- Audio CD (19 Nov 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Extra tracks, Import
- Label: Universal Japan/Zoom
- ASIN: B000UZ6WC0
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (13 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| 1. Lookin' at You |
| 2. Da Shit |
| 3. It's Okay (One Blood) |
| 4. Compton |
| 5. Remedy |
| 6. Let's Ride |
| 7. Too Much |
| 8. Wouldn't Get Far |
| 9. Scream on 'Em |
| 10. One Night |
| 11. Doctor's Advocate |
| 12. Ol' English |
| 13. California Vacation |
| 14. Bang |
| 15. Around the World |
| 16. Why You Hate the Game |
| 17. I'm Chillin' |
Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Part of the 'SUPER NICE PRICE 1470', first press limited edition.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was lookin forward to this one for a long time and now it here all I can say is WOW Dude's hard work has wit out a doubt pays off trust me. In no way is this the documentry 2 but a classic in it own RIGHT. The Doctor's Advocate has some great tracks which have new era of west coast feel to em along wit other production which is of good standards also, all of which adds way more than just flavor but provides a next type of style.
On each track game provides that next level rap from spitting fire on tracks like remedy too providing good subject matter on tracks like Doctor's Advocate and on other tracks displays some off tha hook rap skill which has ya like yeah!
Over all the Doctor's Advocate is an A-Class type Album! can't imagine any one not feelin this one. It one of the best albums I've ever heard, well worth tha money!
On each track game provides that next level rap from spitting fire on tracks like remedy too providing good subject matter on tracks like Doctor's Advocate and on other tracks displays some off tha hook rap skill which has ya like yeah!
Over all the Doctor's Advocate is an A-Class type Album! can't imagine any one not feelin this one. It one of the best albums I've ever heard, well worth tha money!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Well, it certainly does live up to its expectations, even without Dre production. The songs are much more raw than the previous album which in my opinion, makes for better music. Although Dr.Dre is sadly missed on this LP, you get over it. Scott Storch has a very similar style of production to the great doctor so it still has the same feel. I won't go into great detail about the album, just to let you know that it's a great album, filled with great production and rhymes. One of the better albums of 2006.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Without the backing of 50 Cent and G Unit, I was unsure what The Game could do as his "difficult second album".
On listening through though, "Doctor's Advocate" sees The Game making the sort of album that showcases him well. His background was always streetwise, his attitude is right and his lyrics are still thoughtful but now are much more mature and the overall musical style and tempo is more in keeping with his delivery than the more bombastic approach of G Unit.
The self-indulgence of certain parts of "The Documentary" - possibly due to the heavy influence of 50 and crew - is absent now, though his mixed feelings about the way things happened and the situation as it is now show through repeatedly in his lyrics - for instance, when he refers to "the aftermath of Aftermath" (the label of his first album) and later states he is sometimes tempted to call 50 and talk things over but feels he can't because of "the beef".
The Game has shown here that his style does stand up on its own. "Doctor's Advocate" shows that he can make his own way in the music world - with or without 50 Cent.
If you liked "Dreams" from the first album, and especially if you liked it more than "Hate It Or Love It", buy this album.
On listening through though, "Doctor's Advocate" sees The Game making the sort of album that showcases him well. His background was always streetwise, his attitude is right and his lyrics are still thoughtful but now are much more mature and the overall musical style and tempo is more in keeping with his delivery than the more bombastic approach of G Unit.
The self-indulgence of certain parts of "The Documentary" - possibly due to the heavy influence of 50 and crew - is absent now, though his mixed feelings about the way things happened and the situation as it is now show through repeatedly in his lyrics - for instance, when he refers to "the aftermath of Aftermath" (the label of his first album) and later states he is sometimes tempted to call 50 and talk things over but feels he can't because of "the beef".
The Game has shown here that his style does stand up on its own. "Doctor's Advocate" shows that he can make his own way in the music world - with or without 50 Cent.
If you liked "Dreams" from the first album, and especially if you liked it more than "Hate It Or Love It", buy this album.
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The Game does it again
This is a amazing 2nd album and I for 1 am sooo glad the Game has not went downhill, like a lot of other well known artist after their 1st albums (such as 50 cent). Read more
Published 10 months ago by L. B101
COMPTON PRINCE
People who dont like this album dont know real westcoast rap,this is a dope album for me its better than his first easily!love it and cand wait for LAX Peace
Published on 26 May 2008 by CRAZE
Sad just sad
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The Game is back. Hate it or love it............
THIS ALBUM IS SICK YO', EVERY TUNE IS BANGIN' SIMILAR TO THE DOCUMENTARY BUT MORE THUGGED OUT''''The music is absolute fire, with production from Kanye West, Cool & Dre, Just... Read more
Published on 6 Jan 2007 by Mr. A. Hussain
Missing the good Doctor?
...In an word - No.
This album is far more accomplished than The Documentary and much less "Pop". Read more
This album is far more accomplished than The Documentary and much less "Pop". Read more
Published on 6 Dec 2006 by D. Eglon
Not as good as "The Documentary" but...
I've been listening to this album for a couple of days now and the absence of Dr Dre shows. The hook's are average but not that catchy and Game's verses are primarily about - you... Read more
Published on 3 Dec 2006 by J. Haydock
Done it without Dre & 50...
Before this album dropped, people asked the same question, "will it be as good as The Documentary, without Aftermath & G-Unit?". I have the answer for you, Yes! Read more
Published on 19 Nov 2006 by J. LAW
masterpiece
when i first heard that drizze wasnt producing any of this album i was slightly worried but Game has created a masterpiece without the dr this time. Read more
Published on 17 Nov 2006 by Mook-dogg
Westcoast is bangin!!!
Theres definently been a lot of good reviews, for an album that has just been released, people here r quick to judge. So far I've got a good feeling about it. Read more
Published on 15 Nov 2006 by A. R. HAYDER
Practically a classic
This is definately the album of 2006 so far. All the tracks have a tight, grimey feel to them to make for some real gangsta music. Read more
Published on 13 Nov 2006 by Ms. Mk Bilkhu
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