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Dr. Dre's Detox to be his most advanced album so far
As earlier reported, Dr. Dre's third solo LP, Detox, is scheduled to be released in the last quarter of 2004 (click here for that story). It's been a long wait, but Scott Storch, co-producer of the project, insists it'll be worth the wait.
"I'd describe it as the most advanced rap album musically and lyrically we'll probably ever have a chance to listen to," Storch told MTV News. "When I work with Dre, he usually does more than 100 records and then picks his favorites, but there are all kinds of new rhythms in there. He always tries to stay a couple of steps ahead of the field. There's gonna be a lot of personal stuff on the album and a lot of hit shit."
Storch says that creating the most advanced rap album of all time is no easy task as both him and Dre as perfectionists.
"Dr. Dre always tries to top his last one," he continued. "That's why he spends to much time putting them together and they don't come out every five minutes. He puts a lot of time, energy and genius into the stuff."
Detox will feature guest appearances from the likes of 50 Cent, Eminem, Eve, Guvner, Knoc-turn'al, Lloyd Banks, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and The Game and production by Denaun Porter, Hi-Tek, Nottz and of course Dr. Dre and Scott Storch.
"The whole family is gonna be on there," Storch said. "If not the last Dre album, this is gonna be one of the last Dre albums we're gonna get. So he's putting a lot into it. It's just a matter of making a classic experience."
source: streethop
"I'd describe it as the most advanced rap album musically and lyrically we'll probably ever have a chance to listen to," Storch told MTV News. "When I work with Dre, he usually does more than 100 records and then picks his favorites, but there are all kinds of new rhythms in there. He always tries to stay a couple of steps ahead of the field. There's gonna be a lot of personal stuff on the album and a lot of hit shit."
Storch says that creating the most advanced rap album of all time is no easy task as both him and Dre as perfectionists.
"Dr. Dre always tries to top his last one," he continued. "That's why he spends to much time putting them together and they don't come out every five minutes. He puts a lot of time, energy and genius into the stuff."
Detox will feature guest appearances from the likes of 50 Cent, Eminem, Eve, Guvner, Knoc-turn'al, Lloyd Banks, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and The Game and production by Denaun Porter, Hi-Tek, Nottz and of course Dr. Dre and Scott Storch.
"The whole family is gonna be on there," Storch said. "If not the last Dre album, this is gonna be one of the last Dre albums we're gonna get. So he's putting a lot into it. It's just a matter of making a classic experience."
source: streethop