Tupac

[2600HERTZ]

Tupac sings a song "To Live and Die in L.A.", and I was thinking that maybe to live and die in L.A. isn't to be here from beggining to end rather he meant: Everyone in this city has to die a little for every little bit they live, and that everyone here craves that reality.

Side Note: Maybe people aren't just other atomic particles we meet rather they are messengers.


Another Side Note; Who's High?.............................ME

2600HERTZ Reviewed by 2600HERTZ on 01-11-2007. Tupac Tupac sings a song "To Live and Die in L.A.", and I was thinking that maybe to live and die in L.A. isn't to be here from beggining to end rather he meant: Everyone in this city has to die a little for every little bit they live, and that everyone here craves that reality. Side Note: Maybe people aren't just other atomic particles we meet rather they are messengers. Another Side Note; Who's High?.............................ME Rating: 5

[Polymirize]

That...

is the fucking deepest thing I have ever read. One wonders why we don't see more Tupac on the spirituality board.

I'm listening to Les Claypools "rumble of the diesel" right now, and I've got to say... it's definately speaking to me on a spiritual level right now too... you should check that out. Skeriks solo alone tops anything ever said by Tupac.

[2600HERTZ]

Sarcasm? I think they played that at bonnaroo.

[Polymirize]

Sarcasm? I think they played that at bonnaroo.

And? Did you feel it?

[2600HERTZ]

OH I felt ITTT, and I do mean ITTT.

[greendove]

Sarcasm? I think they played that at bonnaroo.

Amazing festival, great show. I had a fantastic time.

Ahhh, memories!

[2600HERTZ]

Indeed it was Dope.

[Pass That Shit]

Everyone needs some Tupac. He's alive in my heart. imp:

[JeenYuss]

fuck yes like my sig

[2600HERTZ]

You guys are the shit for agreeing with me. Because I mean really, he isn't dead, and his music is so influential. I love it.