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SNOOP DOGG - BACC ON DEATH ROW (DISCUSSION THREAD)
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Super late to the party.
Best album I've heard in a very long time, bangs in the whip
Best album I've heard in a very long time, bangs in the whip
Crip Ya Enthusiasm
LOL THERES NO WAY
THOSE ARE BOTH NEAR CLASSIX
BOTH ARE ARGUABLE AS SNOOP’S SECOND BEST ALBUM
I'll have to revisit it but coming off the heels of Last Meal I was super disappointed in it. Its not one of his albums I ever really revisit and outside of "Ballin" which I always include on comps or playlists of Snoop from that era I don't remember anything being that great from it. I recall hating the production on it mostly. Who knows, maybe it was ahead of its time and a re listen will make me appreciate it more but I recall it being my least favorite album of his up to that point.
Nah, just went back through Dogg father….it’s not seein this new joint in ANY WAY….I mean you feel how you feel, but hell nah
Listening to the production on this album, and some of the snippets from Game's new album, I feel like we may be seeing a revival of the type of beats and vibe of the early to mid 2000s era (at least from Hit Boy, Hi-Tek, etc.). I guess 20 year cycles are a real thing? Probably won't extend outside of this current moment, but I like that they aren't trying to pretend to "keep up" with new musical trends, and recognize the hard sound that era left on the table for someone to pick up. Snoop can't lay down the pen like he used to, but a 20 track record from Game with these type of beats and that style has the potential to take us back to the last great era in mainstream hip hop. Someone else mentioned it way earlier in the thread, but you can hear Documentary and Doctor's Advocate type production in BODR, and I don't think that's a coincidence.
Snoopy Don't Go is
I hope he wasn't hinting at retirement when he's still making great albums like this
I hope he wasn't hinting at retirement when he's still making great albums like this
