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| Includes Changes, plus classics California Love (w/Dr. Dre), Keep Ya Head Up, Me Against The World, Dear Mama, How Do U Want It, Hit 'Em Up and many more. |
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| 1 Keep Ya Head Up |
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| 2 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted |
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| 3 Temptations |
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| 4 God Bless the Dead |
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| 5 Hail Mary |
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| 6 Me Against the World |
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| 7 How Do U Want It? |
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| 8 So Many Tears |
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| 9 Unconditional Love |
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| 10 Trapped |
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| 11 Life Goes On |
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| 12 Hit 'Em Up |
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| 13 Troublesome 96' |
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| 14 Brenda's Got a Baby |
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| 15 I Ain't Mad at Cha |
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| 16 I Get Around |
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| 17 Changes |
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| 18 California Love |
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| 19 Picture Me Rollin' |
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| 20 How Long Will They Mourn Me? |
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| 21 Toss It Up |
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| 22 Dear Mama |
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| 23 All About U |
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| 24 To Live & Die in L.A. |
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| 25 Heartz of Men |
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Album Review
"Greatest Hits" is a strange release. Sure, Tupac Shakur had more than enough hits to make a terrific compilation, but its appearance in the fall of 1998 felt a bit like another opportunity to milk his catalog, simply because of the plethora of releases from previously unheard recordings to interview discs and bootlegs. Even with these misgivings taken into account, it has to be said that "Greatest Hits" does its job well. Given that it runs 25 tracks and two CDs, some may argue that it does its job a little too well, but the fact of the matter is, this contains all of his big hits, from "Keep Ya Head Up" and "Dear Mama" to "California Love" and "I Ain'T Mad At Cha." Some may argue that it would have been more effective if it was sequenced in chronological order, but this remains the best place for casual listeners to get all the 2Pac they need. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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