Yet another leak – “Turn Me On ” – from Dr. Dre’s mythical album Detox, hit the Internet today and it sounds awful. We know. We know…

It wasn’t finished. The vocals needed to be blended with the hook and you didn’t have the opportunity to listen to it on your HP laptop with your BBD headphones yet. Right Dre?

Be that as it may, the world is getting sick and tired of waiting for your album Mr. Young. So whatever is preventing you from dropping the damn thing, you might wanna remove it from your bubble.

Or else.

Truth is, the public is beginning to turn on you – if it hasn’t already. Ever heard the saying, “Study long you study wrong?”

That would be you and this Detox album. (continue reading…)

Within the first bar of “Under Pressure,” Dr. Dre addresses the cynicism that has surrounded this project for the past… 9 years?

The long awaited Detox trick/ maybe I don’t wanna stop/ maybe I don’t wanna quit…

And with that he effectively announced his return to the world of album sales. Because that’s what he’s going to get.

Even during a recession where record companies have fallen off as fast as Roy Jones Jr.’s legacy, Detox is going to rise to the occasion and show you how young Lil Wayne’s money is… More importantly, Detox is going to work to repair an industry suffocating from listless talent and fast music, formulated for the now opposed to forever.

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Ice Cube fell though the Jimmy Fallon Show last night to promote his new album I AM THE WEST and talked shop about his upcoming ESPN special, “30 For 30″ about the Oakland Raiders.

Did anyone out there know the colors of one of the winning-est franchises in sports history was tailored after a silver dress parked in some store’s window??

Probably not.

When prompted, Cube also discusses the track “Drink The Kool-Aid,” of which he has been accuse of dissing Dr. Dre and Eminem. He maintains the lyrics were born from his natural and learned ability to execute with “style and grace,” once again dismissing the notion that he would undermine his former band mate.

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Ice Cube ruffled a few more feathers and he knows it.

In an effort to dispel a rumor that saw him dissing Dr. Dre in a track he premiered at the Paid Dues concert last weekend, Cube took to his blog.

“I met Dr. Dre in the studio last night,” he wrote, adding Snoop and Game were also there ready to spit. “He asked me did I diss him during the Paid Dues Show last Saturday.

“I did one of my new songs called ‘Drink The Kool-Aid,’ which got everybody thinking I’m dissing the whole industry…lol ‘You internet roaches…’ I told Dre that I’d never diss the man that got me started.”

Cube added that he will be contributing to Detox and Dre is going to bless his album as well. Then he dropped the lyrics of the track that has everyone thinking he’s sneak dissing The Good Dr. and Slim Shady.

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Yeah, you probably thought you weren’t going to buy a $300 pair of headphones until you heard Jimmy Iovine break it down like sandwiches.

During this interview with some reporter from MSNBC, you start to realize why Dr. Dre spends so much time with dude. Not that The Good Dr. can’t speak for himself, but Iovine cuts the checks and negotiates life altering deals for a reason.

Think about it. Listening to your $300.00 ipod through a pair of ear buds is something like “getting the Avatar movie and watching it through a portable TV.”

Now are you going to cheat yourself out of the best sounding quality available? Or will you bump Detox (which Dre says is dropping this year in this interview) in your Beats By Dre headphones just like Kobe and Lebron?

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