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Start with Thizzelle Washington on your preferred legal store, then work your way through the list above. Long live the Mac.
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In an era of disposable music, Mac Dre’s catalog remains a treasure chest of quotable lines, infectious beats, and unapologetic individuality. He never compromised his sound for the mainstream, yet the mainstream eventually came to him. Every time you hear a rapper talk about "being about his thumb" or "getting stupid," you are hearing Mac Dre’s echo.
: Often cited by fans and critics as his best work, this debut LP was famously recorded in part over the phone while Dre was incarcerated.
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: Dropped on the same day as Ronald Dregan , this project is packed with "slappers," including the hit "Not My Job".
: Released just months before his passing, this album solidified his legacy with hits like "Feelin' Myself" and "Get Stupid".
: The album that fully embraced the hyphy sound and culture, featuring the massive anthem "Boss Tycoon".
By 2001, Dre had perfected the "Thizz" sound. This album is polished, features incredible production (shoutout to Khayree), and showcases his unmatched ability to rap absolutely absurd lyrics while sounding cooler than everyone else in the room.
– 2004 One of his most polished and fan-favorite albums.
Mac Dre's music career began in the early 1990s, but it wasn't until the release of his debut album "Young Black Brotha" in 1992 that he started gaining recognition. The album's success led to a record deal with No Limit Records, where he collaborated with other notable artists such as Master P and Silkk the Shocker.
: A definitive "hyphy" era classic featuring the hit "Boss Tycoon". Rapper Gone Bad (1999) : Noted for being a "skit-free" showcase of his lyricism. Ronald Dregan: Dreganomics (2004)