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Soundcheck / September 13, 2006 / Life after the Death of Tupac Shakur

Life after the Death of Tupac Shakur

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

The young rapper Tupac Shakur was killed 10 years ago. Today on the program, we'll look at the rapper's musical legacy and the industry that's surrounded him after his death.

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[1] XB April 30, 2008 - 11:03AM

I appreciate the thoughts of the two guests on Tupac, but it's ludicrously obvious that the host knows almost nothing about his music. Tupac has one of the most downright recognizable voices and styles in hip-hop -- one that is easily parodied, it is so distinctive -- and yet you play a clip of "California Love" that's obviously Dr. Dre rapping and not Tupac. What gives? Is this the first time the show producers have heard Tupac Shakur? Goodness.

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