Now We Lay 'Em Down - Snoop Dogg, Clinton, George [1]
Tha Eastsidaz - Snoop Dogg, Def Jef
Dogghouse - Snoop Dogg, Lil Golden Loc
Give It 2 'Em Dogg - Snoop Dogg, Lil Golden Loc
Got Beef - Snoop Dogg, Hutton, L.T.
Balls of Steel - Snoop Dogg, Gilliam, Kevin "D.J
N***a 4 Life - Snoop Dogg, Bad Azz
G'd Up - Snoop Dogg, Cassidy, Butch
Another Day - Snoop Dogg, Big Tray Deee
Tha Mac Ten Commandments - Snoop Dogg, Mac Minister
Ghetto Life - Snoop Dogg, Dogg, Nate
Big Bang Theory - Snoop Dogg, CPO
Be Thankful - Snoop Dogg, G, Warren
How You Livin' - Snoop Dogg, Cassidy, Butch
Take It Back to '85 - Snoop Dogg, Cassidy, Butch
Tha G in Deee - Snoop Dogg, Tray Deef
Mac Bible: Chapter 211 Verse 187 - Snoop Dogg, Mac Minister
P***y Sells - Snoop Dogg, Hutton, L.T.
LBC Thang - Snoop Dogg, Cassidy, Butch
Life Goes On - Snoop Dogg, Snoop Dogg
"It's 1999, my nigga," Snoop Dogg asserts on this posse album, which inaugurates his new Dogg House label. The problem isn't so much that its release comes in early 2000, but that the CD sounds like it was cryogenically fr... more »ozen in late '93 and recently thawed. From its P-Funk samples to the overall Doggystyle vibe, Tha Eastsidaz owes nearly everything to the classic Death Row days; lyrically, Snoop and crew are likewise stuck in crime-'n'-bitches mode, but with little of the phrase-making skills of his best work. Serviceable at best, this disc sounds even lamer coming after the attitudinal advances of Dr. Dre 2001. Now there's a record maker who knows what time it is. --Rickey Wright« less
"It's 1999, my nigga," Snoop Dogg asserts on this posse album, which inaugurates his new Dogg House label. The problem isn't so much that its release comes in early 2000, but that the CD sounds like it was cryogenically frozen in late '93 and recently thawed. From its P-Funk samples to the overall Doggystyle vibe, Tha Eastsidaz owes nearly everything to the classic Death Row days; lyrically, Snoop and crew are likewise stuck in crime-'n'-bitches mode, but with little of the phrase-making skills of his best work. Serviceable at best, this disc sounds even lamer coming after the attitudinal advances of Dr. Dre 2001. Now there's a record maker who knows what time it is. --Rickey Wright