On This Day In 1992, Dr. Dre Released The Greatest Rap Album Of All Time...The Chronic

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  • 5 Grand
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    Deep Cover should have been on it
  • gman82
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    Top 5 all time
  • dwade206
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    Exaggerate much? Classic album though.
  • dwade206
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    Ya'll can wack me and troll me and Nosign me but the lyrics on The Chronic were average and with the exception of a few songs (Nuttin but a G thing, Let Me Ride) it was just a good album. I don't see what was so GREAT about it.

    The production was tight and it sounded good sonically but I think The Chronic is overrated. I guess he brought a new sound, but the replay value is Meh.

    Wu Tang's 36 Chambers album came one year later (11 months). The Chronic sounded better sonically, but Wu Tang could rap circles around the Death Row camp.

    ? =Snoop
    Otherwise Wu>>>>Death Row

    The Chronic changed radio. ? was a classic bro.
  • BobOblah
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    _Menace_ wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    Ya'll can wack me and troll me and Nosign me but the lyrics on The Chronic were average and with the exception of a few songs (Nuttin but a G thing, Let Me Ride) it was just a good album. I don't see what was so GREAT about it.

    The production was tight and it sounded good sonically but I think The Chronic is overrated. I guess he brought a new sound, but the replay value is Meh.

    Wu Tang's 36 Chambers album came one year later (11 months). The Chronic sounded better sonically, but Wu Tang could rap circles around the Death Row camp.

    ? =Snoop
    Otherwise Wu>>>>Death Row

    I like wu tang but....

    you're comparing this

    wu-tang_1386604639.jpg



    to this

    death-row-gang.jpg

    That's not a wild comparison.
  • THIRDSUPREME
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    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever

  • 5 Grand
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    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever


    Thats gotta be the greatest run in the history of Hip Hop, if not the history of recorded music.
  • THIRDSUPREME
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever


    Thats gotta be the greatest run in the history of Hip Hop, if not the history of recorded music.

    The Rza was phenomenal till he start getting too weird.
  • 5 Grand
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever


    Thats gotta be the greatest run in the history of Hip Hop, if not the history of recorded music.

    The Rza was phenomenal till he start getting too weird.

    The Bobby Digital album was the beginning of the end for me.
  • TheGOAT
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    FOH with all that WU talk

    Its Chronic Day

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  • CeLLaR-DooR
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    Dre => RZA but Wu > Death Row
  • THIRDSUPREME
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever


    Thats gotta be the greatest run in the history of Hip Hop, if not the history of recorded music.

    The Rza was phenomenal till he start getting too weird.

    The Bobby Digital album was the beginning of the end for me.

    For me it was The W. Ghost held it down for years after that though.
  • 313 wayz
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  • D.D.S.
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    Snoop’s verse on ? Ain’t ? >>>
    I’ve always wondered if Daz really ? his ? lmao
  • 313 wayz
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  • TheGOAT
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    313 wayz wrote: »
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    They ? on "lil ghetto boy" sayin its the 1 track that could go

    WTF

    Thats my favorite track on the album
  • D.D.S.
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    TheGOAT wrote: »
    313 wayz wrote: »
    dre_chronic.jpg

    They ? on "lil ghetto boy" sayin its the 1 track that could go

    WTF

    Thats my favorite track on the album

    I coulda did without the Doctor’s skit. Didn’t need it at all
  • trilladelic
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    I drop bombs like Hiroshima..
  • just.might.b.ok
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    Thread was so dope made me come back from the death to say that i love been high af and listening to Let Me Ride, and Lil' Ghetto Boy.
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  • KneeGro_DuperMan
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    5 Grand wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    _Lefty wrote: »
    This and ? were like an event. I don't think there's been a record label to this day, or before that dropped two culture moving classics back to back like this. Ain't too many real hip hop classics, but this has to be on the Mt. Rushmore of Hip-Hop albums. It just has to be.

    Wu tang did it back to back to back to back to back and you get my drift.

    36
    Tical
    Return to the 36
    Liquid swords
    Ob4cl
    Iron man
    Wu tang forever


    Thats gotta be the greatest run in the history of Hip Hop, if not the history of recorded music.

    The Rza was phenomenal till he start getting too weird.

    The Bobby Digital album was the beginning of the end for me.

    For me it was The W. Ghost held it down for years after that though.

    Nah b. The W is hard. Iron Flag was the weak joint.
  • a_list
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    Yo, let the Chronic get its shine....Save that comparison for another thread...lol
  • Broddie
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    BobOblah wrote: »
    _Menace_ wrote: »
    5 Grand wrote: »
    Ya'll can wack me and troll me and Nosign me but the lyrics on The Chronic were average and with the exception of a few songs (Nuttin but a G thing, Let Me Ride) it was just a good album. I don't see what was so GREAT about it.

    The production was tight and it sounded good sonically but I think The Chronic is overrated. I guess he brought a new sound, but the replay value is Meh.

    Wu Tang's 36 Chambers album came one year later (11 months). The Chronic sounded better sonically, but Wu Tang could rap circles around the Death Row camp.

    ? =Snoop
    Otherwise Wu>>>>Death Row

    I like wu tang but....

    you're comparing this

    wu-tang_1386604639.jpg



    to this

    death-row-gang.jpg

    That's not a wild comparison.

    It would be if Bow Wow was in the Death Row pic like he's supposed to be.
  • dalyricalbandit
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    greatest? mehhh idk

    it more like the biggest impact to the rap game ill say
  • Cleveland7venty6
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    I drop bombs like Hiroshima..

    That's why I walk around strapped.