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Suge Knight Presents: Chronic 2000

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First off, this album really surprised me because it is a pretty solid album. I think it is low for Tha Realest and Topp Dogg to sound EXACTLY like Tupac and Snoop, but their songs are pretty tight. I like "Gotta Love Gangstas" and that other song with Mac-Shawn and E-40. I think this is a better album than " Too Gangsta For Radio", because this dosen't waist too much time dissing other more successful rappers like Dre. But the best songs on this entire album are Tupac's hands down. "Late Night" just took over the whole album in terms of being a well produced track. "Mr. Officer" is cool also but I couldn't stand to hear Michel'le's annoying voice when she dosen't sing. If you are tired of cheaply produced No Limit-like songs then this solid album is for you, but if you don't want to hear the style- biting that this album has, then you might want to look elsewhere.

I must say it's not the best edited cd you could get, but it was still pretty good. Dr. Dre sued Suge Knight for making this and the explicit version...in my opinion, I think the Explicit Version would be better because they cut out every little thing on this album. And they don't use sound effects to cover it up, they simply just blank it out. But that's an edited cd, I guess. I unfortunetly picked up the edited version without noticing, and to my surprize, it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, but it wasn't as good as I thought it would be either. So I couldn't really know what to say about this, except, get the explicit version. It's better...also some good cds like it would be Dr. Dre's 2001, Ice Cube's War and Peace vol. 1, or The Friday soundtrack. Hope this was helpful to anyone who needed help on making this certain decision...

Now I realize why nobody ever heard of Suge Knight. Most of his songs are crap. The ones that seem decent upon first hearing, sound like a monkey banging on a garbage can after about 5 times listening through. I am a fan of rap music from this era, and this album was disappointing.

Somebody bought me this album by accident, when I asked for Chronic 2001. I shouldnt've of even taken it out of the shrink wrap. This is a pathetic attempt to make Death Row's prescence felt. It's obvious that by this point in Death Row's history, they are having a hard time getting another hit. There's some hardcore verses from Daz DIllinger, Kurupt, and Soopafly and a couple of Pac songs that are alright, but mediocre lyricists like "Tha Reelest" and "Mac-Shawn" make this album a bomb. I'm not feeling this record.

This is an awesome cd! A death row classic! This has to be one of the best cds ever, a must have

DEATH ROW RECORDS only want to make money, this record is very very very bad, the real chronic 2000 should be Dr Dre's album, entitled "2001"... Death Row could be more professional, and less hungry....