Dr. Dre – 2001

Album Info

Artist: Dr. Dre

Title: 2001

Year: 1999

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Tracklist

  • 1. Lolo - Intro (0:41)
  • 2. The Watcher (3:26)
  • 3. Fuck You (3:25)
  • 4. Still D.R.E. (4:30)
  • 5. Big Ego's (3:58)
  • 6. Xxplosive (3:35)
  • 7. What's The Difference (4:04)
  • 8. Bar One (0:50)
  • 9. Light Speed (2:40)
  • 10. Forgot About Dre (3:42)
  • 11. The Next Episode (2:41)
  • 12. Let's Get High (2:27)
  • 13. Bitch Niggaz (4:13)
  • 14. The Car Bomb (1:00)
  • 15. Murder Ink (2:28)
  • 16. Ed-Ucation (1:32)
  • 17. Some L.A. Niggaz (4:25)
  • 18. Pause 4 Porno (1:32)
  • 19. Housewife (4:02)
  • 20. Ackrite (3:39)
  • 21. Bang Bang (3:42)
  • 22. The Message (5:04)
  • 23. Outro (0:25)

Review

"2001" by Dr. Dre is an iconic album in the hip hop genre, celebrated for its refined G-funk sound that marks a true masterclass in production from the legendary Dr. Dre. This album not only features Dre's signature beats but also boasts a lineup of top-tier collaborators like Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Nate Dogg, each adding their unique flavor to the mix. The tracks cleverly balance catchy hooks with robust, dynamic production, making each song memorable.

Dr. Dre's "2001" explores themes typical of gangsta rap such as lifestyle excess, the urban struggle, and societal issues, wrapped in raw, upfront lyrics that have stirred both critique and commendation. Songs like "Still D.R.E." and "Forgot About Dre" highlight Dre's knack for creating pulsating anthems that have remained crowd favorites, demonstrating his enduring influence in the rap scene. The emotional depth of the album reaches its peak in "The Message," a heartfelt homage to his late brother, proving Dre's capability to connect deeply with his listeners. Undoubtedly, "2001" stands as a monumental album in Dr. Dre's career and a must-have for aficionados of hip hop. - Tyne