In summary:

1. Troublesome 21 had 14 songs.

2. 6 of which were released on Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. and it's singles including Keep Ya Head Up and Nothing But Love.

3. The album was pushed back due to the "Cop Killer" controversy and only the positive songs stayed on the album.

4. The posthumous music he did with Tupac on R U Still Down? (Remember Me) and Loyal To The Game were recorded for Troublesome 21.

5. 6-7 songs DJ Daryl produced for Tupac are still unreleased, 2 of them are leaked. I'm assuming these are Still Don't Give A Fuck and Don't Call Me Bitch.

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I'm on a roll with this one. lol.

I remembered the interview with Truman Jefferson (producer of Representin' 93) on this site a while ago ( http://www.tupacnation.net/forum/showthread.php?t=63878 ) where he talked about the album and the songs which were intended for them. From that interview and DJ Daryl's interview I think we could have an idea as to what the album actually looked like. There is a DAT on the death row inventory file that had Papa'z Song, Nothing But Love, Keep Ya Head Up, Crooked Nigga Too, What Goes On, Troublesome, and Still Don't Give A Fuck so it all adds to this.

This is what I've come up with:

Still Don’t Give A Fuck
What Goes On
Troublesome
Crooked Nigga Too
Don’t Call Me Bitch
Black Starry Night (interlude)
Soulja's Revenge
Holler If Ya Hear Me (Original Version)
Niggaz In The Pen

The 6 that carried over from Troublesome to Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z...:

Papa’z Song
Keep Ya Head Up
Nothing But Love
Strugglin
Representin’ 93
I Wonda If Heaven’s Got A Ghetto



My sequence:

Side A

1. Soulja’s Revenge
2. Troublesome
3. Still Don’t Give A Fuck
4. Holler If Ya Hear Me (ft. Live Squad)
5. Strugglin’ (ft. Live Squad)
6. Representin’ 93
7. Don’t Call Me Bitch

Side B

1. Keep Ya Head Up
2. I Wonda If Heaven’s Got A Ghetto
3. What Goes On (ft. W.A.T.M.)
4. Crooked Nigga Too (ft. Stretch)
5. Nothing But Love
6. Papa’z Song (ft. Wycked)
7. Black Starry Night (interlude)
8. Niggaz In The Pen (ft. W.A.T.M.)

Exchange a track or two, but I think this is what the album was.

Just a few opinions;

The song Niggaz in the Pen was an unauthorized remake (1993) of the original song from Troublesome, meaning 2Pac rerecorded but didn't have permission to do so. (Below)




Тупак Жив? Хит Ем Ап-2015? Лично я думаю - это все подогрев интереса перед выходом очередного бутлега.
http://www.viroshare.com/entertainment/tupac-shakur-is-a...015-video/