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The Chronic

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date May 22, 2001
Dr Dre is a big ugly ogre from the west coast
its music like this that really makes black people
look bad this album is very very obscenne vulgar
and very offensive if black women act like this
in real life like they act on the skits on this
album then all hope is lost let me add i hate west coast rap
music like this is the real reason why real hip hop is gone!

Peace

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2001

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date November 16, 1999
if you Dr Dre, check out his homie Devin the Dude Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1- track 3 getting high is something to smoke to - whoah - this is the first album of Devin's to hit the Billboard Charts - Congrats

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Chronic

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date December 15, 1992
I have mixed feelings about this album. The production is stellar - tremendous beats, catchy hooks, and classic samples. Snoop's laid back, sometimes comical drawl is a perfect complement to the hard hitting rhythm tracks and Dre's deeper voice. In fact, as an MC, Snoop basically steals the spotlight here. The album's singles - "...Dre Day," "Let Me Ride," and "...G Thang" - are bonafide classics, and several other tracks are almost as memorable. Here are my reservations: I'm certainly not the first to state this, but the lyrics, while often catchy, too often resort to cheap sensationalism (that's probably the gentlest criticsm I could offer about the lyrics). It's almost as if every time they couldn't think of something else to say, they'd ... Read More:

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2001 (instrumental)

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date December 28, 1999
This cd revitalized the hip-hop/rap world. Dre is one of, if not the, best producers out there. Just listen to the beats he makes. Not only does he make all his own beats, but he makes some for Eminem, 50 Cent, G-Unit, Mary J., Busta Rhymes, Warren G, and the list goes on and on. The lyrics to these songs are amazing, but when you listen to the beat alone, damn it just blows you away. You get a different feeling listenin to just the beat without the words. For all the people who are against rap and say its not real music. Buy this cd and just listen to it. There is no possible way for anyone who likes any kind of music to listen to this and say its crap. You have to listen to it to appreciate the many layers Dre puts into his beats. Ony fan of good ... Read More:

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Chronicles: Death Row Classics

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date June 27, 2006
Great collection of death row classics! + the music videos on the dvd are a good add-on too!!

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Dr. Dre Presents...The Aftermath

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date November 26, 1996
I wouldnt recommend this album beacuse it only has 1 good song and thats the one by DR Dre.

CD-Charts Position 7
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2001

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date November 16, 1999
if you Dr Dre, check out his homie Devin the Dude Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1- track 3 getting high is something to smoke to - whoah - this is the first album of Devin's to hit the Billboard Charts - Congrats

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Chronic

by: Dr. Dre

Release Date January 01, 1992
I have mixed feelings about this album. The production is stellar - tremendous beats, catchy hooks, and classic samples. Snoop's laid back, sometimes comical drawl is a perfect complement to the hard hitting rhythm tracks and Dre's deeper voice. In fact, as an MC, Snoop basically steals the spotlight here. The album's singles - "...Dre Day," "Let Me Ride," and "...G Thang" - are bonafide classics, and several other tracks are almost as memorable. Here are my reservations: I'm certainly not the first to state this, but the lyrics, while often catchy, too often resort to cheap sensationalism (that's probably the gentlest criticsm I could offer about the lyrics). It's almost as if every time they couldn't think of something else to say, they'd fill in the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Chronic [EXPLICIT LYRICS], Produced by Dr.Dre

Release Date
I have mixed feelings about this album. The production is stellar - tremendous beats, catchy hooks, and classic samples. Snoop's laid back, sometimes comical drawl is a perfect complement to the hard hitting rhythm tracks and Dre's deeper voice. In fact, as an MC, Snoop basically steals the spotlight here. The album's singles - "...Dre Day," "Let Me Ride," and "...G Thang" - are bonafide classics, and several other tracks are almost as memorable. Here are my reservations: I'm certainly not the first to state this, but the lyrics, while often catchy, too often resort to cheap sensationalism (that's probably the gentlest criticsm I could offer about the lyrics). It's almost as if every time they couldn't think of something else to say, they'd fill in the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Training Day

by: Dr. Dre & DJ Quik w/Mimi

Release Date September 11, 2001
Fair soundtrack, but leans totally to rap, leaving out quite a bit of excellent music in the process - too bad!