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The Unauthorized Biography of Dr. Dre and Eminem : from N.W.A You Forgot about Dre!: The Unauthorized Biography of Dr. Dre and Eminem : from N.W.A. to Slim Shady, a Tale of Gangsta Rap, Violence, and Hit Records, Kelly Kenyatta, Amber Books Publishing, 2001, 0970222491, 9780970222497, 139 pages. Dr. Dre is often considered the most influential rapper/producer of his time. With his straight-out-of-Compton attitude, Dre' created his own style of hip-hop with N.W.A.; one that went beyond flashy colorful clothes and fickle imagery, and coined the term and the sound that has become commonly known as 'gangsta-rap'. In 1992, Dre' released his first solo album, The Chronic, and began an alliance with Snoop Doggy Dogg, who helped the album gain its multi-platinum status. In 1996 he formed another label, Aftermath Records. His first effort Dr. Dre Presents... The Aftermath was released in 1996 and featured several other rap artists.One of those artists was Detroit MC Marshall Mathers (a.k.a. Eminem) who had released his debut 12" as one half of the two man crew, Soul Intent. Soon after, Eminem released his '96 debut album, Infinite, featuring members of his crew, The Dirty Dozen and his solid reputation as a lyricist earned the respect of the powerful Dr. Dre, who signed him to his Aftermath label.. DOWNLOAD http://kgarch.org/1ewCUI0 Cleaning Out My Closet Eminem : The Stories Behind Every Song, David Stubbs, 2003, Biography & Autobiography, 144 pages. Traces the life of Marshall Mathers III, the rap artist known as Eminem, and describes how the contradictions in his character and his painful upbringing are reflected in each .... Ruthless A Memoir, Jerry Heller, 2007, Biography & Autobiography, 325 pages. A founder and former CEO of Ruthless Records traces his four-decade career in the music business, describing his role in the careers of such artists as Elton John, Van Morrison .... There's a God on the Mic The True 50 Greatest MCs, Kool Moe Dee, 2003, Music, 342 pages. 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