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Doctor's Advocate
by Game
ALBUM RANKINGS:
Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.
Overall Rating:
2.9232
Avg. Critic Score:
2.9081
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The New York Times
Barring some last-minute surprise, he has made the best hip-hop album of the...read the complete review at The New York Times
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PrefixMag
In an unofficial count, the Game mentions Dr. Dre's name thirty-one times on Doctor's Advocate. At first I thought the constant name-dropping of the "Doc" or "Dre" or the countless other aliases for Andre Young would get repetitive, but...read the complete review at PrefixMag
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Guardian
The cover of The Game's second album is virtually indistinguishable from his multi-million selling debut, 2005's The Documentary. Perhaps he is hoping to convey that it is business as usual, despite the absence of executive producers 50 Cent and...read the complete review at Guardian
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