Dr. Dre 2001 [PA] - Dre, Dr. (CD 1999)

It's one of the great debates of our time -- which is better, Dr. Dre's The Chronic or 2001? OK, so not really. Any true-school hip-hop head's supposed to tell ya that Chronic's easily the better album. If we go by influence? Can't really dispute that. But for those of us who were super-rebellious middle schoolers when Dre began his late-'90s Slim Shady-fueled resurgence, ya might get somethin' of an argument. As someone who didn't really get seriously into hip hop as I was growing up, I have little bits of this album that I remember around the time it came out. "Still D.R.E." being seemingly.

------------ Prelude: This is the LONGEST Review i have ever written, so far. It took 3 days to complete, so i hope you like it. -Big D -------------------------------- Who the hell has not heard of Dr. Dre? The Greatest Producer in the History of mankind returned in 1999 with his second MAJOR RELEASE album 2001. Regardless of what anybody else says, my name of this album is the Chronic 2001, so i will refer to it as Chronic 2001, because that is what it is. How did we get here? Ill give you a simple history lesson. History Lesson Born Andre Young, Dr. Dre has always wanted to do music. Since.

Things done change for Dr. Dre huh. This fabled Westcoast producer has seen virtually everything there is to see in the rap game, the highs, the lows, the wins, the losses. Given his immense track record, producing hits from artists as diverse as Snoop Dogg to Mary J Blige to Eminem, you d think this Compton, Los Angeles born producer would have released more than two solo albums. Oh no. Any hip-hop head who s a hip-hop head will know about The Chronic - the name virtually speaks for itself. The album that started a genre. But through the 90 s Dre s been through it. His bad-tempered split...

After his last album "The Aftermath", Chronic 2001 is something you would never expect. It blew up the charts staying number 1 for a long time. Dre's first CD "Chronic" was good. It was gangsta and hardcore. Those are the two things that he's good at rapping about because that's what he is and has always been. Chronic is slang for Pot. This is another one of my favorite CDs, next to Snoop Doggy Dogg's CDs. It has very well written lyrics. There's many hidden messages in them. You might hear it and not know it because lots of them have to do with things that have happened to him in the last...