Dre and Eminem both put-on a lyrical clinic on this track. Dre and Hittman both drop nice verses.ġ0.) “Forgot About Dre” (feat. “Light Speed” is a rather simple (yet outstanding) production equipped with a bass-line that is designed to damaged your ear drums. Xzibit’s verse on this track is the reason that Xzibit’s classic album “Restless” recieved so much pre-release hype.Ġ8.) “Bar One” (feat. But I don’t think that I’d be crossing over any lines by saying that Xzibit is the STAR of “What’s The Difference”. Dre drops what can be argued as his career-best lyrical performance Eminem also drops a gem of a verse. “What’s The Difference” is a personal favorite of mine. Eminem and Xzibit) (5 out of 5) Produced by Dr.

But, in my opinion, Nate Dogg shines the brightest on this West Coast classic.Ġ7.) “What’s The Difference” (feat. Dre and Mel-Man is arguably the best production featured on “2001”… and that says A LOT! Kurupt and Six-Two both spit outstanding verses (more-so Six-Two). “Xxplosive” is the definition of a West Coast classic. Hittman, Kurupt, Nate Dogg and Six-Two) (5 out of 5) Produced by Dr. “Big Ego’s” is the first of Hittman’s nine outstanding lyrical performances featured on “2001”… I’m still waiting for his debut album.Ġ6.) “Xxplosive” (feat. Dre and Mel-Man is what’s best about this track. There is one word to perfectly describe this track… classic.Ġ5.) “Big Ego’s” (feat. Dre and Mel-Man’s hard-hitting production is one of the best in the history of Hip-Hop. Dre puts-on a classic lyrical performance (courtesy of Jay-Z). Snoop Dogg’s verse on “***** You” is arguably his best verse since his “Doggystyle” days.Ġ4.) “Still D.R.E.” (feat. Dre spits an excellent verse but is outshined by the outstanding lyrical performances of Devin and Snoop Dogg. This is another outstanding production courtesy of Dr.

Devin and Snoop Dogg) (5 out of 5) Produced by Dr. Dre into the rap game after a three year hiatus.Ġ3.) “***** You” (feat. This was an excellent way to re-introduce Dr. Dre delivers three outstanding verses over his (and Mel-Man’s) epic production. “The Watcher” is the perfect way too kick-off “2001”. 24 Exclusive instrumentals from one of the hottest producers of all time. Stream Instrumental Collection Mixtape by Dr. It was released on November 16, 1999, by Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records as the follow-up to his 1992 debut album, The Chronic. Dre and Mel-ManĢ001 (sometimes called The Chronic 2001) is the second studio album by rapper and hip hop producer Dr. Dre and Mel-ManĠ2.) “The Watcher” (5 out of 5) Produced by Dr. Dr Dre 2001 The Chronic Zippyshare DownloadĠ1.) “Intro” (feat.Dr Dre 2001 The Chronic Zippyshare Changes.

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