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| Tupac |
Tupac Shakur is one of the most dominant figures in the history of hip hop. His recording career lasted just five years from 1991 to his murder in a drive-by shooting in 1996 but established a body of work of an exceptionally high standard which achieved massive commercial success.Since his death there have been a number of posthumous DVD releases variously purporting to tell the “story” of Tupac Shakur. This DVD & UMD release is different. It captures the sheer raw excitement of Tupac live in concert at the House of Blues in its in entirety.Definitely not for the faint hearted, the show contains Tupac delivering his strongly held opinions direct to the audience and Snoop holding forth on sex and drugs with his usual gathering of suitably dressed women.As a bonus feature there are five original Tupac videos directed by Kevin Swain for Death Row Records and an exclusive interview with Death Row Records President Suge Knight.
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