Dr Dre's Detox Retail] Torrent

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I was the first to come into this thread...I saw the title, join date, post count, and link to a torrent site, and just decided to wait to see what some other niggas said....

Glad I ain't click it.
 
Work for the album dates back to early 2004,[4] but later in that year he decided to stop working on the album to focus on producing for other artists. The album had initially been set for a fall 2005 release.[5]

On February 18, 2007, Dr. Dre revealed to Power 106 radio station that he had completed eighteen potential tracks for the album.[6] He plans to have twelve or thirteen songs in the final version, with each one being a single.[7] He also announced that the introductory track is titled "Intervention".[6] However, Bishop Lamont stated that the album will include more than thirteen tracks.[1]

In an interview, 50 Cent was asked about Detox, in which he spoke of his collaborations and Dr. Dre's progress, stating,

He's working on it. I've recorded two songs for him. He's such a perfectionist. But sometimes that can be a bad thing. You create new pressure when you wait that long. When you put a new album against the last two classics, people will scrutinize it if they become impatient.[8]

On September 9, 2007, before presenting the award for Video of the Year on the MTV Video Music Awards, Dr. Dre stated that Detox will be released.[9][10] Dre later revealed to Hillary Crosley of Billboard magazine that Detox would be his final album.[11] In February 2008, Bishop Lamont also announced a second "Up in Smoke Tour" to begin shortly after the album.[12]

In May 2008, AllHipHop.com reported that rumors spread about Detox being completed.[13] That same month, Detox and Eminem's new studio album were revealed to be released for the fourth quarter of 2008.[14] In an interview with Defsounds, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo stated that they are unsure if they will appear on Detox. They stated that 50 Cent has recorded about three songs for Detox.[15] In an interview with the website DubCNN.com, rapper The D.O.C. also said that fellow N.W.A. members Ice Cube and MC Ren would most likely not be guests on the album.[16] Although Ice Cube later stated in August 2008 that he is likely to be featured on the album.[17]

In June 2008, Snoop Dogg announced that Detox was completed and that Dre is looking for the right songs for the album. He also said it would be worth the wait.[18][19][20] During the same month, Dr. Dre revealed that he is aiming to release the album in November or December 2008. He said "I'm just now, over the last couple of months, starting to feel that it's going to be right and it's something I can be proud of, and everybody is going to love it". Dr. Dre also talked about the drum work on the album that is derived from live instrumentation, saying "We have an entirely new thing going with the drums that's incredible and we're still developing that".[21]

On August 6, 2008 it was reported that Dr. Dre and Drinks Americas made a joint venture to release a drink called "Aftermath Cognac" within the next 60 days. According to Drinks Americas, this drink would be introduced at the same time as the Detox album as part of a marketing plan.[22]

In an interview with Loud.com, DJ Quik revealed that Dr. Dre has recorded around 400 songs for the album, and he himself had heard about 60 of them. He also revealed that Dre has been getting piano lessons from Burt Bacharach and has been reinterpreting "symphony stuff" by Frederic Chopin for Detox.[23]

Dr. Dre told MTV in December 2008 that the album will be released after 50 Cent's Before I Self Destruct and Eminem's Relapse which are currently set to be released in 2009.[24] In an interview with FLOW 93.5 in January 2009, Canadian producer Boi-1da revealed that he's also working on Detox.[25] A month earlier, Dr. Dre appeared on the remix of "Set It Off" by Kardinal Offishall, produced by Boi-1da.[26] Canadian rapper Drake, a friend of Boi-1da, also worked on the album.[27]

He premiered the first official snippet of Detox in a Dr. Pepper commercial that debuted on May 28, 2009.[28] 50 Cent and Eminem asserted in an interview on BET's 106 & Park that Dr. Dre had around a dozen songs finished for Detox.[29]
 
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01. The Truth Ft. Devin The Dude
02. Who's Next Ft. Clyde Carson
03. In Town Ft. Nate Dogg
04. Come On Ft. Stat Quo
05. Out Of Control Ft. Redman & Keith Murray
06. The Office Ft. Snoop
07. Shade Sheist Ft. Xzibit, Nate Dogg, Knoc Turnal
08. Talkin Big Shit
09. Fuck All Yall Ft. Knoc Turnal, Hittman
10. Do You Know Ft. Snoop & Daz
11. Don't Sleep Ft. The D.O.C
12. The Take Over Ft. Eminem
13. The Kush Ft. King Tee
14. Baller
15. Represent Ft. 50 Cent
16. Next Level
17. Drama
18. Think About It Ft. Xzibit
19. Places To Go
20. The Rock Ft. Method Man
 
Ok--Let's get a real link them bro----:hmm:

Nigga I got the real tracklist right here:

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1. Come On ft. Stat Quo
2. Download This ft. Redman & Xzibit
3. Bullshit ft. Busta Rhymes
4. I Don't Care ft. Knocturnal
5. Fuck Yo Shit Up
6. It Ain't My Fault ft. Nate Dogg
7. Hoe Ass Nigga ft. Snoop Dogg
8. Dr. Dre Didn't (Skit)
9. Even ft. Eminem
10. Release
11. Any Singles? (Skit)
12. Yet ft. Snoop Dogg
13. Think About It ft. Xzibit
 
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