The D.O.C. Says Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre's New ''Missionary'' Album Sounds Like A Death Row Album

[Artificial Intelligence]

I’ll take an album with songs like this

I totally forgot Dre been put out new music since Compton

 

[TheAnointedOne]

The music landscape has changed so much that a Death Row-esque sounding album won't do numbers. It'll be considered 'dated' and 'archaic'. All the skinny jeans wearing fakkits will avoid it like the plague and will be forgotten about a week after release.

 

[Reptile]

would rather have some chronic/doggystyle leftovers from that era that we haven't heard yet

This. They trying to recreate some shyt thats derived from an energy thats not there anymore (Suges toxicity). Wont be the same.

 

[BK The Great]

I totally forgot Dre been put out new music since Compton

Compton was ok but that song above is way better than most of the stuff on that album.

 

[<<TheStandard>>]

I would have been so hyped for this 10-15 years ago.. Now they're old and out of touch and whatever they drop won't truly impact the culture.

I'll still listen but after Compton I'm just not excited about Dre dropping a project anymore at all.

The stuff Dre did for the GTA soundtrack was dope tho.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Album title is corny

 

[Shadow King]

The music landscape has changed so much that a Death Row-esque sounding album won't do numbers. It'll be considered 'dated' and 'archaic'. All the skinny jeans wearing fakkits will avoid it as a plague and people will forget about it a week after release.

It depends what you define as numbers...

 

[Hannibal Fox]

Album title is corny

Layers brother, missionary isn't just a position

 

[theflyest]

It sounds like another album that Dr Dre created for himself to listen in the comfort of his own home.

 

[BaRRyG]

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre are almost finished recording their joint album according to The DOC, who revealed that it sounds like the perfect balance between the old and new.

During an interview with From The Desk Of Lo published on Tuesday (August 29), the No One Can Do It Better veteran discussed the long-awaited collaboration and his involvement in it.

“I plan on going to LA for a week next week to help Snoop and Dre finish Snoop’s Missionary album,” he said. “We all haven’t worked together seriously — where we’re all in a creative space — in a long time. And we’re all in a space where we wanna do something great so it should be a cool week. We should come up with two or three really great records since we’re all in this kind of space.”

He added: “We love each other. Y’know, those are my brother — I want them to win and they want me to win. We work for each other’s wins and that’s just what that is. We’re lucky if everybody’s in the right headspace, that’s the tricky part. But right now, in this moment, I think we’re all in that space where we’re ready to do some new shyt.”

About the upcoming album feeling like a family reunion, he said: “It sounds like what Snoop’s next record would’ve been like on Death Row, that’s what it sounds like.”

Check out DOC’s interview below:


Two months ago, Snoop and Dre got fans excited by giving a concrete update on the status of their upcoming album. Taking to Instagram in early June, Tha Doggfather shared a photo of Dre sat behind the boards, coffee in hand, as he reflectively chipped away on some new tunes.

While a release date still remains elusive for the project, Snoop confirmed in the caption that fans will soon get their hands on some new music from the West Coast legends, writing: “Coming soon.”

Conway The Machine was just one of the people who expressed his excitement at seeing Dre back at it, writing: “Yes!!!!” in the comments with multiple fire emojis.

The pair were first spotted reuniting in the studio last March, with Snoop announcing on Instagram: “The Chronic is bac home.” He then confirmed during a red carpet appearance last summer for ET that the two of them were in fact “cooking up” something new.




While the duo have otherwise been relatively silent on what the album could entail, Grammy Award-winning producer Smitty, who has collaborated with both artists, previously spoke a bit more on the overall vibe of the new tape.

“It’s gonna be great music,” Smitty said in an interview with AllHipHop. “That’s not even the given. What people won’t expect is the level of execution that Snoop is committed to. Snoop’s in his bag.

“I was in Hawaii working with other projects last week. He called me — I’m three hours behind, it has to be eight in the morning — he’s like, ‘Man, this is Snoop. Little bro, I ain’t seen Dre this excited since The Chronic. He’s really excited about what we’re doing.’

Doc sound like these new bx drill kids

 

[avon barksdale]

Where is mel Man at to write for Dre

 

[Yehuda]

I’ll take an album with songs like this

I was just about to ask who's the second dude rapping until breh called him Dre.

 

[LOST IN THE SAUCE]

It's been so long since there was an honest to god Death Row sounding G Funk record. I would love to hear it, but I doubt they actually go that route. This just sounds like some generic hype.

 

[boogers]

nikkas try to be the king, but the ace is back

for some reason your post got "Rat-a-tat-tat" by dre stuck in my head

with that chorus

 

[Yaboysix]

Bruh,Thats a TERRIBLE Album name, that's WILD!! .
Somebody close in the camp should have told them that...


Doggystyle ,I get it.... that's a raw as name even NOW with the Dogg theme...but missionary?...two grown ass men....

Might as well named the album "Back shots"...