i dont feel sorry for rich people.
chronic was a sick cd tho

i have audio evidence that he's reneged, he already committed to giving rap back on the condition we all contributed towards a platinum plaque and moreover we provided him with six. for physical evidence to supplement this you'll probably find them hanging in the office at the back of his house like trophies.

i'm still excited to hear it but it'll be hard to follow up with the same quality given the pedigree of artists collaborating on this one compared to Chronic and 2001.

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Originally posted by rT19 i dont feel sorry for rich people. chronic was a sick cd tho

I do when u know what rich peope had to pull out of them to get there.
it's not an easy road.


"anyone can be poor and have friends
its a life of luxury that produces enemies"

you can quote that from me

pre 2000 Dre > post 2000 Dre

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It almost seems like Dre is putting together a list of some of the more popular names in the game right now. Will it work, im not so sure. He should have kept it old school and it would have been a success for sure.

Believe it or not, "Chronic 2001" defined an entire era for me.
One of my favourite hip hop albums for me after 36 Chambers... lol.
BUT, having said that, there comes a time when artists and musicians should just put a cork in it... it's not "cool" anymore when the time has passed and they're trying to be 20-something again.
I'm just saying.

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Originally posted by italarmo Believe it or not, "Chronic 2001" defined an entire era for me. One of my favourite hip hop albums for me after 36 Chambers... lol. BUT, having said that, there comes a time when artists and musicians should just put a cork in it... it's not "cool" anymore when the time has passed and they're trying to be 20-something again. I'm just saying.

i hear that. its true.

thats why he "says" he doesnt want to put out the album.


but truthfully i think it has to do with what i said too.


and truthfully if dre could pull out alot of great mcs for the this last album i would have mind hearing a 40 something rap especially if it was a pioneer like dre. I mean hell I still get pumped up when I hear Rakim drop something new and hes ollder then dre.

but the fact is there will be no rakim on detox, there will be no cube, there will be no legendary west coast rappers.

West Coast sound is practically dead

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy i hear that. its true. thats why he "says" he doesnt want to put out the album. but truthfully i think it has to do with what i said too. and truthfully if dre could pull out alot of great mcs for the this last album i would have mind hearing a 40 something rap especially if it was a pioneer like dre. I mean hell I still get pumped up when I hear Rakim drop something new and hes ollder then dre. but the fact is there will be no rakim on detox, there will be no cube, there will be no legendary west coast rappers. West Coast sound is practically dead

All true, but its not like 2001 had any of the legendary west coast rappers either. I mean Snoop, Nate, X, etc are prime west coast but they'll hopefully be on Detox, as will Warren G. What gets me is including 50, the game, obie, lil wayne, etc.

yeah dr.dre having to do tracks with 50 cent is a travesty

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Originally posted by matty All true, but its not like 2001 had any of the legendary west coast rappers either. I mean Snoop, Nate, X, etc are prime west coast but they'll hopefully be on Detox, as will Warren G. What gets me is including 50, the game, obie, lil wayne, etc.

exactly id rather just hear all dre, like what jay did for the black album