- All Eyes On Me (Euthanasia) originals from 1995 Can Am Dat sessions.
- These versions are rough mixes of the songs before the DJ Quik gave the final mixdowns and overdubs.
"When I Get Free" was one of the pre-title for a follow-up to "Me
Against the World", that 2Pac planned about whilst he was in prison in
1995. He first choose "Supreme Euthanasia" in september 13, then
"Euthanasia" in october 4, then "Euthanasia Supreme", and then "When I
Get Free" in november. The tracklists 2Pac wrote show us this transition
time between his first project while in jail and the real All Eyez on Me. Some tracks of these lists became songs for All Eyez on Me. Other have been shelved.
After finding his new title, 2Pac was still planning a compilation
called "When I Get Free (1992-1996 Lost Tracks)", gathering all the old
tracks he re-recorded or remixed when he signed up on Death Row. So this
bootleg also contains all these early tracks from the first projects of
AEOM.
october ?? : "Euthanasia Supreme" 1 & 2 // november : "When I Get Free"
It’s useless to think about reproduce exactly these tracklists. They have never existed like that and things evolued as quick as 2Pac was creating – i.e. each day.
- 1995/10/14. "448 (Retail 508) - Different mix on all guitar tracks
(rhythm, bass, etc.). Alternate take on Big Syke’s verse." Retail Mix (or alternate mix) 95/10/26.
- Samples :
- Linda Clifford - "Never Gonna Stop" (melody)
- 1995/10/31 - 11/31 (?) (Edi added). "319 (Retail 517) - Different mix, different intro beat breakdown and unheard 2Pac verse (known as "Black Queen" verse)." In the 31 of October or in December, Storm will be added in replacement of 2Pac's ("Black Queen") second verse and the first verse will be 2Pac's original one instead of Edi's.
- Samples :
- Guy - "Piece of My Love" (melody interpolation, chorus interpolation)
- 95/10/15-19 - 12/? (new mix). "435 (Evo 446) - The first version has different beat break down, and louder female vocals." This mix is really close to the final version, but 2Pac decided to have a new hit chorus with Jodeci. It is said that 2Pac wrote that song between Qad studios shooting and his entry to prison. Retail mix and chorus 95/12/18.
- Samples :
- 1995/10/27 - 30 (verses added & additional effects). "515 (Retail 509) - Different intro beat breakdown and alternate effect on 2Pac’s intro voice. Different mix and breaks through out entire song and extra 2Pac talking in alternate voice at the end." Retail Mix ?
- Samples :
- Black Heat - "Zimba Ku" (drumline)
- Funkadelik - "Knee Deep" (vocals interpolation)
- Dogg Pound - "What Would You Do ?" (vocals)
- 1995/10/13 - 10/24 (piano added). "433 (Retail 43) - No let's get ready to rumble at beginning, extra keyboard melody and extra adlibs through out the whole song." Retail Mix by DJ Quik 95/11/21, Phil Brewster intro added 96/01/08.
- Samples :
- The Champes - "Tequila" (melody interpolation)
- Joeski Love - "Pee-Wee's Dance" (drums interpolation)
- 1995/10/17. "430 (Retail 40) - 2Pac talking to Daz and Nate before track begins and also live bass guitar musician vibing to the intro of beat. The beat begins with live bass guitar being played on top and unheard longer 2Pac outro." Retail Mix 95/11/27.
- Samples :
- Dogg Pound - "Big Pimpin'" (bassline interpolation)
- 1995/11/16. "504 (Retail 508) - Different mix, breakdowns and keyboard melodies through out song." Retail Mix and sample removed 95/12/12.
- Samples :
- Morrid Day & The Time - "777-9311" (concept, drums, melody, vocals interpolation)
- 1995/10/23. "514 (Retail 504) – Extra guitar melodies, different take on female vocals and longer than retail." Retail Mix 95/12/03.
