The Aftermath

Dr. Dre Presents... the Aftermath is a compilation album by American and West Coast rapper Dr. Dre. It was released on November 26, 1996, as the first album on Aftermath Entertainment. Dre's scarce vocals, newly critiquing gangsta rap, marked Dre's reemergence after his March 1996 departure from Death Row Records, where Dre himself had propelled gangsta rap into the mainstream. (Dre had co-founded Death Row in 1991 amid his embattled split from Ruthless Records and its pioneering, gangsta rap group N.W.A.)[2]

The 1996 album's first single, a Dre solo, is the only track with Dre as main vocalist, "Been There, Done That." The second single was "East Coast/West Coast Killas," prominent rappers from California, New York, and Texas rebuking rap's recently ugly East–West "war." A platinum seller,[3] the album peaked at #6 on the Billboard 200 and at #3 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop-Albums charts. Nonetheless, quite unlike Dre's prior album—The Chronic, released in December 1992 as Dre's debut solo album and Death Row Records' first album—Dre's new offering, not a standout, received mixed reviews and lukewarm appraisals.

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Track List

1. “Aftermath (The Intro)” (performed by RC, Sharief and Sid McCoy)

2. “East Coast/West Coast Killas” (performed by Group Therapy (Scarface, KRS-One, Nas, B-Real, RBX))

3. “Shittin’ on the World” (performed by D-Ruff, Hands-On and Mel-Man)

4. “Blunt Time” (performed by RBX featuring Roger Troutman & Dr. Dre)

5. “Been There, Done That” (Dr. Dre)

6. “Choices” (performed by Kim Summerson)

7. “As the World Keeps Turning” (performed by Cassandra McCowan, Mike Lynn, Flossy P and Stu-B-Doo)

8. “Got Me Open” (performed by Hands-On featuring Dr. Dre)

9. “Str-8 Gone” (performed by King T)

10. “Please” (performed by Maurice Wilcher and Nicole Johnson)

11. “Do 4 Love” (performed by Jheryl Lockhart)

12. “Sexy Dance” (performed by Cassandra McCowan, Jheryl Lockhart and RC)

13. “No Second Chance” (performed by Who’z Who)

14. “L.A.W. (Lyrical Assault Weapon)” (performed by Sharief)

15. “Nationowl” (performed by Nowl)

16. “Fame” (performed by Jheryl Lockhart, King T and RC)