Your Favorite Posthumus Album of Any Late Artist

[K0beStar]

I wanna hear what is yalls favorite posthumus album of a late, singer, rocker, rapper, or whoever.


Posthumus-Occurring or continuing after one's death

[Null17]

Posthumous

And on topic, I don't think I have one

[K0beStar]

i knew i spelled it wrong

[Nick]

You just wanted to say posthumous didn't you k0beStar.

Probably Led Zepplin for me though. (Did you know #53: A Zepplin is a blimp. You're appriciating their unorthadox name a little more now, aren't you? )

[Its_asdf]

This is just an invitation for another "2pAc RuLeZ!" thread isn't it.

[K0beStar]

No sir its not. Although that statement may be true asdf

[Big-D]

I would have to say Jerry Garcia, Jimmy Hendrix, and John Lennon Greatest hits

[Axel]

This is just an invitation for another "2pAc RuLeZ!" thread isn't it.

Nah not necesarily... i think Biggie had the better posthumous album (Life after Death)

[Joe']

Well, I recently started listening to Nirvana, but I don't know if any album was released after Kurt Cobain's death in 1994.

[cyanide]

My favorite would probably be Nirvana's With the Lights out album. I'd consider it posthumous since Nirvana broke up after Kurt's death.

Joe: They released three albums after his death, but they're a collection of unreleased/live songs.

[Kriegz]

The 7 Day Theory by 2Pac and The Big Picture by Big L. There really arn't that many because most artists don't leave behind as much material as Pac did.