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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Will_B on August 09, 2009, 09:22:39 AM
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http://www.cdwow.com/CD/VARIOUS-Chronic-2000-Still-Smokin-2CD/product/view/3871671
For those of you who still buy CD's. :D
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classic
chronic2000 >>>> 2001
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classic
chronic2000 >>>> 2001
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Bull....... shit!
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
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classic
chronic2000 >>>> 2001
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no, not that dope but these songs were the shit:
1. Chronic 2000 - V.K. & Treach
2. Gotta Love Gangsta's - Tha Realest ft Scarface & Richie Rich
3. Top Dogg Cindafella - Top Dogg
4. Who Do You Believe In - 2Pac ft Yaki Kadafi & Big Pimpin'
5. I Thought You Knew - Mac-Shawn ft E-40 & Daz Dillinger
10. Easy To Be A Soldier When There Ain't No War - Tha Realest, Swoop G & Lil' C-Style
11. Beautiful Lady - Danny Boy & K-Ci
12. Stand Strong - Tha Realest ft Danny Boy & Jewell
13. We Don't Love 'Em - Top Dogg
3. Late Night - 2Pac, DJ Quik & Outlawz
4. They Wanna Be Like Us - Tha Realest ft Top Dogg & Doobie
8. I'm Comin' Home - Tha Realest ft Jewell
9. I'm Country - Doobie
13. Ride Or Get Rode On - Bad Habitz
14. Mr. Officer - Michel'le ft Captain Save 'Em & El Dorado
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Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
Are you serious? Hard to decide? Chronic 2000 was an alright compilation album but it had nothing on Dre's version. It's like comparing that Aftermath compilation album to the original Chronic.
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Dope album and very under rated.Its funny you compare top dogs version of cindafella to snoops versions and top doggs version is a hundred times better.I still bump this and too gangsta for radio and dysfunktional family all the time.
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Could someone up Chronic 2000 - V.K. & Treach and Mr. Officer - Michel'le ft Captain Save 'Em & El Dorado
2 excellent beats right thurr
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Is this site like Play.com? free postage?
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Could someone up Chronic 2000 - V.K. & Treach and Mr. Officer - Michel'le ft Captain Save 'Em & El Dorado
2 excellent beats right thurr
Buy the album cheap ass. It's £2.99
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Could someone up Chronic 2000 - V.K. & Treach and Mr. Officer - Michel'le ft Captain Save 'Em & El Dorado
2 excellent beats right thurr
Its already been posted. Search it. I DLed it but deleted it lol
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Out of stock
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Yes, CDWow is free postage, out of stock!!!
£3.99 for the digitally remastered re-issue, or £5.99 for the original press:
http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/3342977/Chronic-2000-Still-Smokin-/Product.html
HMV is £3.99 too with free p&p
What I would like is another shot at getting another Chronic 2000 cassette tape, as my original is cracked
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yeah..2001 is a nice album with heavy bangers..but dre didnt sound as hungry as he was with the first chronic, and he fucked up by putting eminem on that shit.
chronic 2000 has so much energy, so many underrated beats-n-tracks..even tha realest & topdogg came with bangin tracks..
dont get me wrong ..I like 2001...but it has no replay value for me..everytime I try to listen through the whole album, I skip at least 6/7 songs cause they're played out, or they sound too slow
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I'm the same. I know it's pretty solid (2001) but I skip a good few due to the repetitivness of the production. Deep Bass lines, heavy drums, and a few chord notes was the norm on this
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yo what the fuck are u talking about
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yeah..2001 is a nice album with heavy bangers..but dre didnt sound as hungry as he was with the first chronic, and he fucked up by putting eminem on that shit.
chronic 2000 has so much energy, so many underrated beats-n-tracks..even tha realest & topdogg came with bangin tracks..
dont get me wrong ..I like 2001...but it has no replay value for me..everytime I try to listen through the whole album, I skip at least 6/7 songs cause they're played out, or they sound too slow
You must be out of your mind. Eminem not only had probably one of the best verses on the album but he wrote one of the best tracks. I'd say there are maybe 2-3 tracks on the two discs of Chronic 2000 that could hold their own with the worst tracks off 2001. I don't get where you're going with the hunger comment either. There is a consistency to 2001 that is missing with the other album.
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yeah..2001 is a nice album with heavy bangers..but dre didnt sound as hungry as he was with the first chronic, and he fucked up by putting eminem on that shit.
chronic 2000 has so much energy, so many underrated beats-n-tracks..even tha realest & topdogg came with bangin tracks..
dont get me wrong ..I like 2001...but it has no replay value for me..everytime I try to listen through the whole album, I skip at least 6/7 songs cause they're played out, or they sound too slow
haha, good one
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classic
chronic2000 >>>> 2001
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REAL TALK !
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yo what the fuck are u talking about
Ok, let me dumb it down for you....
Chronic 2000 was full of hot shit yo!! Mad mixture of bad cats, and chronic 2001 was banging hard dawg, ya feel me??? <<<< That more of the language you understand?
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yo what the fuck are u talking about
Ok, let me dumb it down for you....
Chronic 2000 was full of hot shit yo!! Mad mixture of bad cats, and chronic 2001 was banging hard dawg, ya feel me??? <<<< That more of the language you understand?
lol what the fuck are u talking about
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Very underrated album. Many thought there were too many intros to the songs from the Host of the CD, but I think that added to the celebrative feel to it, and liked the unique diversion and break in between songs, and info considering there were a ton of new artists on there.
Besides so much new material from a label at that time was interested solely on 2Pac, and 2Pac only (The Greatest Hits, War Wounds, Makaveli & Dillinger LP) all discussed around the time, and I didn't even think Inside Out would drop, but was pleased when Chronic 2000 did.
Daz, Kurupt, Scarface, Soopafly, Treach, Swoop G, DJ Quik, to name a few and a gang of R&B from the likes of Jodeci, Danny Boy, Jewell etc. Couldn't get any better, but then they added in 2 unreleased 2Pac tracks as well. Ant Banks who done a lot of Too Short material was also apart of this album. I can still pick it up years later.
Chronic 2001 was more polished and solid than Death Row's, but Death Row had so much variety and appeal, that it's hard to decide
yo what the fuck are u talking about
Ok, let me dumb it down for you....
Chronic 2000 was full of hot shit yo!! Mad mixture of bad cats, and chronic 2001 was banging hard dawg, ya feel me??? <<<< That more of the language you understand?
lol what the fuck are u talking about
I don't know anymore. Basically chronic 2000 has variety from an array of talent, and chronic 2001 was a solid album, but a bit repetitive, regardless it was still classic