Compton (A Soundtrack By Dr. Dre): Instrumentals (Full Album)

After listening to the instrumental album a few times, which I really like, it's the vocals that I don't always find to be fitting. Dr. Dre's forced performances, the guest verses are mostly forgettable. Surely a fan who will add the same lyrics with Dre's "usual" flow and change the guest artists now that we got the instrumentals.

Let me put it another way...

Imagine if some unknown artist came out and just dropped some shit like "Keep Their Heads Wringin".  And it was the only thing we'd ever heard from them and it was presumed they'd written their own lyrics, etc.

We would be saying this guy is the second coming of Nas/Rakim/ and the new #1 rapper/lyricist in the game

Dres Ace in Songs like Keep Their Heads Ringing are his voice delivery and flow to the beat even though he is NOT an MC and those are NOT his lyrics as we all know.

Do yall like "Writers" ?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QeR9VfPPwDw?si=Cxx86Zh77NWP0fHd

x-mas vol 4, the last pack:

Merry Christmas to all of you!

thx merry christmas all

Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka is the best character in movie history (aside from Stallone's Rocky).   So I've been telling myself for all these years I need to see another Gene Wilder movie and then I never do.

Last Movie Seen - The Negotiator

I watched the Negotiator again since it was free on Netflix.  It's F. Gary Gray.  One of those movies you enjoy seeing, but not overwhelmingly spectacular.  Just like a good, solid movie. 

Samuel L. Jackson is a beast so you know his performance is good.  And I used to love Kevin Spacey but I can't see him the same way now that I know how perverted and homosexual the guy is.  Because he's supposedly playing some badass character in this movie, a traditional father and husband, and he's a great actor so it used to seem so believable, but now the guy acting like some bad ass/hard ass dude handling guns and ammunition and talking shit to legal authorities just looks gay.

like.. "don't mess wit me, sweetheart, delicious cakes"

You gotta see See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.... and Kevin Spacey plays the bad guy. 

my vote is for mobb deep although i didn't listen to all of them thoroughly

side note- i'm kinda annoyed by this new wave of listing producers as an artist

why nas & dj premiere? same with missionary, they had it listed as snoop & dre (on dsps)...


back in the days it was a snoop album produced by dr dre ...


nobody said thriller was a michael jackson & quincy jones album


kinda corny imo

I guess he doesn't want to pay his artists, that's why he uses AI 

Oh no!  Daz can't be right about that can he??  Must me some mistake!