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The Jamaican EpisodeSnoop Dogg
Release Date: 05/19/2009
Original Release:
2009
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1072869_CD
UPC # 5060117600925
Label: Charly Records (UK)
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Disc: 1
Disc: 2
1.
Murder Was The Case (Death After Visualising Eternity)
2.
Tha Shiznit
3.
Still A 'G' Thang
4.
Wrong Idea
5.
Deep Cover
6.
Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang
7.
Bitch Please
8.
2 Of America's Most Wanted
9.
Serial Killa
10.
Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
11.
Lodi Dodi
12.
Next Episode, The
13.
Pump, Pump
14.
Lay Low
15.
Gin And Juice
16.
Snoop Dogg (What's My Name - Pt. 2)
17.
Who Am I? (What's My Name?)
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Performer: Snoop Dogg
Producer: Gunter Kutsch Distributor: Music Video Distribution Notes: Recorded at the 2001 Reggae Sumfest in Jamaica, this live CD/DVD combo comes from Snoop Dogg's lost years, but it features an above average performance and hints at the upswing the Doggfather's career would take when Paid tha Cost to Be da Bo$$ landed a year later. The sound quality is good with some mild distortion and clipping, but thanks to a smart mix of soundboard and audience, the live feel is definitely there. The visuals are another matter, with soft focus, excessive filters, and too many video tricks all coming off as amateurish. Likewise, the DVD's intro is much too long as it plays snippets of every track in the set before allowing access to the menu. That said, when Snoop sings "No Limit is the label that pays me" during "Still a 'G' Thang," he's not that far from those dark days. Watching him take his first steps on the comeback trail is an experience hardcore fans won't want to miss, even with the B-minus production values. ~ David Jeffries
Snoop Doggy Dogg ensured his place in rap history by providing the perfect vocal complement to Dr. Dre's mellow, ominous, West Coast G-funk sound. His distinctively lazy singsong and soft-spoken drawl was first heard on Dre's title cut from the DEEP COVER soundtrack in 1991. Snoop's appearances on Dre's solo album THE CHRONIC shortly thereafter propelled him to almost overnight stardom, and his albums DOGGYSTYLE and the DOGGFATHER both hit the top of the charts. Despite a much-publicized murder trial, and a falling out with Death Row Record's CEO Suge Knight, Snoop Dogg ascended to the highest echelon of rap royalty, and through shrewd marketing, brilliant collaborations, and his smooth pimp persona, he has kept his crown well into the 21st century.
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Gangsta/Hardcore
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