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Dr. Dre The Chronic mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: The Chronic Country: Ukraine Released: 2003 Style: Gangsta MP3 version RAR size: 1956 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1192 mb WMA version RAR size: 1497 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 379 Other Formats: MOD AAC AU MP3 MPC XM VOC Tracklist Hide Credits The Chronic (Intro) A1 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Snoop*Written By – Snoop, Dr. Dre, Colin WolfeWritten-By – Colin Wolfe, Dr. Dre, Snoop* F_ _ _ Wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin') A2 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Jewell*, RBX, Snoop*Written By – Dr. Dre, Snoop, Colin WolfeWritten-By – Colin Wolfe, Dr. Dre, Snoop* Let Me Ride A3 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Jewell*, Ruben*Written-By – RBX, Snoop*Written-By ["Mothership Connection" Sample] – B. Worrell*, B. Collins*, G. Clinton* The Day The Niggaz Took Over Drum Programming – Dr. DreEffects [Live L.A. Riot Scenes Provided By] – Matthew A4 McDanielsVocals [Additional Vocals] – That Nigga Daz*, RBX, Snoop*Written By – Dr. Dre, RBX, Snoop, DazWritten-By – Daz*, Dr. Dre, RBX, Snoop* Nuthin' But A "G" Thang B5 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Snoop*Written-By – Snoop*Written- By ["I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You" Sample] – L. Hayward* Deeez Nuuuts Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – That Nigga Daz*, Nate Dogg, B6 Snoop*, Warren G.*Written By – Dr. Dre, Daz, Snoop, Colin Wolfe, Nate DoggWritten-By – Colin Wolfe, Daz*, Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, Snoop* Lil' Ghetto Boy Drum Programming – Dr. DreEffects [Live L.A. Riot Scenes Provided By] – Matthew B7 McDanielsPerformer ["Little Ghetto Boy" Sample] – Donny HathawayVocals [Additional Vocals] – That Nigga Daz*, Snoop*Written By – Snoop, D.O.C.Written-By – Snoop*, D.O.C.*Written-By ["Little Ghetto Boy" Sample] – E. DeRouen*, E. Howard* A Nigga Witta Gun Drum Programming – Dr. DreWritten-By – Snoop*, D.O.C.*Written-By ["Big Sir Sweet" Sample] C8 – J. Hammond*Written-By ["Master Plan" Sample] – C. Cheek*, D. White*, K. Bell*, R. Bell*, K. Lassite*, M. Cheek*, D. Duarte*, R. Wright*, W. Beckett* Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat C9 Drum Programming – That Nigga Daz*Vocals [Additional Vocals] – BJ, RBX, Snoop*Written-By – Dr. Dre, Snoop* The $20 Sack Pyramid C10 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Big Tittie Nickie, Samara , Snoop*, D.O.C.*Written By – D.O.C.,Snoop/Dr. DreWritten-By – Dr. Dre, Snoop*, D.O.C.* Lyrical Gangbang Drum Programming – Dr. DrePerformer ["Valdez In The Country" Sample] – The Nite C11 Lighters*Vocals [Additional Vocals] – Kurupt, RBX, Rage*Written By – Kurupt, RBX, Rage, Snoop, Dr. Dre, D.O.C.Written-By – Dr. Dre, Kurupt, RBX, Snoop*, D.O.C.*, Rage*Written-By ["Valdez In The Country" Sample] – D. Hathaway* High Powered C12 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – That Nigga Daz*, RBX, Rage*Written By – Dr. Dre, RBX, Colin WolfeWritten-By – Colin Wolfe, Dr. Dre, RBX The Doctor's Office D13 Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Jewell*, Rage*Written By – Dr. Dre, Kevin Lewis, Jewell, RageWritten-By – Dr. Dre, Jewell*, Kevin Lewis*, Rage* Stranded On Death Row Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Bushwick Bill, Kurupt, RBX, Snoop*, D14 Rage*Written By – Kurupt, RBX, Rage, SnoopWritten-By – Kurupt, RBX, Snoop*, Rage*Written- By ["Do Your Thing" Sample] – I. Hayes* The Roach (The Chronic Outro) Drum Programming – Dr. DreDrums [Live Drums] – Cheron MooreVocals [Additional Vocals] – D15 That Nigga Daz*, Emmage, Jewell*, RBX, Ruben*, Rage*Written By – RBX, Rage, DazWritten- By – Daz*, RBX, Rage*Written-By ["P-Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up)" Sample] – B. Worrell*, B. Collins*, G. Clinton* Bitches Ain't S _ _ _ Drum Programming – Dr. DreVocals [Additional Vocals] – Dat Nigga Daz, Kurupt, D16 Snoop*Written By – Dr. Dre, Colin Wolfe, Snoop, D.O.C., Kurupt, That Nigga DazWritten-By – Colin Wolfe, That Nigga Daz*, Dr. Dre, Kurupt, Snoop*, D.O.C.* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Death Row Recordings, LLC Copyright (c) – Death Row Recordings, LLC Manufactured By – Death Row Recordings, LLC Distributed By – Death Row Recordings, LLC Recorded At – Death Row Studios Mixed At – Larrabee Sound Studios Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering Lacquer Cut At – Better Quality Sound Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-47607 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-47608 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-47609 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-47610 Published By – Warner Chappell Music Published By – Jim-Edd Music Published By – Wb Music Corp. Published By – Warner/Chappell Published By – Charliz Music Published By – Rondor Music Credits A&R [A&R Director] – John McClain Art Direction, Design – Kimberly Holt*, Unleashed Bass Guitar, Keyboards [Bass Keyboard] – Colin Wolfe Coordinator [Project Coordinator] – Kimberly Brown Engineer [Assistant Mix Engineer] – Willie Will Engineer [Mastering Engineer] – Bernie Grundman Engineer [Mix Engineer] – Greg (Gregski) Royal* Executive-Producer – Suge Knight Flute, Saxophone [Sax] – Katisse Buckingham Guitar – Chris Clairmont, Eric (The Drunk) Borders* Keyboards – Colin Wolfe, Dr. Dre, Justin Reinhardt Mastered By [Vinyl] – Dc* Mixed By – Chris (The Glove) Taylor*, Dr. Dre, Greg (Gregski) Royal* Photography By – Daniel Jordan Notes Digitally remastered 2001 reissue of "The Chronic", originally released in 1992. Back cover: ℗© 1992, 2001 Death Row Recordings, LLC. Manufactured and Distributed by Death Row Recordings, LLC., […] Spine reads: Death Row Recordss [sic] DR. DRE • THE CHRONIC DRR 63000-1 The release contains a printed sheet with the credits for each track. Sheet states: Check Out Rhythm Rock Live "Birth Of A Nation 4-29-92" "Let Me Ride" contains a sample of "Mothership Connection" written by G. Clinton, B. Collins, B. Worrell and published by Warner Chappell Music (BMI). "Nuthin' But A "G" Thang" contains a sample of "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You" written by L. Hayward [sic] and published by Jim-Edd Music (BMI). "Lil' Ghetto Boy" contains a sample of "Little Ghetto Boy" written by E. DeRouen, E. Howard performed by Donny Hathaway and published by Warner Bros. Music Corp. (ASCAP). "A Nigga Witta Gun" contains a sample of "Master Plan" written by R. Bell, K. Bell, D. White, W. Beckett, M. Cheek, C. Cheek, D. Duarte, K. Lassite, R. Wright and published by Warner Chappell and "Big Sur Suite" written by J. Hammond and published by Charliz Music (BMI). "Lyrical Gangbang" contains a sample of "Valdez In The Country" written by D. Hathaway, performed by The Nite Lighters and published by Warner Chappell (ASCAP). "Stranded On Death Row" contains a sample of "Do Your Thing" written by I. Hayes and published by Rondor Music (BMI). "The Roach" contains a sample of "P-Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up)" written by G. Clinton, B. Collins, B. Worrell and published by Warner Chappell Music (BMI). Track order runs in a sequential manner on labels. Cover and insert has no track numbering. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Printed): 7 28706 30001 8 Barcode (Scanned): 728706300018 Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched, variant 1): 6807-63000-1(A)S-47607 Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched, variant 2): 63000 - A S47607 RE 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched, variant 1): 6807-63000-1(B) S-47608 DcBqs Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched, variant 2): 63000 - B S47608 RE 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, etched, variant 1): 6807-63000-1(C) S-47609 DcBqs Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, etched, variant 2): 63000 - C S47609 RE 1 Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, etched, variant 1): 6807-63000-1(D) S-47610 RE1 DcBqs Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, etched, variant 2): 63000 - D S47610 RE 1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Chronic (LP, Interscope Records, P1 57128 Dr. Dre P1 57128 US 1992 Album) Death Row Records The Chronic Re-Lit & From The Vault WIDEawake, Death WIA-CD-21012 Dr. Dre WIA-CD-21012 US 2009 (CD, Album, RM + Row Records DVD-V) The Chronic Re-Lit & From The Vault WIDEawake, Death WIA-CD-210123 Dr. Dre WIA-CD-210123 US 2009 (CD, Album, RM, Row Records Edi) Interscope Records, The Chronic (CD, 7567-92233-2 Dr. Dre Priority Records, 7567-92233-2 Europe 1992 Album) Atlantic The Chronic (2xLP, DRR-LP-63093 Dr. Dre Death Row Records DRR-LP-63093 Europe 2017 Album, RM) Comments about The Chronic - Dr. Dre Related Music albums to The Chronic by Dr. Dre Snoop Dogg Presents DPGC Feat. 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