Chronic 2000
This double album is one of the most important releases in Death Row's history because of its role: publicizing the future of the Row. The emphasis is on the new artists who have come on board since Tupac's death, an event that has come to mark the end of the "old" Death Row. Much of the subject matter on C2K is aimed at enemies, in classic Row style, and that Death Row isn't dead,
like many had thought after a couple tough years. This is a tight compilation that should give the new artists an audience for upcoming solo releases.
SALES: 600,000
Tracks
Disc 1
- Chronic 2000
VK & Treach
- Gotta Love Gangsta's
Tha Realest, Scarface & Richie Rich
- Top Dogg Cindafella
YGD
- Who Do You Believe In
2Pac, Kadafi & Big Pimpin
- I Thought You Knew
Mac-Shawn, E-40 & Daz
- Curiosity
VK
- It's Goin Down
Mac-Shawn, Daz & Tha Realest
- Don't Forget Where You Came From
Swoop G
- Like It Or Not
Soopafly
- Easy To Be A Soldier When There Ain't No War
Tha Realest, Swoop G & Lil' C-Style
- Beautiful Lady
Danny Boy & K-Ci
- Stand Strong
Tha Realest, Danny Boy & Jewell
- We Don't Love 'Em
YGD
- Because Of You Girl
Tha Dogg Pound & Tha Realest
DISC 2
- Roll Wit' Us
Tha Dogg Pound
- Drinks On Me
Captain Save 'M & Ant Banks
- Late
Night
2Pac, Outlawz & DJ Quik
- They Wanna Be Like Us
Tha Realest, YGD & Doobie
- OG To BG
Soopafly & Tha Dogg Pound
- I Wanna Be Loved By You (interlude)
- Wanna Be Loved
Michel'le & VK
- I'm Comin' Home
Tha Realest & Jewell
- I'm Country
Doobie
- Presenting Miilkbone
Miilkbone & Naji
- The Things Your Man Won't Do
VK
- Now What
Capricorn
- Ride Or Get Rode On
Bad Habitz
- Mr. Officer
Michel'le, Captain Save 'M & El Dorado
Executive Producer: Suge Knight