This Version was first then Dr. Dre then Later the 2nd version came later  Remastered by Dr. Dre but this version was on the streets.

It Ain't No Fun [OG Version] (Feat.Nate Dogg) ['93 Cassette Tape Demo]

MC Ren. this ain't an original song it is mixed up with Xzibit  from a different song But the beat itself is original.

Mc Ren - We Keep It Real (Remix) [feat. Xzibit]

Do U (feat. Sick Jacken & Gutterfame)

G'FELLAS - Waitin' All My Life (feat. Sick Jacken)

Coop MC from "Forth Worth, TEXAS" this Dude is storyteller like Slick Rick.

My Woman

Rappin' 4-Tay - Ain't No Playa (Playaz Sh#t)

The Dove Shack


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Fucc You B**ches (feat. Goldie Loc)

Mexican In Action off the Bootleg Mixtape.

G'FELLAS - Don't You Know I Got It

Above the Law - Everywhere We Go

Been doing some Deep Research on some 2pac Music Found alot Stuff. Deside to Release This Song.
R.i.P. Nate Dogg - All dogs go to heaven!!!

Teardrops and Closed Caskets (OG) [Feat. Outlawz & Nate Dogg]

By MC Hammer. So I Desided to released this song In the Best Quality.

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Too Late Playa (Feat. 2Pac, Big Daddy Kane, Nutt-So & Danny Boy)

Another dope track Straight from the Death-Row Vault.

Only Move For Money (feat. Daz Dillinger & Bad Azz)

You probably never heard of this version. The main remastered is the one you've heard of on "2Pac's GREATEST HITS album.

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Unconditional Love (Original Version) [feat. Nanci Fletcher]

The great Charlie Wilson did a wonderful job on this track.

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Just Watching (feat. Snoop Dogg, Charlie Wilson & Tha Dogg Pound)

This track rite here was produced by Easy Mo Bee A.k.A. Osten Harvey, Jr., This track was made in N.Y. before East Coast & West Coast hip hop rivalry. Biggie Smalls made this song with 2Pac and other East Coast rappers. Like the ones I typed up above. Well here is Easy Mo Bee the producer telling you the story behind this track...

Easy Mo Bee: When I work with people I always bring tracks to the the table that’s me – what I normally do, my chopping style and everything. But I’ll always ask somebody that I’m working with: is there anything you ever wanted flipped? And [Pac] was like, “Yeah! ‘Munchies For Your Love.’” [This song] was on the Million Man March compilation. The album was called One Million Strong. Eminem [later did a remix and] knocked the song down to a Big-Pac song, but originally [it featured] Big, Pac, Stretch from the Live Squad, and this one member from the Outlawz [previously known as Dramacydal].

[The session was at] Studio C, Unique Recording Studios. You could hardly move around in that room because Big is there, so he got Junior M.A.F.I.A. and all his peoples from Brooklyn up in the room. Pac is there so he got all of his peoples there with him in the room. I’m there, and [people] heard that I was working with Big and Pac so half of the whole damn LG, Lafayette Gardens, was up in the room too. And I remember my engineer Eric Lindstrom having to lean over the board, he couldn’t even sit in a seat. He was standing up, leaning over the SSL board to work because it was that tight in there. Man, it was peace and harmony – like any bunch of your boys that you hang out together with. Just a peaceful moment, man.

[If I were to compare working with Biggie Verse and 2Pac], number one off the top I’m a tell you right now: Biggie ain’t getting excited, he ain’t breakin’ a sweat for nothing. His whole demeanor in terms of being creative in the studio it was always done through a laid back [style]. Everything was done off of a laid back demeanor, never got too excited. He would just think of something, say, “Yeah, I’m a do this,” and he’d go in the booth. He might not even tell you [what he's doing]. First of all he mumbling to hisself for the last hour and 52 minutes [writing rhymes in his head], then jump up talking about going in the booth – “I’m ready.” “You ready for what?” Again, here go that calm, “it’s nothing” demeanor. He walkin’ in the booth – “I got you, I got you.” Go up in there and just spit out three verses. That made me wanna keep up with him. I’m the accomplished producer dude that he getting with, and I’m looking at him like I gotta keep up with him!

I really felt like I [had to] physically keep up with Pac because Pac was just an animal, a beast in the studio in terms of assigning duties, and just constantly keeping it moving. Nobody is gonna sit around. He’s gonna have somebody doin’ something. You finish a song he’s telling my engineer, “Pull up the tapes from three days ago, yo, I wanna change the second verse on this,” and you do this, and you do that. And, “Yo, where that beat at, Mo Bee?” “Oh, I don’t got it.” “Yo, we need that!” Yo, 2 o’clock in the morning we leaving Unique Studios going to Clinton Avenue to my house. He’s like, “No, I’m not waiting for you to go and get the beat I’m going with you, come on!” And I got all these disks to look through to find [the beat]. You physically had to keep up with the dude. He just gave you like a rush when you’re working with him ’cause you wanna make sure you’re keeping up with him and you also wanna make sure you’re not letting him down or angering him. He got a certain pace, and you gotta keep up with it. And now when I look I understand why his catalog was the way that it was, man. A lot of people lie about that [work ethic]. They talk all big in magazines about how hard they work and everything because it sounds good, but I never seen nobody work harder than 2Pac in the studio. Not no rapper. Not no hip-hop artist. He’s like a straight Duracell.

Runnin' (feat. Dramacydal, Buju Banton & Stretch)

Top Authority true Hip-Hop.

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Where Ya At? (Extended Version) [feat. Mobb Deep, Chuck D, D.A. Smart, E.Rule, Merchant..

Another heat rock By Los Angeles rap group G'FELLAS... If you want this song it's on ITunes

G'FELLAS - The Streets (Feat. Mercy)

Mr. X - Any Ole Sunday (Lp Version) [feat. Chattabox]

MP3 CD-Quality

Serial Killers Vol. 1 / Serial Killers is a Los Angeles Hip-Hop group. Founders are Xzibit, Demrick A.k.A. Young De & B-Real from Cypress Hill / Psycho Realm

Serial Killers - Laugh Now (Feat. Jon Connor)

B-Real - Don't Ya Dare Laugh (Original Version) [feat. Young De]

Fuck╭∩╮（︶︿︶）╭∩╮You! I'm here to Support great music, So I'm posting these unheard and unreleased music that you'll probably never heard before. That probadly you'll enjoy. "I DID NOT PRODUCED THESE TRACKS" whatsoever... Oh & f**K all you Laops in other Words "LAMES". Dawg

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