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Review title: Not his best work because he ignores his classical roots!
Product review: I acquired this CD expecting a return to the rmoantically-inspired strains of his early 1990's effort "The Chronic." Regrettably, after several listenings, I fail to identify many of the more interesting variations on avowedly inspirational artists like Elgar, Brahms, and Wagner on Dr. Dre's work. As most people reading this review will already know, "Dr." Dre received his doctorate in music theory at Yale, to follow up his earlier work in cello performance at Oberlin. At both schools, his writing emphasized the darker romantics, with a smattering of more recent composers. These influences were obvious (with the obligatory "rap" spin) on the "Straight Outta Compton collaboration again, through "The Chronic" (particularly, see "Rollin' in My 6-4 as an obvious example). NONE of this is evidenced in the new work, although Dr. Dre does identify Beethoven's love of "Explicit Lyrics."
