Dre is RICH!!!!!!!!!!

He should buy BACK the Death Row Catalog from WHOEVER bought it!!!!

That's the most ungangster looking place i've ever seen

This is why Dre will never ever finish Detox. And why should he? music was his first love and it got him where he is today. But he's probably made more money in the past few years with Beats... then he did from N.W.A to Eminem put together.

The only thing I found to be exciting was the gym.

Of course this is not what the place is going to look like once Dre swaggs it out....

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woogiebear said:

He should buy BACK the Death Row Catalog from WHOEVER bought it!!!!

Exactly. Instead of suing that random Canadian Lady who owns Death Row's music because she changed the artwork on Chronic Re-Lit, Dr. Dre should just own the whole catalog.

Gunsnhalen said:

That's the most ungangster looking place i've ever seen

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

a mega-mansion formerly owned by supermodel Gisele We managed to grab a few interior pics of the STUPID BIG pad from a profile Architectural Digest ran on Gisele.

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

Of course this is not what the place Once Dre swaggs it out....

Well, Dre isn't a real gangster. And he's been on the down low for decades. So i don't expect him to have a gangster house

I like Dick Clark's house better.

Scotsman1999 said:

Who sold that to him, Barney Rubble?

Nice house though.

funkaholic1972 said:

Scotsman1999 said:

Who sold that to him, Barney Rubble?

Nice house though.

Sellout prick. Help your own people.

Cinny said:

woogiebear said:

He should buy BACK the Death Row Catalog from WHOEVER bought it!!!!

Exactly. Instead of suing that random Canadian Lady who owns Death Row's music because she changed the artwork on Chronic Re-Lit, Dr. Dre should just own the whole catalog.

I'm all in favor of Dre owning catalog that was largely his work (Chronic, Doggystyle), but why should he own albums he had nothing to do with, like The Doggfather, The 7 Day Theory, Dogg Food and Necessary Roughness? Even the biggest seller in the Death Row catalog, All Eyez On Me only has two Dre songs on it.

In terms of production relevance, the most important producer to Death Row as a whole is Daz Dillinger. Daz has credits on every one of those albums I just mentioned, except for 7 Day Theory which was largely produced by Big D and Hurt-M-Badd.

2freaky4church1 said:

Sellout prick. Help your own people.

How does one's racial identity factor into buying a grand estate? You lost me there. And for all we know he could be very secretive about sharing his money.

Militant said:

In terms of production relevance, the most important producer to Death Row as a whole is Daz Dillinger. Daz has credits on every one of those albums I just mentioned, except for 7 Day Theory which was largely produced by Big D and Hurt-M-Badd.

THIS.

2020 said:

And for the record Beats headphones are complete garbage

I'll be the judge of that when I receive mine soon....

Militant said:

Cinny said:

Exactly. Instead of suing that random Canadian Lady who owns Death Row's music because she changed the artwork on Chronic Re-Lit, Dr. Dre should just own the whole catalog.

I'm all in favor of Dre owning catalog that was largely his work (Chronic, Doggystyle), but why should he own albums he had nothing to do with, like The Doggfather, The 7 Day Theory, Dogg Food and Necessary Roughness? Even the biggest seller in the Death Row catalog, All Eyez On Me only has two Dre songs on it.

In terms of production relevance, the most important producer to Death Row as a whole is Daz Dillinger. Daz has credits on every one of those albums I just mentioned, except for 7 Day Theory which was largely produced by Big D and Hurt-M-Badd.

I'm sure he did "Let's Play House" on Dogg Food, but my point is when Death Row classics get repackaged, it would be Dre's "Afro Puffs", and it's "California Love (Remix)" - all his key things were the crucial singles. Seems silly he wouldn't have a hand in the label he co-founded. [OF COURSE he wasn't there for a 1997 album like Unnecessary Roughness.]

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http://www.theguardian.co...le-chronic

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Cinny said:

Militant said:

I'm all in favor of Dre owning catalog that was largely his work (Chronic, Doggystyle), but why should he own albums he had nothing to do with, like The Doggfather, The 7 Day Theory, Dogg Food and Necessary Roughness? Even the biggest seller in the Death Row catalog, All Eyez On Me only has two Dre songs on it.

In terms of production relevance, the most important producer to Death Row as a whole is Daz Dillinger. Daz has credits on every one of those albums I just mentioned, except for 7 Day Theory which was largely produced by Big D and Hurt-M-Badd.

I'm sure he did "Let's Play House" on Dogg Food, but my point is when Death Row classics get repackaged, it would be Dre's "Afro Puffs", and it's "California Love (Remix)" - all his key things were the crucial singles. Seems silly he wouldn't have a hand in the label he co-founded. [OF COURSE he wasn't there for a 1997 album like Unnecessary Roughness.]

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According to some interviews, Rage's album was done in like '94-95 but sat in the shelf until '97.

smokeverbs said:

Cinny said:

I'm sure he did "Let's Play House" on Dogg Food, but my point is when Death Row classics get repackaged, it would be Dre's "Afro Puffs", and it's "California Love (Remix)" - all his key things were the crucial singles. Seems silly he wouldn't have a hand in the label he co-founded. [OF COURSE he wasn't there for a 1997 album like Unnecessary Roughness.]

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According to some interviews, Rage's album was done in like '94-95 but sat in the shelf until '97.

Okay, GREAT, then you must be aware that Dr. Dre co-founded the label. I don't see why you are arguing against this.

Who's arguing? You must have me confused with another poster.

smokeverbs said:

Who's arguing? You must have me confused with another poster.

You stood up and applauded when Militant began arguing against Dre owning Death Row's catalog.

smokeverbs said:

Militant said:

In terms of production relevance, the most important producer to Death Row as a whole is Daz Dillinger. Daz has credits on every one of those albums I just mentioned, except for 7 Day Theory which was largely produced by Big D and Hurt-M-Badd.

THIS.

If Daz had sold Beats By Daz for a squillion dollars, then we could argue it. But he's hardly in a position to do this. So right now, I am saying, instead of Dre being in court over the control of his own work (which will be the most valued portion of the catalog in terms of reissues), he should just fucking own it - especially since he was the label's co-founder.

Casey don't make me use the mod-call button for a reply

Scotsman1999 said:

Who sold that to him, Barney Rubble?

Cinny said:

smokeverbs said:

Who's arguing? You must have me confused with another poster.

You stood up and applauded when Militant began arguing against Dre owning Death Row's catalog.

THIS.

If Daz had sold Beats By Daz for a squillion dollars, then we could argue it. But he's hardly in a position to do this. So right now, I am saying, instead of Dre being in court over the control of his own work (which will be the most valued portion of the catalog in terms of reissues), he should just fucking own it - especially since he was the label's co-founder.

K.

Cinny said:

smokeverbs said:

Who's arguing? You must have me confused with another poster.

You stood up and applauded when Militant began arguing against Dre owning Death Row's catalog.

THIS.

If Daz had sold Beats By Daz for a squillion dollars, then we could argue it. But he's hardly in a position to do this. So right now, I am saying, instead of Dre being in court over the control of his own work (which will be the most valued portion of the catalog in terms of reissues), he should just fucking own it - especially since he was the label's co-founder.

K.

lotta house to clean ugh .. who does the windows