This song samples the song "Top Billin" by Audio Two. The best song on this "Book" and overall the best song on the whole album. Classic, and one of the best 2Pac songs ever. This song features Rappin 4-Tay, who does an excellent job on the chorus. Only God Can Judge Me: This song, has 2Pac going back to his religious rhyming, that we heard on his previous album. Life Goes On: A classic song, which has Pac rhyming about lost friends. This song samples the song "Bring The Pain" by Method Man. No More Pain: This song is a thug song, which has 2Pac rhyming about how he kills people. This song samples the song, "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, and other songs. This song has the 2 rhyming about their criminal styles. 2 of AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted: Now 2Pac has dropped the subject of females. How Do U Want It: Yet another song that 2Pac dedicates to the opposite gender. This song samples the songs, "Sucker M.C.'s (Krush Groove 1)" by Run-D.M.C, "Eric B Is President" by Eric B and Rakim, and other songs. This song features, Dat Ni**a Daz, Kurupt, Redman, and Method Man, and obviously 2Pac is better than each of them, so he had the best verse, Redman being 2nd, Method Man being 3rd, Kurupt being 4th, and Dat N***a Daz being the weakest on the track. Got My Mind Made Up: Yet another song that 2Pac dedicates to the females (partially). This song features Nate Dogg, who again provides the excellent chorus. Skandalouz: Another song that 2Pac dedicates to the women. This song has been sampled in the song, "Wouldn't Get Far" by The Game, and other songs. This song features, Snoop Dogg, Fatal, Yaki Kadafi, and Nate Dogg providing the excellent chorus, obviously 2Pac is much better than each of them, but they are each still good. All Bout U: A song that 2Pac dedicates to the women. This song has been sampled in the song "Can't Deny It" by Fabolous, "Family Business" by Kanye West, "I Wonder" by Kanye West, and other songs. Classic, and one of the best 2Pac songs of all time. This song has 2Pac looking back at his past, and him being a gangster. Ambitionz Az a Ridah: An excellent opener, to a classic album. Also the stats at the top are proof that this album is classic. This album is also number 1, on the list of the best hip hop albums of 1996. This album is also #80 on the list of the best hip hop albums ever.
Some stats that prove how good that this album is, is that it's #50, on the Rolling Stone list of the top 100 albums of the 90s, being the 13th highest hip hop album on the list. With this album, 2Pac dropped that state of mind, and with this album, he then started using his gangster persona.
With the previous 2Pac album, 2Pac was introspective, thoughtful, and wasn't afraid to let his emotions out. Review Summary: Welcome world, to the Death Row 2Pac.
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