Product Description

This special 2-disc set brings together the only two live performances by 2 Pac Shakur that were ever filmed. The "House of Blues" show from 1996 is included with the never-before-seen show from Club 662 in Las Vegas also filmed in 1996 on the day of his release from prison. In contrast to the many "story-of" DVD's of 2 Pac available this set is the definitive live experience of 2 Pac at this very best in front of a live audience.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MUSIC DVD/CONCERTS Rating: NR UPC: 801213018291 Manufacturer No: EV30182-9

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17481 in DVD
• Brand: RED DISTRIBUTION
• Released on: 2006-10-31
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Explicit Lyrics, Live, Special Edition, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 196 minutes

Customer Reviews

Makaveli Da Don + Outlawz
Simple! I give this Dvd 10 out of ten ... Pac was the hottes Actor,Rapper,artist,ceo,producer of the world hands down. In this Dvd you see Pac performing some of hs best songs and here is when you can really see the passion that Pac had for Hip-Hop and how this Men recorded so many tracks before he passed. This is a most Have Dvd is you are a pac Fan. This is the only Live Pac Dvd out there. It is worth avery single penny the quality is good the music is clear. Don't hold back this is a must have take your visa out and purchase it. You wont reqret it.

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Moneykane1

Cool DVD
I recommended for all 2pac fans, the only thing i dont like is the concert at club 662 becuase its not widescreen

Live and Kicking
Incredible. I have never actually seen Tupac live but watching the the concerts put me right there in the action, I truly felt like I was there. The House of Blues performance was far better quality than that of club 662, but the club performance still delivered a since that Tupac was back none the less. It was also great to see all of the Death Row artists truly supporting each other on stage; this truly displayed the fact that they were all fans of each other's music. I loved it and recommend it to all of the Tupac and Death Row fans.