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Doctor's Advocate

Doctors Advocate
  • List Price: $10.99
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  • Seller:MovieMars
  • Sales Rank:23,638
  • Language:English (Original Language)
  • Media:Audio CD
  • Discs:1
  • Shipping Weight (lbs):0.2
  • Dimensions (in):5.6 x 5 x 0.5
  • Release Date:November 14, 2006
  • MPN:602517122413
  • Model:0602517122413
  • UPC:602517122413
  • EAN:0602517122413
  • ASIN:B000J103X4
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Tracks
  • lookin at you
  • da s***
  • it's okay (one blood)
  • compton
  • remedy
  • let's ride
  • too much
  • wouldn't get far
  • scream on em
  • one night
  • doctor's advocate
  • ol' english
  • california vacation
  • bang
  • around the world
  • why you hate the game


Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
The Game
Doctor's Advocate

1. Lookin At You (3:37)
2. Da S*** (5:23)
3. It's Okay (One Blood) (4:17)
4. Compton (4:41)
5. Remedy (2:57)
6. Let's Ride (3:57)
7. Too Much (4:11)
8. Wouldn't Get Far (4:11)
9. Scream On Em (4:20)
10. One Night (4:27)
11. Doctor's Advocate (5:03)
12. Ol' English (4:44)
13. California Vacation (4:29)
14. Bang (3:37)
15. Around The World (4:02)
16. Why You Hate The Game (9:22)

Executive Producer - Game, The
Executive Producer [Co-executive] - Jimmy Rosemond For Czar Entertainment

Format: CD, Album, Super Jewel Case
Label: Geffen (LC 07266)
Bestell-Nr./Catalog#: 602517122413
VÖ/Released: 2006
Land/Country: EU
Interpret/Artist: The Game
Titel/Title: Doctor's Advocate
Genre: Thug Rap, Pop Rap
EAN/UPC: 602517122413
Amazon.com
Despite having parted ways with former mentors 50 Cent and Dr. Dre, The Game’s follow-up to 2005's multiplatinum The Documentary doesn’t suggest he’s suffered much at their absence. The same basic elements are still here: a breathtakingly cocky attitude (he repeatedly insists that he’s on the same level as Jay-Z, Biggie, Nas, and 2Pac); versatile production by Just Blaze, Will.I.Am, Kanye West, Scott Storch, and others that should play well in the car, clubs, and earbuds; and an unabashed celebration of regionalism that may please those on the West Coast (though who knows how it will play elsewhere). The problem however is that Doctor’s Advocate feels more like "The Documentary: Part 2" than a new effort. Though The Game’s flow is sharper and more sophisticated, he still spends far too much time celebrating his greatness vis-a-vis other people, playing out this style to the point of gimmickry. That’s not to say there aren’t great moments. "Compton" is a rugged celebration of LA’s most notorious ‘hood, there’s some clever double entendre with "It’s Okay (One Blood)," and "Scream On ‘Em" is as chaotic and aggressive as the name suggests. It’s just that you wish The Game (at the tender age of 26) would learn to navel gaze less about his legacy and spend more time proving why he’s earned such a lofty self-perception. --Oliver Wang

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