Duets: The Final Chapter's tracklist:
B.I.G. Live in Jamaica (intro)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
It Has Been Said (feat. Diddy, Eminem & Obie Trice)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Spit Your Game (feat. Twista & Bone Thugs-N-Harmony)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Whatchu Want (feat. Jay-Z)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Get Your Grind On (feat. Fat Joe & Big Pun)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Living the Life (feat. Ludacris & Snoop Dogg)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Greatest Rapper (interlude)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
1970 Somethin' (feat. Faith Evans & The Game)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Nasty Girl (feat. Diddy, Nelly, Jagged Edge & Avery Storm)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Living in Pain (feat. 2Pac, Mary J. Blige & Nas)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
I'm With Whateva (feat. Lil Wayne, Juelz Santana & Jim Jones)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Beef (feat. Mobb Deep)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
My Dad (interlude)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Hustler's Story (feat. Scarface, Akon & Big Gee)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Breakin' Old Habits (feat. T.I. & Slim Thug)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Ultimate Rush (feat. Missy Elliott)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Mi Casa (feat. R. Kelly)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Little Homie (interlude)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Hold Your Head (feat. Bob Marley)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Just a Memory (feat. Clipse)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Wake Up Now (feat. Korn)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$
Love Is Everlasting (outro)	Buy HQ 320Kb 0.1$

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Duets: The Final Chapter was marketed as the final 'tribute' album to Biggie Smalls, news which caused the general public to collectively wipe the sweat from their brows. It sold moderately well (although its first week sales were eclipsed by those of Jamie Foxx and a Teletubbies exercise video), but was trashed in the press. In hindsight, Biggie couldn't have ended his career with a more fitting album than Life After Death. Over the course of only two albums, he achieved every success imaginable, perhaps none greater than this unabashedly over-reaching success. Ready to Die is a milestone album, for sure, but it's nowhere near as extravagant or epic as Life After. The CD, titled Duets: The Final Chapter, mostly featured the fragments and remakes of his old songs. The name of Notorious B.I.G. Is likely to draw broad attention again as the biographical movie Notorious is ready to appear on the screens in 2009.

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Hip-hop's self-image would never be quite the same without the Notorious B.I.G.

In just a few short years, the Notorious B.I.G. went from a Brooklyn street hustler to the savior of East Coast hip-hop to a tragic victim of the culture of violence he depicted so realistically on his records. His all-too-brief odyssey almost immediately took on mythic proportions, especially since his murder followed the shooting of rival 2Pac Shakur by only six months. In death, the man also known as Biggie Smalls became a symbol of the senseless violence that plagued inner-city America in the waning years of the 20th century. Whether or not his death was really the result of a much-publicized feud between the East and West Coast hip-hop scenes, it did mark the point where both sides stepped back from a rivalry that had gone too far. Hip-hop's self-image would never be quite the same, and neither would public perception. Since his passing, the Notorious B.I.G. has lived on through his posthumous releases, Born Again and the highly anticipated album, Duets: The Final Chapter. The 22-track set features songs built around unreleased Biggie music.

Dozens of superstars have come together to perform with legendary rapper

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Duets: The Final Chapter features rhymes recorded by the Notorious B.I.G. throughout his career, melded with newly recorded performances by some of contemporary music’s greatest vocalists and MCs. Dozens of superstars have come together to perform with and pay homage to the legendary rapper on this unprecedented, history-making release. In addition, Duets: The Final Chapter incorporates posthumous appearances by 2Pac, Bob Marley, and Big Pun. Hold Ya Head was the first music to be released from Duets: The Final Chapter. The dramatic and poignant track pairs the Notorious B.I.G. with a moving sample from Johnny Was by Bob Marley, another legendary artist who died before his time. Other highlights of the project include Get Your Grind On, which brings together for the first time the Notorious B.I.G., Fat Joe, and Big Pun; and Spit Your Game, which pairs Twista with Bone Thugs N Harmony’s Krayzie Bone, a long-awaited collaboration that hip-hop fans will go wild for. R. Kelly and Charlie Wilson join the Notorious B.I.G. on the soulful groove Mi Casa, and the group KoRn rocks with him on Wake Up Now. B.I.G.’s mom, Voletta Wallace, makes an appearance on the album’s closing track, Love Is Everlasting, with the recital of an original poem about her son Christopher Wallace.

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The love for B.I.G was and is real

Biggie was a gifted storyteller with a sense of humor and an eye for detail, and his narratives about the often-violent life of the streets were rarely romanticized; instead, they were told with a gritty, objective realism that won him enormous respect and credibility. The general consensus in the rap community was that when his life was cut short, sadly, Biggie was just getting started. Duets: The Final Chapter marks the first release of new the Notorious B.I.G.’s material in six years. Xming server for windows. P. Revo pro key. Diddy and Notorious B.I.G. are the album’s Executive Producers, while Voletta Wallace is Co-Executive Producer al