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Dr Dre Detox (new track)
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17-08-2010 4:12pm#1just going to start this thread as i feel things are going to pick up soon enough with detox, so we can keep each other updated.
here's the latest track "turn me on" i posted a short snippet of this months back on another thread, this looks to be the finished version but i think it needs another verse its very short but dre's flow is good its different.
here's the under pressure track ft jay z
here's another version going around with the hook (not on youtube) download link...
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here's a couple more tracks linked with detox...
crooked I "say dr dre"
ludacris "OG's theme"
T.I "coming back"
dr dre ft nas and T.I "topless"
Dr dre ft T.I " sh*t pops off"
all quailty tracks and all leaked.0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo6iYOswe34Comments
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chronic was released in 1992
2001 was released in 1999
detox still waiting 11 years and counting.
boom bap : im not sure id believe him, plenty of artists who have worked with dre got detox leftovers aswell as stating that dre has loads and loads of material recored for detox inc eminem,busta,50,game,bishop etc etc, iv heard in various interviews down through the years he has loads, he's prob just trying to hype it down a bit:D
just an example of a leftover
bishop lamont,r kelly and 50 in the original "could of been you" for detox.
then 50 got it on bisd
thsi is the only interview im aware of regarding dre on the under pressure track leak, maybe this interview states that the under pressure version with the hook is fake, just listen.
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I don't like any of those tracks. To think The Chronic was the first hip hop I listened to, this shiite makes me sad
Actually, i'm gonna go listen to some classic Dre and Snoop right now!!
most people say this including myself about most rappers i.e jayz, eminem etc etc, there competing against there own work its the curse of making a classic lp if you ask me, very hard to top it or get anywhere near to it. The chronic fitted that time period the same as way as pop/hip hop acts fits right now.
but if you want the old dre keep listening to the chronic etc but dont expect 20 years later for dre's sound to be the same he has to adapt to all these pop/hip hop acts like drake etc just like eminem and jayz have done.
encase you didnt notice bud gangsta rap is pretty much dead. in my opinion compared to the say the pop orientated material jayz put out for his last album its a pretty good step in the right direction from dre.0 -
mufcboy1999 wrote: »most people say this including myself about most rappers i.e jayz, eminem etc etc, there competing against there own work its the curse of making a classic lp if you ask me, very hard to top it or get anywhere near to it. The chronic fitted that time period the same as way as pop/hip hop acts fits right now.
but if you want the old dre keep listening to the chronic etc but dont expect 20 years later for dre's sound to be the same he has to adapt to all these pop/hip hop acts like drake etc just like eminem and jayz have done.
encase you didnt notice bud gangsta rap is pretty much dead. in my opinion compared to the say the pop orientated material jayz put out for his last album its a pretty good step in the right direction from dre.
Gangsta rap died with 2pac Well Chronic 2001 was a classic banging Dre album as well. Chronic and Chronic 2001 both had different sounds that fit the times but both were brilliant. I don't think gangsta rap is dead, I think hip hop is dead. I hate the Drake's and lil wayne bastards and I hate worse that legends are trying to mimic their tyles as if they need to keep up with the times. Dre could release an old school album tomorrow with the synths and keyboards of the chronic and it could be a classic. I think I just work myself up thinking detox is gonna be amazing but I need to let it go. Was listening to the chronic last night and it looks like I will always go back to that era 91-96 west coast gangsta rap
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another detox leak, not the finished version but its rumored to be a confirmed track on detox
dr dre ft kobe
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dr dre makes an appearence at eminem and jay z's home from home tour in detroit which incluled 50 cent,g unit,drake and young jeezy and em's dj alchemist
this concert had everyone buzzing, the best hip hop concert in years, cant wait for the 2nd leg in new york.
more dre and em
this is what alchemist said on dre's apperance
I was hoping to see him after the show ‘cause even in the rehearsals when we had did it, he was just like ‘yo, this is crazy’. I don’t think he had been on a big stage since maybe the ‘Up In Smoke Tour’, so seeing him he was like that nervous, apprehensive, tension of excitement. That moment on the show for me, was like ‘oh’ I became a fan. I was no longer DJ-ing. At that moment when Dre came out, it was like… ‘Cause he was like five feet from me and he comes out of the floor like rising up slow and they blasted the smoke. It was like watchin’, kinda like a video almost. It was the theatrics of a video. And when he came out and did his Dre bop, it was like, you know, amazing. It was like he had never left.”
