The Making of Makaveli(The entire XXL article)

[MufasaChoppa]

Got this issue at the time. Dope. A few XXL and Source mags I wanted that I'm missing, is there a place I can order backdated ones?

try ebay

 

[Vic Damone. Jr]

 

[puppetmaster]

That fury and sense of urgency he had on this album is something you just feel. Toss it up is a party banger and he was ready to scrap by the last verse like damn.

 

[mortuus est]

i need to check this album out

 

[Whitty Hutton]

I gotta run in 3 mins but compare Blasphemy to California Love or How Do U Want It.

The former's gully as fukk, the latter two are pop hits. That make sense?

You're talking to a retarded kid, there is a lot that doesn't make sense to him

 

[MufasaChoppa]

 

[Still Benefited]

One of the most legendary recording processes in hiphop history,3 days yall

Some of the beats really couldn't have been used for anybody but him,the weaknesses in some of the beats would've shown,Pacs ability to ride a beat and almost blend in with it, helped a lot of the beats out big time.

But he was trippin if he was gon stop working with Johnny J to find a new sound

arguably had the best beats on AEOM,and damn near never failed Pac when it came to delivering a crazy beat....that mans shyt was timeless on its own

 

[MufasaChoppa]

Pac was really producing on this shyt though

 

[MufasaChoppa]

 

[mcellas]

 

[Mac Casper]

I've been really fascinated by the stories of the making of this album

 

[MufasaChoppa]

 

[Mac Casper]

Ya right

 

[loyola llothta]

My god those lyrics


When I was young I didn't understand that krazy verse but now its my favorite rap verse. It just stick out

"They say my ghetto intrumental, detrimental to kids
As if they can't see the misery in which they live"


Pac was in the zone. Got this album from my uncle at the time he was in the dope game.

 

[NerdBird]

I'm a huge Pac fan but I always thought Toss It Up was one of his wackest songs. I just don't like that song at all for some reason