The Chronic VS The Chronic 2001
- Thread starter Tonio1986
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Sure its more legandary but thats not what this thread is asking now is it Jason? This thread is asking which cd is better, maybe you cant comprehend that. You oughtta lay of the drugs seeing that you dont even have a job or afford a 10 dollar cd. And also show me 1 thread where i have typed like that.
So, what? Everyone else can explain why they think their preference is better, but I can't?
Also, dude, seriously, don't tell people you don't know how to live their life.
I don't tell you about your life, don't tell me about mine. Telling someone you don't know AT ALL how to live their life is the most judgemental fucking thing you can do.
As far as my last sentence in the post you responded to, I'm not saying YOU respond like that. But you cannot tell me seriously that 80% of the people here, don't.
Also, dude, seriously, don't tell people you don't know how to live their life.
I don't tell you about your life, don't tell me about mine. Telling someone you don't know AT ALL how to live their life is the most judgemental fucking thing you can do.
As far as my last sentence in the post you responded to, I'm not saying YOU respond like that. But you cannot tell me seriously that 80% of the people here, don't.
You know what I don't understand..
This may sound like blasphemy to y'all but:
The Chronic's production is fuckin dope
The Documentary's production is fuckin dope
People say Game's debut can never be a classic because it lacks the lyrical heat.
Well, same goes for Chronic! Lyrics were very simple on that album, nothing really deep...
Now Chronic is considered a classic, and that's for a good reason in my opinion, cuz the impact was huge.
But nowadays albums with average lyrics will never be considered classics.
Tell me why.
(Same goes for Doggystyle by the way).
This may sound like blasphemy to y'all but:
The Chronic's production is fuckin dope
The Documentary's production is fuckin dope
People say Game's debut can never be a classic because it lacks the lyrical heat.
Well, same goes for Chronic! Lyrics were very simple on that album, nothing really deep...
Now Chronic is considered a classic, and that's for a good reason in my opinion, cuz the impact was huge.
But nowadays albums with average lyrics will never be considered classics.
Tell me why.
(Same goes for Doggystyle by the way).
The lyrics are all very basic, talking about being G's, the California lifestyle and shit.
Show me some dope lyricism on the Chronic and I'll argue with you.
Lil Ghetto Boy is a deep song, one of the deeper ones on the Chronic, but the Documentary has Like Father Like Son, which is also quite deep.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say The Documentary is a classic album, cuz it's not, I'm just trying to make a point about dope ass production + average lyrics could grow to being classic in the golden era of hiphop.
Doggystyle also has VERY simple lyrics and it's also considered classic. Why?
Show me some dope lyricism on the Chronic and I'll argue with you.
Lil Ghetto Boy is a deep song, one of the deeper ones on the Chronic, but the Documentary has Like Father Like Son, which is also quite deep.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say The Documentary is a classic album, cuz it's not, I'm just trying to make a point about dope ass production + average lyrics could grow to being classic in the golden era of hiphop.
Doggystyle also has VERY simple lyrics and it's also considered classic. Why?
It was a new style of rap. The lyrics were good, ok not deep not syllable rhyming or anything complex. But before them albums what did you have? Especially in California. It put the West on the map greater than NWA or any before. It was the first time West coast was more popular than East coast. The Documentary isn't the first of it's kind, it's 20 years too late. Someone needs to lead rap in a new direction, something cutting edge. Like DR back in the 90's.
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