Kadafi Son said:
When did Amaru or Death Row come with the idea to remix and change Pac's music?
Amaru started remixing in 1997. It's how badly the remixing has become that has changed through the years. Death Row started changing the music in 1998 by replacing Snoop with Top Dogg on All About U. I could care less about that one though, seeing how we had the original version in retail form anyway.
Kadafi Son said:
What happened after RUSD with the remixing?
Afeni started overseeing the music less and less while giving more and more power to E.D.I. and Kastro.
Kadafi Son said:
Whose music in history has ever been remixed and watered down other than 2pac's and a little bit of Big?
Nobody. I don't even really count Biggie's posthumous stuff as really being remixed (at least not to the degree of Pac's music), since most of Born Again consisted of studio scraps (as opposed to completed songs like Pac's) or random verses and most of Duets consisted of remixed retail tracks.
Kadafi Son said:
Where are the masters for Pacs songs?
Presumably in Amaru's possession. However, there are still masters not in their possession, which is why people like Dante can still access unleaked songs that not even Amaru has. Supposedly Suge still has a few, Boot Camp has some of the stuff from what would've been the second disc of the One Nation compilation and a lot of the masters weren't well-accounted for in terms of its proper labeling and its whereabouts.
Kadafi Son said:
Why is it settling into my brain that I have to deal with remixes of my favorite poet?
That's the norm, and unfortunately it won't change.
Kadafi Son said:
How is it it possible to save Pac and how do Amaru come up with ideas of which songs to mix?
Obviously making message forum threads and online petitions don't work. Someone has to whisper into Afeni's ears, and that person better be somebody with some pull and some way for them to either get more money or spend less of it, which is why Eminem was able to gain control of Loyal to the Game. You'd seriously need to off E.D.I. and Kastro along with a few other idiots at Amaru Records.
If you recall, there were some reports of 50 Cent showing interest in executive producing the album. And I bet right about now, all of you are wishing he did because it probably would've been better and get decent beats worthy of club play (for songs where club beats are applicable).