How bad was Dre's "The Aftermath" album

[1980DRE]

i was thinking when dre was gonna release his 3rd album when i realized he already did... chronic 2001... don't remember hearing anything but negative reviews of that album "The aftermath"... so how bad was it?

[Darksider]

it wasnt bad...it just wasnt what people expected and def  not a very good release
some dope tracks ..like the dre , rbx, mel man or the eastcoast westcoast killaz song

[Low Key]

When Dre left Death Row, he wanted to stop making hip hop because of the violence and focus on R&B, so half or more are just singing. But the tracks that aren't R&B are pretty good. Especially the King Tee song.

[Layeth THe Smacketh Down]

This isn't really a Dre album in the sense that he only appeared on two tracks and out of the 16 songs on the album he only produced 5 of them.  The rest of the songs are produced by the Aftermath in-house producers that he was fuckin with at the time.  It's a pretty good album, but if you're expecting something on the level of the Chronic you'll probably be dissapointed.

[E-L-P]

I thought it was decent at best, but not bad. Maybe by Dre standards.

[The_Urban_Legend]

i agree the album was'nt his greatest but it did have some dope shit on it

[wballz187]

I'm in the minority, but I love this album.  The live instrumentation was  . 

Like tha Doggfather, this album gets hated on way too much.

[West Coast Veteran]

This isn't really a Dre album in the sense that he only appeared on two tracks and out of the 16 songs on the album he only produced 5 of them.  The rest of the songs are produced by the Aftermath in-house producers that he was fuckin with at the time.  It's a pretty good album, but if you're expecting something on the level of the Chronic you'll probably be dissapointed.

co-sign.. this wasnt Dre's second album it was COMPILATION album to showcase the Aftermath artists..

it was "DR. DRE PRESENTS" not "DR. DRE" similar to "SNOOP DOGG PRESENTS DOGG HOUSE ALL STARS"

[akcranker - The Dangerous Crew Movement]

I think I had this album but don't remember.. any chance someone can hook it up?

[d-nice]

I think I had this album but don't remember.. any chance someone can hook it up?

I got it. Check ya pm.

[Tanjential]

all seven tracks dre produces on this record are DOPE

the track dre raps on that he didn't produce is TIGHTa

and the King T song is COOL as fuck.

the rest is LISTENABLE but not at all exceptional RandB.

the LAW-SHARIEF track is CORNY.

that is all

-T

[d-nice]

I think it is solid. You can tell in the early stages of the label, Dre had alot of good talent, but not that one superstar like a Snoop Dogg or Eminem that really separated themselves from others on the label.

[1980DRE]

This isn't really a Dre album in the sense that he only appeared on two tracks and out of the 16 songs on the album he only produced 5 of them.  The rest of the songs are produced by the Aftermath in-house producers that he was fuckin with at the time.  It's a pretty good album, but if you're expecting something on the level of the Chronic you'll probably be dissapointed.

co-sign.. this wasnt Dre's second album it was COMPILATION album to showcase the Aftermath artists..

it was "DR. DRE PRESENTS" not "DR. DRE" similar to "SNOOP DOGG PRESENTS DOGG HOUSE ALL STARS"

I see.... never looked at it that way..... thanks!

[3331]

been there done that is one of my favorite dre tracks

some other sick tracks. nothing i wanna bump from cover to cover but i still think its dope.

[TRG]

its got a few dope songs, but the rnb shit wasnt so good, RBX, Mel-Man, King T, Group Therapy and Been There Done That tracks are dope