em was getting everyone to chant detox and brought dre on because he said he wanted him to feel the love the fans have for him.0 -
mufcboy1999 wrote: »dr dre makes an appearence at eminem and jay z's home from home tour in detroit which incluled 50 cent,g unit,drake and young jeezy and em's dj alchemist
this concert had everyone buzzing, the best hip hop concert in years, cant wait for the 2nd leg in new york.
more dre and em
this is what alchemist said on dre's apperance
I was hoping to see him after the show ‘cause even in the rehearsals when we had did it, he was just like ‘yo, this is crazy’. I don’t think he had been on a big stage since maybe the ‘Up In Smoke Tour’, so seeing him he was like that nervous, apprehensive, tension of excitement. That moment on the show for me, was like ‘oh’ I became a fan. I was no longer DJ-ing. At that moment when Dre came out, it was like… ‘Cause he was like five feet from me and he comes out of the floor like rising up slow and they blasted the smoke. It was like watchin’, kinda like a video almost. It was the theatrics of a video. And when he came out and did his Dre bop, it was like, you know, amazing. It was like he had never left.”
em was getting everyone to chant detox and brought dre on because he said he wanted him to feel the love the fans have for him.
Why cant more Rappers tear it up like that with a backing band?!0 -
new dr dre interview
talks crack a bottle grammy and tribute to late son on detox.
Superproducer DR. DRE refuses to show off the Grammy Award he won for his EMINEM collaboration CRACK A BOTTLE - because they were only forced to release the song after it leaked online.
The rap legend produced and featured on the track alongside Eminem and 50 Cent, with a view to including it on the Stan hitmaker's 2009 album Relapse.
An unfinished version of the tune made its way online in December 2008 and record label executives at Interscope decided to rush it out as a single in February 2009.
Crack A Bottle landed the hip-hop heavyweights the 2010 Grammy for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group - but Dre has no desire to put the prestigious trophy on display at his Los Angeles home because the finished track has no "heart".
He tells Vibe magazine, "It's like a stab in the stomach. First of all we weren't even going to release the song. We won a Grammy for it, but I'm not even considering putting the Grammy up. My wife has a problem with that because she wants all of my achievements to be up in the house. But the way it came, it doesn't mean the same to me.
"We didn't get a chance to do the song with our heart in it because we had to go in and rush it out. We went in one day and finished it at least so people could hear a proper version but we didn't get to put our heart and soul in it..."
Besides that, Dre also touched on speculation that he recorded a tribute to his son who tragically passed away back in 2008.
While he does admit that he has recorded material in honor of his son, he doesnt know if it will be suitable for 'Detox' as the album is set to have an upbeat feel.
''Im actually back and forth about that. Im leaning towards no because i dont know if i want to put myself or my family through that. I kind of want the record to stay fun. Right now as we speak,i'm leaning towards no. Though i do have a couple of things that i've done for him''WENN0 -
dre makes an apperance at the 2nd leg of eminem and jay z's tour...
promises not to leave down the fans, says detox is coming soon, dre at the 6.05 mark
great concert has to go down as one of the best hip hop concerts and line up ever.
jayz,eminem,dr dre,b.o.b,chris martin,beyonce,50 cent and gunit,kanye west nicki minaj,drake,swiss beats,d12 etc etc search it on youtube well worth the watch.
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mufcboy1999 wrote: »dre makes an apperance at the 2nd leg of eminem and jay z's tour...
promises not to leave down the fans, says detox is coming soon, dre at the 6.05 mark
great concert has to go down as one of the best hip hop concerts and line up ever.
jayz,eminem,dr dre,b.o.b,chris martin,beyonce,50 cent and gunit,kanye west nicki minaj,drake,swiss beats,d12 etc etc search it on youtube well worth the watch.
Besides Chris Martin, Beyonce, Kanye, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Swizz Beats, D12 it dosen't sound too bad. But hardly one of the best ever.0 -
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dre talking about the leaks how they are not going to be on detox and the usual its coming soon talk:rolleyes:
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Looks like Dre's been spending more time working on his guns then on Detox
Point proven
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not really detox but at least dre's at something.
find it funny how dre couldnt find time for ice cube on the i am the west album but finds time for dipset and jim jones one of the worst rappers out there.
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new dre track with snoop & akon leaked today.
im liking this one the most out of all the leaks. beat is quality
http://www.rap-up.com/2010/11/15/new-music-dr-dre-f-snoop-dogg-akon-kush/#more-65240
im liking it myself its pretty good, long may it continue. its just been announced as the 1st offical detox single too.
in other dre news he is going to cover the xxl for dec/jan, he talks about the album and how its defeintly coming soon
The Doc is back. Hip-hop’s legendary producer Dr. Dre is finally preparing to release his highly anticipated comeback album, Detox, and XXL got the chance to pick the rap icon’s brain for the December/January 2011 issue.