- Samples :
- The O'Jays - "Brandy (I Really Miss You)" (melody)
- 1995/12/10. "442 (Retail 358 - Different mix, extra talking on hooks and a unheard 2Pac & Danny Boy outro." Retail Mix 95/12/13 (?).
- Samples :
- Bobby Caldwell - "What You Won't Do For Love" (melody interpolation)
- 1995/10/15. "Different breaks through out song. It is said 2Pac wrote the lyrics just before going to prison in 1994." Retail mix 95/12/18.
- Samples :
- Hank Crawford - "Wildflower" (melody, saxo)
- 1995/10/13 - 15-17 (~) (Snoop added). "357 (Retail 406) - Extra talking and different beat break down on intro, louder daz vocals on hook. 2Pac talks near the end of the track and Pac vocals on the outro contain different vocal effects than retail." Retail Mix 95/11/27.
- Samples :
- MC Fosty & Lovin' C - "Radio Activity Rapp" (vocals interpolation : "Blood, cuzz, gangbangers...")
- 1995/10/15. "518 (Retail 515) - Has 2Pac coughing and saying **** before track begins, different breaks through out song. Different outro with the original sample playing while 2Pac’s voice fades away. Also alternate singing by Danny Boy on outro." Retail Mix 95/11/26.
- Samples :
- Kool & The Gang - "Winter Sadness" (melody)
- Eric B. & Rakim - "I Ain't No Joke" (drumline interpolation)
- 1995/11/13. "452 (Retail 508) - Different mix, breaks and a different rhythm guitar melody. No DJ Quik talk box." Retail Mix same day ?
- Samples :
- Zapp - "Computer Love" (bassline interpolation, vocals interpolation)
- 1995/10/17. "442 (Reatil 436) - 2Pac talking before track begins, different mix on main keyboard melody and a different beat break down when Snoop starts to talk." Retail Mix 95/12/06.
- Samples :
- Cameo - "Candy" (melody)
- 1995/10/28. "419 (Retail 414) - Different mix with alternate outro by 2Pac and Richie Rich." Retail Mix 95/12/14.
- Samples :
- Bootsy Collins - "I'd Rather Be With You" (melody interpolation)
- 1995/11/02. "625 (12” Promo 629) - Extra Roger Troutman vocals with different elements and breaks downs through out song." This version really sounds like the Dre solo first version, except that 2Pac's verse replaced Dre's second verse. Remix 95/11/04.
- Samples :
- Joe Cocker - "Woman To Woman" (melody)
- Ronnie Hudson & The Street People - "West Coast Pop Lock" (vocals interpolation)
- Zapp - "Dance Floor" (vocals interpolation : "shake, shake it baby, shake it")
- 1995/10/13. "452 (Retail 454) – Extra keyboard melody and different mix. Retail Mix 95/11/21.
- Samples :
- DeBarge - "A Dream" (melody interpolation)
- 410 (Retail 419) - "Totally Different
Intro Which Contains OG Sample. Different Mix & Breaks With Faith On
The Hooks And No Deloris Tucker Diss At The End." This mix is closer to the final one with Michel'le.
- 1995/11/06-16 (?). "511 (Retail 512) - Method Man's verse is unedited where he mentions jews. Maybe Jimmy J had something to do with that." The first version of the song is said to be a Dogg Pound track featuring Lady of Rage, Method Man, Redman and Inspectah Deck, planned to be on their second Death Row album then titled Dogg Shit, like "Don't Stop" feat. Nas and why not "Can't C Us". But is the original from the summer before 2Pac arrived in Death Row ? Final Edit 95/11/16.
- 1995/10/26. "502 (457) – Different Mix And Beat Break Down On Intro, Rappin 4 Tay Messes Up During Verse." Final Mix 95/11/28.
- Different intro, slightly different mix. Bit longer.
- Shorter mix.
Can’t C Me - No difference
Aint Hard 2 Find - No difference
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