TEAM RNS PRESENTS

RIPPER: Team RNS

0hr 54min total- 79.3mb

RELEASE DATE: 2003-11-11
RIP DATE: 2003-10-29

03 Tupac with Eminem - One Day At 3:44
A Time (Em's Version) (Feat. The

04 Tupac - Death Around The Corner4:07
05 Tupac - Secretz Of War         4:13
06 Tupac - Runnin' (Dying To      3:51
Live) (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G.)
07 Tupac - Holler If Ya' Hear Me  4:38
08 Tupac - Starin' Through My     5:11

09 Tupac - Bury Me A G            4:59
10 Digital Underground - Same Song3:57
11 Tupac - Panther Power          4:36
12 Tupac - Str8 Ballin'           5:04
13 Tupac - Rebel Of The           3:16

14 Tupac - The Realist Killaz     2:58

Earlier this year we heard Eminem rhyme
over one of Tupac's beats. Now the
deceased hip-hop rebel is rapping over one
of Slim Shady's tracks.

Eminem recently completed production
of "Running (Dying to Live)," the first
single from the upcoming "Tupac:
Resurrection" soundtrack. In addition to
the verse from Pac, the record includes
a Notorious B.I.G. rhyme for the first

"Check it, I grew up a f---in'
screw-up," Biggie says on the song.
Later he raps about wanting to be the
"the black Frank White," a nickname he
adopted, and continues his assault.

"Run from the police/ Picture that
n---a/ I'm too fat," he barks. "I f---
around and catch a asthma attack."

Em constructed the beat with hammering
piano chords, violins and bass. The
King of Detroit also sampled
blues-rocker Edgar Winters' "Dying to
Live" for the chorus: "Why am I fighting
to live, if I 'm just living to fight?/
Why am I trying to see, when there ain't
nothing in sight?/ Why am I trying to
give, when no one gives me a try?/ Why
am I dying to live, if I'm just living to

Tupac rounds the record off with his
militant street-soldier poetry. "A
couple of movies now the whole world
trying to screw me," he says. "Even the
cops tried to sue me/ So what can I do,
but stay true sippin' 22s of brew/
Misery is all I see, that's my mind

"Running (Dying to Live)" isn't the
only record Eminem produced for the
"Tupac: Resurrection" soundtrack,
according to an Interscope Records
spokesperson, who would only add that the
soundtrack will also include songs from
Pac that tell a chronological story of
his life and career.

The "Tupac: Resurrection" soundtrack
comes out on November 11 and features
four new Tupac songs in all as well as
a slew of his greatest hits.

There is 4 new songs on here but the one
with 50 Cent has appeared on mixtapes.
Tracks 2,3,6 are produced by Eminem.