1- Ballad of a Dead Souljah-Rating: 9/10
The first track on UTEOT proves to be one of the best. A great beat and supurb production by Jonny J and always great lyrics by Tupac. I believe this song shows how Tupac was feeling during his last years.

2- Fuck Friendz-Rating: 7.5/10
A medeoker track produced by QD3 is a lot worse than the original, "Let's be friends". This has the first dis' of the album against Jay-Z. An alright beat, definately not one of pac's best songs.

3- Lil' Homies-Rating: 10/10 Possible the best song on the CD Lil' Homies shows Tupac's supurb skill with a tight beat provided by Jonny J again. A great chorus with great lyrics, an all around great song.

4- Let 'Em Have It-Rating: 7/10
This song doesn't appeal to me very much again like Fuck Friends. The beat is ok but the constant sexual references gets annoying. The chorus is pretty weak and not some of his greatest lyrics.

5- Good Life-Rating: 9/10
This song has a good chorus and a tight beat. Big Skye and Edi do a very good job on this song and Tupac's lyrics are very good. One of Pac's classics.

6- Letter To My Unborn-Rating: 10/10
One of my favorite Tupac songs ever. Tight lyrics reminescent of Unconditional Love with a great beat and a tight chorus along with great production by Jonny J and yes Michael Jackson. I love this song and is slated as the next single.

7- Breathin'-Rating: 10/10
A tight track, the best on disc one for sure. One of my favorite Tupac songs ever. Produced by Jonny J again and a sampled beat from a Michael Jackson song. The outlawz are absolutely amazing on this track, the best I've ever heard from them.

8- Happy Home-Rating: 9/10
A great upbeat song with a nice message. Great lyrics from Tupac with a great beat by Jonny J. The only drawback is the chorus which is extremely boring.

9- All Out-Rating: 8/10
Another good track reminds me of Hit Em Up. It features the Outlawz who also sound tight on this track. I'm feeling tupac's lyrics on this song. It has an alright beat.

10- Fucking Wit The Wrong Nigga-Rating: 7/10
I don't like this song very much. The sound production just doesn't sound right. The chorus is really bad and the beat is pretty poor also. Not a good track at all.

11- Thug N U Thug N Me remix-Rating: 8/10
This track features Kci and Jojo and this song is on their album "X'" although slightly different. I like this track has a good hook and Tupac's lyrics are tight but the beat is a little wack, by Jonny J.

12- Everything They Owe-Rating: 8/10
A good beat produced by Jonny J and a pretty good beat. The chorus is pretty tight and the overall song is pretty good but not great.

13- Until The End of Time-Rating: 10/10
I love this song, the first single off of the album of the same name. R.L. from Next is singing the hook and the song really grew on me. I like this beat the most out of all the songs and 'Pac sounds great!

14- M.O.B.-Rating: 8/10
Money Over Bitches, a good song thats very catchy. Tupac doesnt do as good as usual with rapping but the beat and chorus are tight. Thug Life and the Outlawz appear on this track.

15- World Wide Mob Figgaz-Rating: 7/10
A pretty good song, but not that great. The Outlawz actually re use some of their parts "o-u-t-l-a-w-z" can be found on Killuminati from Still I Rise. The beat is pretty plain but alright.

1- Big Skye Interlude-Rating: 5/10
Theres not much to like about this.

2- My Closedt Roaddogz-Rating: 9.5/10
A great track with a tight chorus mixed by Jonny J. Tupac sounds great in this song and the beat is very good.

3- Niggaz Nature remix-Rating: 10/10
I love this song, one of pac's best. With the best chorus on the cd sung by Lil' Mo and great rappin by Tupac behind a great beat. An all around great song.

4- When Thugz Cry-Rating: 9/10
I liked the original better but this version is still very good. Mixed by Jonny J, a great beat with a very catchy chorus. A very good song with a tight message to us.

5- U Don't Have To Worry-Rating: 8/10
Another good song featuring the Outlawz. The beat is a little annoying but the chorus is good and the lyrics are real good. He talks about the first time he was shot a lot in this track.

6- This Ain't Livin'-Rating: 7.5/10
The same girl from "When Thugz Cry" appears on this track and she sounds almost exactly the same. It's too bad Jonny J decided to use her becuase he wrecked a great song by Tupac. The beat is straight wack and doesnt fit the song at all.

7- Why U Turn On Me?-Rating:8/10
Made as a dis song to Wendy Williams and proves to be a pretty good song. The chorus is very good but the beat is very simple and takes away from Tupac.

8- Lastonesleft-Rating: 7/10
I dont know but it seems Tupac was running out of things to say because he talks about his Suburban swerving just like in Breathin'. The Outlawz are pretty weak in this song but it has a tight beat.

9- Thug N U Thug N Me-Rating: 8.5/10
This one is more of the one found on "X" but there isnt a lot of difference between the two songs. His voice is a little clearer and I like this edition better.

10- Words To MY First Born-Rating: 7.5/10
Great lyrics but the chorus is very bad but the beat is pretty good produced by DJ Quik. The chorus wrecks the song for me.

11- Let Em Have It remix-Rating: 7/10
This track features Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez from TLC. I still don't like the song and just can't compare to Toss It Up or How Do You Want It which also deal with the same topic.

12- Runnin On E-Rating: 8/10
This track puts out some disses to Mob Deep and is pretty goods although the original was much better. The Outlawz are tight in this track and the beat is medeoker.

13- When I Get Free-Rating: 8/10
Produced by Jonny J, When I Get Free has a tight beat but a not very good chorus. This is not one of Tupac's best songs, It just doesn't sound complete.

14- Until The End Of Time remix-Rating: 9/10
This is basicly the same song as the original except a different person singing which isnt as good as RL. "Another album out that's what I'm about, more", straight from the words of Tupac Shakur in his new album, Until The End of Time. Five years after his death Tupac Amaru Shakur or "Makaveli", his alias during the last years of his life, has put out another album full of disses, heart felt messages, and pure thug life. This album shows how even after his death, Tupac still owns the rap industry.