Author Topic: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?  (Read 469 times)

Sccit

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #15 on: Today at 06:03:13 AM »
Compton was dope imo...I wouldn't call it classic because Dre's standards are different but compared to what was being released 10,11 years ago at the time you could maybe make that argument

best album of 2015 and one of the best of that decade

classic relative to its time
 
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aisback

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #17 on: Today at 06:29:57 AM »
Compton is a fine album but it isn't groundbreaking like his other albums.

I see it more as a sequel to the aftermath presents album
 

goodyoung

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #18 on: Today at 08:58:59 AM »
"10 people on 2 half-dead forums appreciate it therefore it's a cult classic"

Compton was cool but it's nowhere near classic or cult-classic status, like not even close.
 

astra4322

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #19 on: Today at 09:17:43 AM »
best album of 2015 and one of the best of that decade

classic relative to its time

Agree on that one. Compton is classic game changer.
 
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Matty

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #20 on: Today at 09:35:27 AM »
after Missionary I have zero confidence an ICU produced Dre solo album would be great.

old Detox material or bust at this point.
 

Matty

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #21 on: Today at 09:37:02 AM »
he should just release old tracks from the vault...now that would be something that would interest me

specifically tracks produced with Mike Elizondo, Mark Batson or Scott Storch and there are a lot of them. how about the 'best beat ever' or the one from the zig zag studio clip for example, better than any Detox era beats that actually released. basically just anything before the new era circa 2005-2010.
 

tempo2

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #22 on: Today at 10:42:05 AM »
that unreleased akon song snippet from a while ago sounded like a banger, I've heard dozens of snippet unreleased dre songs over the years and all of them sounded incredible
 

m.kiLLA

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #23 on: Today at 11:40:28 AM »
$NITCHE$..

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BJV

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #24 on: Today at 12:49:09 PM »
best album of 2015 and one of the best of that decade

classic relative to its time

To Pimp a Butterfly
 

Sccit

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #25 on: Today at 01:20:15 PM »
To Pimp a Butterfly


i prefer compton
 

haliaeetus albicilla

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #26 on: Today at 02:29:32 PM »
Got a new stereo with bass and treble regulation and relatively high quality big bass speakers and i noticed most rap music is mixed with too many bass; Probably mixed for basic speakers and stereo; on the big speakers you have to minimize the bass to make it sound better. Missionary and Compton sound very good on the big speakers - the bass sounds good, and the overall sound is warm.

A little Bass and treble regulation is great for Tha Doggfather; for example with less treble and a little more bass you can make those annoying cowbells on Snoops upside ya head almost disappear. Doggyland you can add more treble. Makes me wonder what if Dre (re)mixes that album and they release a bonus ep with some of the Snoop 2pac featured songs, Midnight love, etc. For the 30 year anniversary. Snoop must have the masters in the vault.

Also bought the Compton instrumentals lp and talk about it sounds way better as one song with the intro and without the vocals; that screaming at the start. The Dre productions stand out: all on me, darkside gone, loose cannons, issues, deep water, one shot one kill, talking to my diary.

Now i think both albums are great Missionary and Compton. Only the rappin vibe on Compton is too chaotic for my regular mood. Missionary is more grooving, laid back and flowing.


 

WCThang

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #27 on: Today at 04:01:50 PM »
Don't anticipate Dre actually dropping something
 

Matty

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #28 on: Today at 07:04:37 PM »
Don't anticipate Dre actually dropping something

the sad thing is that it isn't about dropping/not-dropping material anymore as we've had 4 Dre produced projects in the past decade. it's more whether it would be any good which is a wild thing to say but here we are.

there's no way anyone can listen to Missionary and feel that his sound has evolved in a good way in recent years. it's only got progressively worse with his current team of producers, as has the mixing.
 

thegooddoc

Re: Dr. Dre: Is the Chronic King Plotting One Last Big Move?
« Reply #29 on: Today at 07:38:36 PM »
the sad thing is that it isn't about dropping/not-dropping material anymore as we've had 4 Dre produced projects in the past decade. it's more whether it would be any good which is a wild thing to say but here we are.

there's no way anyone can listen to Missionary and feel that his sound has evolved in a good way in recent years. it's only got progressively worse with his current team of producers, as has the mixing.

Sadly, this is true.  Missionary was okay, but not representative of Dre's standard.  I would love to see him work with some of the younger producers in the game, and get some new inspiration.  I loved Compton and, the GTA tracks were cool, but his sound is stalled.