After over a decade the West Coast superproducer is finally preparing the first quarter 2011 release of the long-awaited Detox. In a candid interview with Editor-in-Chief Vanessa Satten, the master beatsmith said, “I’m really feeling it now. My energy has been back and forth with the record, tussling with doing it out of obligation, as opposed to doing it because I really feel it. My feelings about it have been going up and down. Now I’m in that place where I’m really feeling it, and it’s coming out right. It’s like, Yeah, I’m excited about it.”
Dre has been teasing fans with the disc’s release since first announcing Detox in April 2002 but, as he explains in the XXL cover story, it’s been Dre himself that has been the cause of the many years of delay. The beat maestro, who turned 45 this past February, says, “The only part that has been pushing me back is just the fact that I’m getting older, and certain things to talk about… But I can incorporate other artists, new artists with this record, to say some of the things I won’t say. It’s been a little tussle in that area also, just because of age and being able to identify with the younger audience.”
Staying motivated over the years has been a struggle for Dre, who told XXL that there were moments where he almost gave up on Detox. “I’ve been through that thing several times, where I’m like, ‘You know what? I quit. I’m not doing this. Everything is starting to sound the same.’”
In the story, Dr. Dre also reveals that Detox might be the last time fans will hear him rap. “I don’t ever see myself retiring totally from music, because I have a genuine love and passion for it,” he said. “But as far as me going into the mic booth, that **** is over. I’m always going to talent scout and try to find new artists to work with. But, yeah, that’s it. I don’t see myself doing it the way I’m doing it now. I’m in the studio at least five or six days a week for 16, 18 hours. I think I’m going to back off a little bit and spend some time with the family.”
With 27 years in the industry, Dre has experienced one of most successful runs in the game, but the mysterious legend is conflicted about his own legacy. “I have mixed emotions about it,” he said. “I think it’s incredible what I’ve done. A lot of sweat. But as an innovator, I look back and can’t help but go, Damn, there’s things I could’ve done better, you know?”
In addition to the cover story, XXL’s December/January issue also includes features on Young Money princess Nicki Minaj, who is gearing up for the release of her debut album, Pink Friday, and master of the boards Swizz Beatz as he prepares to take his career to the next level. XXL also spoke with Debra Antney, the businesswoman behind hip-hop’s biggest rising stars like Minaj, Gucci Mane and her son Waka Flocka Flame, as well as rookie producer Lex Luger, who is also featured in the issue. The magazine also investigates the decision-making process behind today’s urban radio playlists and the ever-growing pop rap phenomenon.
And finally, Kanye West’s new album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, is reviewed in the new issue and receives an XXL rating, marking West’s third ever XXL on an album. From the magazine’s review: “Following the experimental 808s, this was the album where rap fans expected Yeezy to take it back to his boom-bap roots. Instead, he delivered something better, a collection of masterfully crafted records that defy conventional genre distinction. The end result is a body of work that pushes hip-hop in a bold new direction and puts Mr. West back at the forefront of the culture once again, leaving nothing more to be said, other than G.O.O.D.-ass job, Kanye.”
To read these stories and much more check out XXL magazine’s December/January double issue on newsstands nationwide on December 14. —XXL Staff0 -
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"Kush" Gives Dr. Dre First Solo Chart Appearance Since 2000
The well-timed leak of his new single yields dividends as "Kush" sells 45,000 copies in two days.
On 2000’s “Forgot About Dre,” Dr. Dre rhymed, “Give me one more platinum plaque / and f*** Rap you can have it back.” And although it’s taken him over a decade, the legendary co-founding member of NWA is getting a headstart on that last plaque with his single “Kush.” The song has debuted at the number 48 spot on Billboard magazine’s Hot 100 chart, which ranks the country’s most popular singles based on sales and radio airplay. While Dre was credited as a producer and co-writer on Eminem’s 2009 single, “Crack A Bottle,” the debut of “Kush” marks the first time a Dr. Dre single billed as a solo effort has appeared on the Billboard charts since “The Next Episode.”
After an unmastered version of the collaboration with Snoop Dogg, Akon and newcomer Sly hit blogs and other music sites, Aftermath quickly posted a mixed and mastered version to Dr. Dre’s official site and made the single available for purchase via iTunes on November 18. Despite being released mid-week, the single sold 45,000 copies.
Various reports have stated a video to “Kush” has already been shot, with veteran music video director Joseph Kahn at the helm. While Detox has been delayed by rumored unofficial leaks, Dre maintains his Hip Hop swan song will finally be released in February of 2011.
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