Your thoughts when 7 Day Theory came out

[TransJenner]

didn't it come out a week after PAC died

that intro

The production

2pac calling himself Makaveli

Many people thought he faked his death

 

[Piff Perkins]

I was wondering why it was mixed and mastered so poorly.

 

[L@CaT]

I was 16 and sonically it was so ahead of its time that I didn't really "get it" for a few more years. I didn't even bang All Eyez when it first came out because I thought me against the world was better

This was the phase I started getting into miracle lyrical shyt. I was one of those cats that swore Canibus was the messiah and shyt

I didn't fully comprehend Pacs lyrics back then until he died. His lyrics took on a total different meaning once he died.

 

[TransJenner]

I was wondering why it was mixed and mastered so poorly.

I never really noticed

I'm not even sure how to tell good mixing or bad mixing apart

 

[Afromaticz]

album was released on November 5th nearly two months after Pac had passed away. Some heads were obviously disappointed cause they were expecting an All Eyez On Me type of album... but i loved the dark gritty vibe of it and it marked a return to the more social consciences Pac that most loved.

 

[True Blue Moon]

I was in 5th grade shook as fukk at the darkness of the album and the Pac is still alive theories

 

[DaveyDave]

i was still thinking he was alive, all the theories and then the 7 Day Theories that came after the name of the album, 7 this & 7 that. i liked the album but i liked AEOM and other albums a lot more

 

[Doctor Wily]

I was 15 years old that the time and my initial thoughts were ....


Damn I know this nikka just shytted on where I'm from (nyc ) but DAMN this is some powerful shyt .. beats are crazy on this... shame he died much respect.

 

[Mr. Negative]

I didn't listen to it until about 8 months later due to..... unforeseen circumstances.

And as much as shyt as I talked about Pac during his Death Row years, I listened to the shyt front to back about 500 times straight.

It was perfect. Perfect album.

Except for "Toss it Up", I mean.

 

[feelosofer]

I was wondering why it was mixed and mastered so poorly.

To be honest, I think a lot of his catalog can stand a good remastering but that's just me.

I'll say this, I think it was a hell of a way to go out, while I still didn't think it was as good as MATW, the album was an amazing listen and one of my favorite albums that year, it was modern (for the time period) but had an old school sensibility, and Pacs lyrics were brilliant.

 

[CashmereThoughts]

it was incredible that he dropped like that right after he died. and immediately after AEOM. personally i think 7DT is better than AEM. more concise. AEOM was all over the place

 

[Youngblood Priest]

Record store in the hood had a shipment of cds a week after he died. Said he was supposed to ship them back. Needless to say I was the first nikka in my hood with that shyt. The OG cop .

 

[Wavy Hair Chipped Teeth]

"Mommy I want the red Power Ranger. Please don't put the cigarette out on my arm"

 

[28 Gramz]

I was expecting uptempo/fun shyt like AEOM..I was only in 5th grade so the album was lil too gritty and deep for me at the time, I really appreciated more as I got older.

 

[Awesome Wells]

it was incredible that he dropped like that right after he died. and immediately after AEOM. personally i think 7DT is better than AEM. more concise. AEOM was all over the place

This here.