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There are a few weaker tracks on this project, which should be expected since it’s a double album. “Sky’s the Limit,” “Ten Crack Commandments,” and “Sky’s the Limit” make up the second half of this project and do an awesome job of keeping the good streak of songs going. A good majority of this LP provides an easy listen thanks to some amazing beats, quality collabs, and classic Biggie bars. “Hypnotize,” “Kick In The Door,” “I Love the Dough,” and “What’s Beef” are just some of the songs on this massive project that hit on all cylinders. Life After Death is one of the few hip-hop double albums that’s a lot better than you’d expect. And man, what a hell of a follow-up it is. Just a few weeks after the tragic passing of B.I.G.’s death, the world was treated to his second album. From the albums he recorded while he was still here right on up to his posthumous efforts, these are all of the Notorious B.I.G.

We’re going to aid in those commendable efforts and take a look at all the LPs that were graced by Biggie Small’s presence. far too soon, but his family, friends, and fans have done an incredible job of making sure his memory is never forgotten. He exuded a different type of swag, instilled confidence in all the fellas that looked just like him, and came hard on every song he starred on. When Biggie Smalls existed on this Earth in physical form, he blessed our ears with two solo albums that showcased his mastery of the microphone. How could you not know the lyrics to one of the most inspirational, coming of age themed rap songs of all time? The way Christopher Wallace aka “The Notorious B.I.G.” eloquently described his rise to hip-hop stardom was masterful and simply unforgettable.

€œIt was all a dream, I used to read Word Up! magazine/Salt-n-Pepa and Heavy D up in the limousine/Hangin’ pictures on my wall/Every Saturday Rap Attack, Mr.