
Dr. Dre
Initially known to the world as an MC for gangsta godfathers N.W.A., Dr. Dre went on to become the single most influential producer in hip-hop history. With 1993’s The Chronic, he married breezy funk samples to hardcore imagery, creating the G-Funk style and inspiring a host of imitators. He would later discover and nurture some of the best rappers ever, including Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and 50 Cent.
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The Chronic
January 01, 1992
star ratingDre's 1992 solo smash The Chronic features system-busting Funkadelic beats designed to rumble your woofer while the matter-of-fact violence of the lyrics blows your smoke-filled mind.
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1992The Chronic
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1996First Round Knock Out
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1996First Round Knock Out
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1996Dr. Dre PresentsÉ.The Aftermath
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1996Dr. Dre PresentsÉ.The Aftermath
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1996Back N Tha Day
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1996Back N Tha Day
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19992001
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19992001
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2006Chronicles: Death Row Classics
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2006Chronicles: Death Row Classics
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