Singles (Pre-Outlawz) Dramacydal - “Hard to Imagine” from the “So Many Tears” single release in 1995
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Doc Hollywood
I got the cd this was on, there's actually a remix that leaked years later that's also pretty good too
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Looking back the outlawz were some good rappers but they stayed trying to fit in so many words in a bar 
Reality Check
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Supposedly there's an entire tape out there that was supposed to come out on Interscope in 1995 pre-Death Row
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Dramacydal - Dramacyde
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And the group was comprised mostly of Tupac’s relatives? Who spurred these connections?Supposedly there's an entire tape out there that was supposed to come out on Interscope in 1995 pre-Death Row
Dramacydal - Dramacyde
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I've always believed 2pac wrote this song. You can easily hear him spitting these verses. I know he coached them and all and they tried to copy him, but this is one of those songs where it fits his style from the MATW period too perfectly. Even the beat selection matches the MATW album. They sound like they're trying to sound like his vocals on a reference track. Those Napoleon/Mutah stretched syllables are a dead giveaway imo.
They're rapping about the kind of life 2pac was living pre-DR too. Obsessed with stress and death while getting paid.
They're rapping about the kind of life 2pac was living pre-DR too. Obsessed with stress and death while getting paid.
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Reality Check
Keepin' it 100
I've always believed 2pac wrote this song. You can easily hear him spitting these verses. I know he coached them and all and they tried to copy him, but this is one of those songs where it fits his style from the MATW period too perfectly. Even the beat selection matches the MATW album. They sound like they're trying to sound like his vocals on a reference track. Those Napoleon/Mutah stretched syllables are a dead giveaway imo.
They're rapping about the kind of life 2pac was living pre-DR too. Obsessed with stress and death while getting paid.
He wrote for them on Death Row too. Napolean's verse on "U Can Be Touched" was written by 2pac.
HollywoodP
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i had this single and i bumped tf out this song when it came out. Outlaws get the rap of being weed carriers but they had talent. This song shows it.
Novakane was written by Pac too according to EDI on the outro. If you compare how they rapped those lines to how they rap on here, it sounds similar somehow. It's because they use some of those distinctive Pac traits of writing and delivery.
African Peasant
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That 95 flavor 