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- Better Dayz (Parental Advisory)
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Released 2002

Thugz Mansion (Nas Acoustic)
04:12
99,747 plays

When We Ride On Our Enemies (Briss Remix)
02:54
96,238 plays

Thugz Mansion (7 Remix)
04:07
81,412 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:55
- 23,933 plays

- 2
- Still Ballin' (Nitty Remix)
- 02:49
- 127,776 plays

- 3
- When We Ride On Our Enemies (Briss Remix)
- 02:54
- 96,238 plays

- 4
- Changed Man (Jazze Pha Remix)
- 03:52
- 45,501 plays

- 5
- F*** Em All
- 04:25
- 41,261 plays

- 6
- Never B Peace (Nitty Remix)
- 04:59
- 37,583 plays

- 7
- Mamma's Just A Little Girl (KP Remix)
- 04:58
- 35,159 plays

- 8
- Street Fame (Briss Remix)
- 04:30
- 49,302 plays

- 9
- Whatcha Gonna Do
- 03:38
- 39,466 plays

- 10
- Fair Xchange (Jazze Pha Remix)
- 03:52
- 35,739 plays

- 11
- Late Night
- 04:17
- 14,121 plays

- 12
- Ghetto Star
- 04:14
- 42,275 plays

- 13
- Thugz Mansion (Nas Acoustic)
- 04:12
- 99,747 plays

- 14
- My Block (Nitty Remix)
- 05:22
- 55,684 plays

- 15
- Thugz Mansion (7 Remix)
- 04:07
- 81,412 plays

- 16
- Never Call U B**** Again
- 04:38
- 37,537 plays

- 17
- Better Dayz
- 04:17
- 69,199 plays

- 18
- U Can Call (Jazze Pha Remix)
- 03:49
- 33,453 plays

- 19
- Military Minds
- 05:29
- 40,072 plays

- 20
- Fame
- 04:50
- 38,967 plays

- 21
- Fair Xchange (Mya Remix)
- 03:56
- 26,945 plays

- 22
- Catchin Feelins
- 04:54
- 37,585 plays

- 23
- There U Go
- 05:30
- 34,688 plays

- 24
- This Life I Lead
- 05:21
- 36,868 plays

- 25
- Who Do You Believe In
- 05:30
- 40,093 plays

- 26
- They Don't Give A F**** About Us
- 05:08
- 43,284 plays

- 27
- Outro
- 00:13
- 13,111 plays

album review

Though it was released on the eve of the busiest year in 2Pac's posthumous career, Better Dayz shouldn't be overlooked -- and with the schedule including a feature documentary (with soundtrack), plus two books and another double album, it might be easy for this one to slip from the radar. A lengthy two-disc set, it benefits from a raft of still-compelling material by one of the two or three best rappers in history, as well as excellent compiling by executive producers Suge Knight and Afeni Shakur, 2Pac's mother. Organizing the set roughly into one disc of hardcore rap and one of R&B jams makes for an easier listen, and the R&B disc especially has some strong tracks, opening with a remix of 1995's "My Block" and including quintessentially 2Pac material -- reflective, conflicted, occasionally anguished -- like "Never Call U B**** Again," "Better Dayz," "Fame," and "This Life I Lead." Most of the tracks are previously unreleased, the rest coming from scattered compilations like Knight's Chronic 2000: Still Smokin' or 1995's The Show soundtrack. It's 2Pac's best album since his death, and bodes well for future material by, and concerning, rap's most legendary figure. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide