Hot Beats Of The Chronic Quiz

The album includes 16 tracks.

The Chronic, a highly influential hip-hop album by Dr. Dre, was released under the label Death Row Records. Death Row Records was founded in 1991 by Dr. Dre, Suge Knight, and The D.O.C., and it became one of the most successful and controversial record labels of the 1990s. The Chronic, released in 1992, was the label's first major success and helped establish Death Row Records as a dominant force in the rap industry.

The correct answer is Alternative Hip Hop because it is the only music genre that is not included in the album. The other three genres, G-Funk, Gangsta Rap, and West Coast Hip Hop, are all included in the album.

The correct answer is "cannabis". The question is asking for the slang term after which the album is named. Cannabis is a commonly used slang term for marijuana or weed. It is possible that the album is named after this term because it may be related to the theme or content of the songs on the album.

Snoop Dogg performed the songs from the album with Dr. Dre in a duet.

"Let Me Ride" won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance in 1994. This song, performed by Dr. Dre, showcases his lyrical and production skills, combining elements of funk and gangsta rap. The track features smooth vocals, catchy hooks, and a memorable sample from Parliament's "Mothership Connection." Its success and recognition at the Grammy Awards highlight its impact and popularity within the rap genre during that time.

The Chronic, a debut studio album by Dr. Dre, was re-released three times. These re-releases may have been due to various reasons such as the album's popularity, demand from fans, or to include additional content. Re-releasing an album allows artists to reach a wider audience and capitalize on its success.

The Chronic album was released on 15 December, 1992.