Even after his 1996 death, hip hop fans still couldn't get enough of Tupac Shakur. on March 27, 2001, the camp of the West Coast legend dropped his third posthumous studio album (ninth overall) titled "Until The End Of Time". all of Pac's vocals on the album had been previously recorded between 1995 and 1996. proving the rapper's work ethic and scope of his creativity, the two-disc release boasted a total of twenty nine previously unheard tracks. features on the record include K-Ci & JoJo, Thug Life member Big Syke, Above The Law, Outlawz and Left Eye. 2Pac's mother Afeni Shakur, Suge Knight and Johnny J, were executive producers on the album. headed by the emotional singles "Until The End Of Time", which sampled Mr.Mister ballad "Broken Wings" and "Letter 2 My Unborn", the album had a sentimental and ominous feel. "Until The End Of Time" quickly became one of Pac's more popular posthumous songs. the very personal song was about loyalty, and love for your fellow man. "the money and the fame made us all change places, how could it be? through the misery that came to pass," Pac reflected. gangsta rap fans further mourned the loss of their lyrical hero making "Until The End Of Time" debut at No.1 on the Billboard 200 with over 40,000 in the first week. in 2014, the RIAA certified the album 4x platinum. what's y'all thoughts on this album???!!!...
