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- Chronicles: Death Row Classics
- - 492,801 plays
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  - 75 shares
Dr. Dre
Released 2006

Nuthin' But a "G" Thang
03:58
9,517 plays

One Eight Seven
04:28
9,081 plays

Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')
04:52
6,248 plays

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- 1
- One Eight Seven
- 04:28
- 9,081 plays

- 2
- Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')
- 04:52
- 6,248 plays

- 3
- Nuthin' But a "G" Thang
- 03:58
- 9,517 plays

- 4
- Gin and Juice
- 03:32
- 276,194 plays

- 5
- Doggy Dogg World
- 05:05
- 40,124 plays

- 6
- California Love [Remix]
- 06:23
- 33,614 plays

- 7
- Murder Was the Case
- 03:38
- 58,831 plays

- 8
- Afro Puffs
- 04:47
- 3,652 plays

- 9
- Let Me Ride
- 04:21
- 5,253 plays

- 10
- Aint No Fun (If the Homies Cant Have None)
- 04:04
- 22,565 plays

- 11
- Natural Born Killaz
- 04:51
- 19,623 plays

- 12
- Bitches Ain't Shit
- 04:49
- 5,029 plays

- 13
- Puffin' on Blunts and Drankin' Tanqueray [*]
- 06:18
- 3,071 plays

album review

Mammothly influential producer and the Godfather of G-Funk, producer/rapper Dr. Dre's best work was on the Death Row label. It was there where he released the West Coast's greatest album, The Chronic, and where he turned a scrappy unknown named Snoop Doggy Dogg into one of the biggest hip-hop stars ever. You just can't call yourself a serious rap fan unless there's a copy of both The Chronic and Snoop's Doggystyle in your collection, and if there is, you're going to overlap this collection considerably. You're really going to get into some serious overlapping if you bought 2002's Dre collection Chronicle: Best of the Works, since the like-titled Chronicles differs by only five cuts. Still, this is amazing G-funk, and putting lesser-known nuggets like the great "Afro Puffs" by the Lady of Rage next to the big hits only makes it sweeter. The artwork here is better than the 2002 release, the liner notes are well done and informative, and if you need a portable collection of Dre's production work, then go for it. If you're keeping up your hip-hop classics, there's not a whole lot here you'll need, and through single-track downloading, you can take care of that for only a couple bucks. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide