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| | Tha Last Meal | | | Music Artist : | | Snoop Dogg | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Priority Records | | Release Date : | | 2000-12-19 | | Store Price : | | $11.94 | | Artistopia's Price: $10.99 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Intro
2. Hennesey N Buddah
3. Snoop Dogg (What's My Name, Pt. 2)
4. True Lies
5. Wrong Idea
6. Go Away
7. Set It Off
8. Stacey Adams
9. Lay Low - Nate Dogg, Master P, Snoop Dogg
10. Bring It On
11. Game Court (Skit)
12. Issues
13. Brake Fluid (Biiittch Pump Yo Brakes)
14. Ready 2 Ryde
15. Loosen' Control
16. I Can't Swim
17. Leave Me Alone
18. Back Up off Me
19. Y'all Gone Miss Me
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 His best effort since 'Doggystyle'
Submitted on: 2009-09-09 |
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| This cd has so many classic tracks. I have all of his albums and I believe this one is the closest he ever got to Doggystyle. From beats to the special guests...Snoop Dogg delivered. |
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Too Pleased
Submitted on: 2009-07-30 |
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| I absolutely love this cd it takes me back to my younger days when Hip Hop was really Hip Hop/Gangster Rap. I highly recommend this product. Snoop was truly on top of his game when this was produced. |
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hot record
Submitted on: 2008-04-26 |
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| this along with doggy style are snoops most consistent albums in terms of lyrical delivery and musical potency. From beginning to end this cd is banging. |
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5 Star
Submitted on: 2008-04-17 |
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This album is great. The best he's done in a long time. I listen to it all the time .I can honestly say I like every song on this album. The best hip hop album in a long time. If you like this you will love his close pals Devin new CD Smoke Session Vol. 1Smoke Sessions, Vol. 1
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Classic Latter Day Game By SN Dubble O P
Submitted on: 2007-06-02 |
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| Snoop Dogg comes real dope in Y2K with this one. Believe it or not, this is only the second Snoop album I got; I bought Doggfather and the No Limit albums after! This album compared to his late 90's albums, and his ones after this, is one of his best in my humble opinion. He has that passion and great production that make this second to Doggystyle. In fact, this album has an insert comic strip of him awaiting execution by chronic injection, hella funny, and it reminds me heavily of his debut. The beats are awesome and even though they are timely (for 2000 standards), they are awesome. Snoop hooks up with Dr. Dre, Battlecat, Meech Wells, Scott Storch, Soopafly, and these guys all deliver some top-notch G-Funk beats. Timbaland drops some phat mainstream style electrofunk on a couple, and Carlos Stephenson (of No Limit fame) drops an o.k. beat on "Back Up Off Me" which is mediocre, but not bad. Master P, who I do like, esp. in earlier works, drops a funny hook with his grunty vocals. There are many phat tracks that bring back that Long Beach Cali sound, like "True Lies" with a nice laidback keyboard ridden Dre beat and Kokane dropping some dope moany hook vocals (It's dope to see Kokane, Snoop, and Dre working together esp. considering the beef Ruthless records (Kokane was a memeber of) had with Death Row Records (Dre). Kokane drops a bunch more vocals on this album too. Kokane is also on the banger "Hennessey N Buddah" another funky twangy track giving an ode to the drink and weed. I love the C-Walkin' "Wrong Idea" with Bad Azz and Kokane, a nice bouncy hood anthem. Scott Storch drops real heat on "Y'all Gone Miss Me," a vintage G-Funk track with a slow rollin' beat and phat whiny synths that remind me of the early-mid 90's. Scott Storch also creates a dope beat on "Ready 2 Ryde" w/ sexy Eve and Snoop trading g'd up verses over a heavy East Coast meets West Coast inflected thumper. There are some P-Funk inflected tracks too! Scott Storch produces a space boogie beat on the lovably odd pimp anthem "Brake Fluid." Timbaland produces his electrofunk beats on the mainstream tracks like "Set It Off" (w/ Ice Cube, MC Ren, Nate Dogg, and Rage); definitely a party jumper, and Timbo did the same on Snoop Dogg (What's My Name Pt. 2) giving the album a track for the radio and video circuit. Then, there is the "Aqua Boogie" sample, a staple in G-Funk, on the funny, lovable, but odd "I Can't Swim." The beat is not a simple sample; it is given a life of its own! This album is too long to go track by track, but it is definitely worth lookin' into. Dope production and Snoop's best luid flow and lyrics since Doggystyle definitely turned my head and made it nod. This is as close as he has ever gotten to matching the intensity and passion of Doggystyle. In my books, this album is right there with the classics! |
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