yeah he had best verse on the album
I was rooting for em cuz of his album this year but 50 really did his thing
Yeah. Method Man snapped on this.
He been on a features RUN the last 1-2 years.
I want to go through Snoops discog cause besides Doggystyle it’s been a blind spot for me. What’s a good stopping point? Not sure I want to sit through all of those albums he dropped late in his career
Doggystyle to Blue Carpet Treatment from 2006 is the run + Bush in 2015.
Blue Carpet was also his last major mainstream success - Ego Tripping (the next album after Blue Carpet) is when it falls off not only in sales but also quality.
Great:
Bush
No Limit Topp Dogg
Tha Last Meal
Rhythm and Gangsta
Hard Love (group collab album with Warren G and Nate Dogg)
Good:
Paid tha Cost to be tha Boss
Blue Carpet Treatment
Snoop Presents: The Eastsidaz (group album with artists he discovered, their debut)
Ok/Mediocre:
The Game is to be Sold Not Told
Tha Doggfather
Then there's also Dead Man Walkin' which was unreleased songs from Snoop (songs he recorded in 94 to 97 iirc) released by Suge after he left Death Row to go to Master P's No Limit label as a warning to Snoop (hence the "album" title) when Snoop was talking about Suge in interviews and for leaving.
It has some good songs and bad songs, and its basically a mixtape released against Snoops will as basically a blackmail threat lol - from 98 if im not mistaken, but not considered official by Snoop.
Doggystyle to Blue Carpet Treatment from 2006 is the run + Bush in 2015.
Blue Carpet was also his last major mainstream success - Ego Tripping (the next album after Blue Carpet) is when it falls off not only in sales but also quality.
Great:
Bush
No Limit Topp Dogg
Tha Last Meal
Rhythm and Gangsta
Hard Love (group collab album with Warren G and Nate Dogg)
Good:
Paid tha Cost to be tha Boss
Blue Carpet Treatment
Snoop Presents: The Eastsidaz (group album with artists he discovered, their debut)
Ok/Mediocre:
The Game is to be Sold Not Told
Tha Doggfather
Then there's also Dead Man Walkin' which was unreleased songs from Snoop (songs he recorded in 94 to 97 iirc) released by Suge after he left Death Row to go to Master P's No Limit label as a warning to Snoop (hence the "album" title) when Snoop was talking about Suge in interviews and for leaving.
It has some good songs and bad songs, and its basically a mixtape released against Snoops will as basically a blackmail threat lol - from 98 if im not mistaken, but not considered official by Snoop.
Damn you just gave me the playbook. Gonna copy this into my notes app. Appreciate you brother
Damn you just gave me the playbook. Gonna copy this into my notes app. Appreciate you brother
no problem bro
Last 3 tracks nothing special but liked the beats on all of em. More than solid 7.5 first listen. One of the funner old head rap first listens ive ever had lol There was a run there from the Petty song to mid teens that was shockingly good imo.
Great to still have the legends around
Only song i don't click with is the Sting one
Cap
Relapse might be his best produced album and nobody else is credited on there
Em did Beautiful
This and Mount Westmore is the perfect back to back projects to retire on if Snoop ever thought so of doing
I want to go through Snoops discog cause besides Doggystyle it’s been a blind spot for me. What’s a good stopping point? Not sure I want to sit through all of those albums he dropped late in his career
Doggystyle is obviously unmatched but;
No limit top dogg… this is he’s second best album, it’s a return to the west coast sound after his lacklustre no limit debut and marked a return of Dre production
Last meal… his next album is probably his third best, a quirkier more fun sound than top dogg and marked a more fun persona that he rolls with to this day
Blue carpet treatment… personally (singles aside) I wasn’t massive fan of the pharrell run and this album marked a return of a more varied west coast sound, and the first Dre production since last meal (if I recall correct)
Id probably put the new one next (either side of BCT tbh)
Aside from those albums I’d say R&G and Paid the cost are worth checking out, although inconsistent imo and as far as late career albums I enjoyed Coolaid and Neva Left… BODR is solid (if you forget the album goes beyond track 12). Bush was basically just an album of snoop singing that I find overrated on here personally
Growth is realizing a lot of the GOATs just caught a wave and "lightning in a bottle" during their prime. Dre is one of the main people that fully applies to imo. Only was as good as his ghost producers and writers in each era he had.
Before Travis Dr. Dre was the one standing in the back of the session saying "make that s*** darker"
How's it sounding btw?
Might peep tomorrow during my shift.
It's alright. Some great tracks mixed with some not-so-great. Singles were the weakest part and that Em/50 track is a real disappointment, Snoop's rapping is great, the beats are insanely overproduced but overall it's decent. Just don't expect it to be next Doggystyle or 2001 (or TBCT).