg and a clean version of Toss It Up.