5/5 Live at the House Blues. 2pac. Good Dvd.
  by Jose Lopez (Miami,Florida USA)
Good to sometimes so-so Quality, Good to complete collection, 2pac,tha doggpound, the outlawz, snoop, etc. Live DVD. Worth buying, Or rent it first if you can.

3/5 Very Dissapointed
  by F. Harb (Anaheim,California)
i got this dvd on my 16th birthday im 19 now and im just glad i didnt buy it even though im a big time tupac fan. It just wasnt really meant to be on dvd their wasnt anything exiting about the concert im just saying how i feel about. Theres some music videos on the dvd that enhances it a little but thats it it would have been better if there was some behind the scenes footage but there wasnt. So i gave it 3 stars only because its tupac.

5/5 THE BEST
  by G. Maldonado (LOS ANGELES, CA)
2PAC JUST WENT ALL IT IN HIS CONCERT. I LIKE THE WAY HE PERFORMED AND HOW HE WAS EXPRESSING HIMSELF. SNOOP DOGG ALSO PUT IT DOWN IN THE CONCERT. I WATCH THIS DVD EVERYDAY IN MY CAR, ON MY TO WORK FROM WORK TO SCHOOL, FROM SCHOOL AND ANY WHERE ELSE I GO. MY FAVORITE ONE ARE: TROUBLESOME 96, HIT'EM UP, 2 OF AMERIKAZ MOST WANTED, AMITIOUS AS A RIDAH AND SO MANY TEARS.

5/5 The God Returns.
  by G. Duenas (ATL.)
Pac was the man.Yes,he was not the greatest MC,but who can refute the fact that he is the greatest rapper. Here we get to see a rear glimpse of a pac live performance. Pac stalks the stage like a man possessed! his energy level is on full blast. This was at the height of his beef with BadBoy and others so he rolls on them with the heater "hit'em up", but my personal favorite performace was "How do you want ft. Jodeci" you must turn up your surround sound. Although I would see pac in Manhattan,and saw all his videos, I have never seen him in concert. This is must for any fan or budding artist take notes. He was a bad,bad man. We all miss him.

4/5 My Belief about Tupac
  by Don Talon
I am an intelligent man, when I speak my seniors both in age and status listen to me..I'm not a gang banger,I'm not a killer but I am a product of society AND SOMETIMES I wonder if Tupac Shakur knew how great he was...I wonder if he knew the level of his power.



With all my academic degrees and education I will put all that on the line and say that tupac was the greatest African American leader of all time..greater than Martin Luther King, Malcomn, Garvey all of them...and I know this comment will turn this review from a 'helpful' to a 'not helpful' but I dont mind that at all.


Only thing is that he was the poster child for paradoxy...unpredictable, a truly tortured soul who loved his people and never found out just how to adapt...he was an articulate intelligent and well spoken young man ( when he wanted to) who somehow couldn't handle the expectations of the hip hop scene compared to what he felt deep within.


This disc is recommended.

Were I to meet this man I wouldn't know what to do..just wouldn't...I think i'd break down in tears.