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The Chronic 2023
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The Chronic

Dr. Dre released The Chronic in December of 1992. It was his first solo album, after leaving N.W.A and his label, Ruthless Records. He recorded in Los Angeles, at Death Row studios, and also in Hollywood, at a studio called Bernie Grundman Mastering. The album's name comes from a term in slang used to describe good marijuana. The cover is a tribute to a rolling paper, the Zig-Zag.

Year
2023
Songs
16
Duration
55 min 32 seg

17 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Nuthin’ but a “G” Thang

Guitarra · Intermedio

01

Intro

Guitarra · Intermedio

0:31
02

Nuthing but a G Thang

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3:54
03

Lil’ Ghetto Boy

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3:49
04

2 of Americas Most Wanted

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3:43
05

It Blows My Mind

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4:34
06

Lets Exchange Hoez

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4:20
07

Wanna Hump You

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4:24
08

Where the Hoes At

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2:36
09

Whoop Your Ass

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2:47
10

Tell It! (remix)

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3:35
11

Getcha Girl Dogg

Guitarra · Intermedio

5:13 12

Can’t Stop That Gangsta Shit

Guitarra · Intermedio

3:50
13

Angry Tonite

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3:01
14

Straight Ballin’

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2:42
15

Freaky Lil’

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3:38
16

Vote for Snoop

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2:55

About the album

The Chronic, according to DoReSol

The album was released on Death Row Records and Priority Records. It was produced by Dr. Dre and recorded after a fight with his former N.W.A partner, Eazy-E. In The Chronic, Eazy-E is slightly mocked, but that's all part of the style. The music is a new sound, a type of gangsta rap called g-funk. The album sold a lot, reaching number three on the Billboard 200 and selling over three million copies.

Three singles were released: Nuthin’ But A G Thang, Fuck Wit Dre Day and Let Me Ride. The first was the most successful, reaching number two on the Hot 100 and number one on the Hot Rap Singles. The second, Fuck Wit Dre Day, reached number eight on the Hot 100. And the third, Let Me Ride, won a Grammy in 1994. The album eventually sold over four million copies in the United States and over eight million worldwide. It was certified triple platinum.