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- "Stan" Eminem Featuring Dido.
- "Till I Collapse" Eminem Featuring Nate Dogg.
- "When the Music Stops" Eminem Featuring D12.
- "Go to Sleep" Eminem, Obie Trice and DMX.
Nov 16, 2010 · Stream Living Proof, the newest drop from Eminem which features Royce Da 5'9'. The cut was released on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010. Things are looking better for Eminem with each new release...
- Bonus Update: Deep Cover
- Fuck with Dre Day Ft. Snoop Dogg
- 2Pac Shakur – Can’T C Me
- Snoop Dogg – Pump Pump
- Nuthin’ But A G Thang Ft. Snoop Dogg
- Keep Their Heads Ringin’
- Snoop Dogg – Murda Was The Case & Remix
- Snoop Dogg – Who Am I?
- 2Pac Shakur – California Love
- Snoop Dogg – Serial Killa
Like a damned fool, it came to my attention that I completely overlooked one of Dr. Dre’s most iconic, classic tracks – “Deep Cover.” Not sure what came over me, but rest assured that such omissions must be made right. Rather than swapping out one of the existing Top 10, consider this one a “Bonus” selection, no less valid for inclusion than the fo...
The first non-intro track of The Chronic is vengeance incarnate. Upon making the decision that it would be war with former groupmate Eric Wright (who would have celebrated his birthday yesterday), Dre and his young protege Snoop Dogg wasted little time in loading up. On “Dre Day,” the Good Doctor unleashed his signature brand of G-Funk, which is to...
Though the bulk of 2Pac’s All Eyez On Me was placed in the capable hands of Daz Dillinger, Dr. Dre made sure to lace his brief Death Row labelmate with a pair of timeless bangers. At this point, the year was 1996, and Dre was one year removed from parting ways with Suge Knight’s once-mighty label. Yet 2Pac Shakur’s project managed to secure a few o...
There was once a time when Snoop Dogg stood among the most formidable rappers in the entire game. A stone-cold gangsta far removed from his beloved “Uncle Snoop” persona of modern times, the Doggystyle up-and-comer was at his best over gritty, raw, Dr. Dre bangers. “Pump Pump” is exactly that, serving up some unflinching boom-bap drums with some eq...
In many ways, the one that has come to yield the most recognition. Could it be fair to call “Nuthin But A G Thang” Dr. Dre’s most iconic song? Though his catalog runs immensely deep, “G Thang” helped kicked off a mainstream movement that would not only cement Dr. Dre as a viable commercial entity, but introduce Snoop Dogg to the world in a major wa...
The rare Dr. Dre solo single, Friday’s “Keep Their Heads Ringin'” is a predecessor to his more haunting work of the early millennium. Given NWA’s distinctive soundscapes, it was increasingly interesting to see Dre operating in a darker sonic realm, with minor-key progressions and generally menacing vibes; lyrically, he never quite dove into horrorc...
Another Doggystyle selection (at least, sort of), and it won’t be the last. With all eyes on Snoop, who was well on the verge of becoming the biggest rapper in the world, Dre’s guiding hand concocted no shortage of incredible beats. And while Snoop’s biggest hits skewed closer to the party side, some of his most effective songs gravitated toward th...
Who knew Dre could be so playful with it, busting out Jazz flute chops to rival Ron Burgandy? At this stage, the inclusion of “Who Am I?” should be expected, as it effectively served to further flesh out Snoop’s identity beyond his standout role on Chronic. Aside from transitioning the young man from supporting player to a full-fledged star, Dre’s ...
As one of the most recognizable songs in the world, this one needs no introduction. What else is there to say about this brilliant banger from 2Pac, Dr. Dre, and Roger Troutman?
It’s hard to believe that a man of many styles like Snoop was once so at ease over evil instrumentals. Yet lo and behold, the Dre and Daz Dillinger laced “Serial Killa,” which makes its presence felt from the jump. Tension is the first word that comes to mind, as Snoop’s violent lyricism is given added character through an oddly dissonant progressi...
Mar 19, 2024 · Dr. Dre is following in the footsteps of rap peers like Ice Cube, 2Pac and Snoop Dogg as the West Coast legend was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Dre officially received the...
- Michael Saponara
Nov 27, 1999 · That’s what’s great about Dr. Dre – he’s always hungry and he LOVES being the spoiler. He relishes the role, and this album is living proof. Dr. Dre’s protege Mel-Man splits production duties with Dre on this track; but the student obviously learned well from the master – you won’t hear any “lesser” or “inferior” songs on ...
Jun 25, 2014 · Connor says Xzibit introduced him and his music to Dr. Dre. Now signed with Aftermath, he says he appreciates the pressure that comes from rapping under Dr. Dre. “I love it,” he says.
