The Chronic 30th anniversary

[valet]

Dre doesn't really look back at The Chronic era too fondly these days. I'm not surprised that a milestone anniversary hasn't been acknowledged or monetized.

Why? Because of the drama surrounding Suge, his "tactics"?

 

[bigde09]

Dre hates the Chronic and that time period of his life. It’s part of the reason why he never revisits it.

 

[Black Mamba]

SNOOP DOGG WTF IS U DOING

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

the 1st modern classic.... it changed the game forever

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

All timer. Production is a more polished version of “nikkaz4Life” and that’s what makes it great to me cause Dre was in a zone on that album and upped the standard with this one

 

[semicko82]

Classic review : The Chronic in The Source (1993)

I’ve been doing this blog for two years now, and I just realize that I haven’t posted the Chronic review from The Source yet. The review was written by Matty c, but for some reason was …

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Original 4 and half mic Source review

 

[THE K-MAN]

one of the more underrated tracks on this classic

This song was the reason it didn’t get 5 mics in the source

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Dre hates the Chronic and that time period of his life. It’s part of the reason why he never revisits it.

So similar to Redman with Dare Iz a Darkside

 

[bigde09]

So similar to Redman with Dare Iz a Darkside

Yea you can tell he prefers 2001 over it

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

I deadass thought Dre had killed several ppl after listening to The Chronic endlessly as a child

 

[Mike Wins]

This confirm my status once and for all



Was one of them kids listening to MC Hammer a year earlier, then The Chronic dropped and was walking around like

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Greatest Album of All Time.
this dominated 1992-1993 era... HS years

 

[Complexion]

Was one of them kids listening to MC Hammer a year earlier, then The Chronic dropped and was walking around like

Like this?

It was amazing seeing the shift that happened when Chronic and Doggystyle dropped though. People who never, ever listened to rap before were all up on it as these joints were everywhere. Speaking of so were the trees as people went from "Not smoking weed or cess because its known to give a brother brain damage" to "Yeah..... Hell yeah.... Blaze it up then!" almost overnight.

Not only was it a moment but it was a movement as this marked the crossover of rap into the mainstream. Just goes to show how powerful the force of music is.

 

[MiNuhKno1]

Like this?

 

[The_Hillsta]