I was still young when the Original Chronic dropped but bought it years later 4 my “classic hip-hop albums collections”.

When 2001 dropped that was my sh*t & then Eminem started 2 really blew up.

Still waiting 4 that Detox…….

that’s not a real photo of them is at? because that Dre pic looks old….

This is not a photoshop pik retards this is wen game brought dre to the hood to rekreate the nwa shot from back in the day game wanted to redue the shot. For the docementary u fucks are sleepin look at the duble disk docu cd with the movie from game tv he walks u through the hood with dre and bikllboard and the took the pic by the impala listen to the lyrics and watch the movies game and dre is a fuckin powerhouse and westkoast ain’t never died WESTKOAST

I wonder if Dre feels wierd about Game constantly talking about him. I’d feel like damn nigga, can I have my dick back I gotta piss. The album was classic though. I think Dre waits for the moment when he can not only be successful himself, but have everyone in the movement crushing at one time. Cause at that time him,Em,Snoop, and Nate had the game in a headlock. I was in 8th-9th grade. Good times.

2001 is 1 of my top 5 albums. Nearly flawless now that I think about it.
Alot of ppl forget that Royce nickle 9 and Hov put sum work in on that album.

Damn 10 years… That shit takes me back and makes me fill old. That album changed the game in so many ways. Dre and Snoop got back 2gether for the 1st time. It took Snoop away from his weaker No-Limit shit and put him back on the West where Hip-Hop needed him to be. It also made heads really pay attention to EM. EM was looked at more as a shock-rapper and not a real lyricist. To the crazy white kids he was like the peoples champ, but to most of the black kids and truer Hip-Hop heads he was looked at more as a fad or a flash in the pan. I remember when 2001 came out and they dropped the video for “Forgot About Dre” and everyone was just blown away. Homie was on point. He str8 murced that track. Without that album Snoop would of never got that spark back, Em wouldn’t be the fastest selling rapper ever, and Aftermath could of faded away.

10 years ago first hip hop album i bought was 2001

reeeaalll treees! chronic leeaavvess!

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Shit i was eleven years old my mom wouldn’t let me get that shit till i was like thirteen but i bought two copies one i listen to the other still wrapped up. CLASSIC
BEFORE I SELF DESTRUCT BUY IT BITCHES!

2001 was one of those Hip-Hop albums that you could call an ‘event’. It was that good. The Up In Smoke Tour was nuts too.

It’s just one of those rare CDs that you replace if anything bad happens to it.

CLASSIC

[...] marks 10 years since Dr. Dre released his last album, 2001. To commemorate the date, XXL spoke to Game on Dre’s classic [...]

As much of a game-changin’ classic The Chronic was, 2001 is bustin’ its ass. The Chronic dropped my freshman year in college and the thing that stood out to me was that even though every song was hard, the sound quality was so clear and pristine. 2001 came when I was at an age to really understand and appreciate good Hip-Hop production. 2001, in some ways, felt more like an east coast album to me. Sorry to say that as a dude north of 30 with a family and a buffet of bills staring at me every month, I’m not holdin’ my breath waitin’ on Detox. When/if it comes, it’ll be all good. ‘Til then I still got 2001.

[...] Props XXL. [...]

There’s gotta be certified bangers in the vault for this decade old project.

We could’ve had Detox and some other Detox:The Lost Meetings type of follow-up.

Drop the album already.

The funny sh*t is people have been waiting for 10 YEARS to give this man $…

dre do it to em dunn

Cronic 2001, was clasic no thats an understatement it was more like EPIC for Hip Hop that changed the Game.

I was in last year of highschool, man that CD got me through some tough times along with great moments.

My best friend still to this day was the first in our school to get it, no word of a lie he had dudes lining up to listen to it, yes it was an event to be part of for this younsters that we’rent around.

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Game, are you talking about “2001″ or the car? What a clown.

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