Your ideal tracklist for Snoop Dogg Lost Sessions Vol. 1

[MarshColin]

Here's mine:

Doggumentary Intro
Doggystyle
Every Single Day (Real OG)
Head Doctor (OG)
Stranded On Death Row (Remix)
Street Life
God Don't Like Ugly
Next Episode (OG)
Root of all Evil
Take Me Down Easy
St. Ides Commercial (Used as an interlude)
Midnight Love
G'z Up Hoez Down
If There's A Cure For This


I realize that the songs with Pac and Next Episode OG are very iffy as to whether they could get them out there and also that some of these tracks have been released already. I think this collection of tracks right here would make a BOMB album that the average rap fan would be blown away by, and not just us die hard fans. Also the songs that you don't recognize I took from the asset list so some of these I haven't heard obviously.

[Detox Iz Not Active]

I'd pay 10 bucks for Next Episode OG alone

[Okka]

Stranded On Death Row (Remix)

Never heard there was a remix of this? Who's featured on it?

[woof]

deathrow forum admin said theres 400 songs by Snoop in the vault so the possibilities are endless for this album.

[Soopafly DPGC]

I want the real "Every Single Day OG" with the different Kurupt verse than what's on DPG 2002.  And with Nate Dogg on the hook instead of Jewell.  I've only had the crappy radio rip for the past 10 years.  The OG of "Gangsta Shit" would be good too.

[F-cisco]

deathrow forum admin said theres 400 songs by Snoop in the vault so the possibilities are endless for this album.

If true that rivals 2pac's catalog.

[OG Hack Wilson]

deathrow forum admin said theres 400 songs by Snoop in the vault so the possibilities are endless for this album.

If true that rivals 2pac's catalog.

but the quality of music is easily in 2pac's favor

[MarshColin]

Stranded On Death Row (Remix)

Never heard there was a remix of this? Who's featured on it?

No idea. It was on the asset list and it was from 93. That's all we know about it sorry.

[Hatesrats™]

I'll settle for anything we have not heard instead.
(Then hope they release the ones we do know about later...) 

[Jimmy H.]

Midnight Love
G'z Up Hoez Down
 

Those have both been released already.

but the quality of music is easily in 2pac's favor

How do you know? Have you heard them?

As for the "ideal" tracklist, what is the point? I don't have access to the songs in question and have no idea what most of them sound like so just guessing which ones would be good based off the titles and features seems pointless.

[MarshColin]

I'll settle for anything we have not heard instead.
(Then hope they release the ones we do know about later...) 

For sure. I mean there were plenty of songs on the list that we didn't know existed but who knows how good those songs actually are.

The thing that I hope WideAwake does with all their releases, when possible, is make all the songs on them actually gel together like an album. So that would mean only including songs from the same era on each release. For example, make this Lost Sessions album like a Doggystyle part 2, with only tracks from 92-94 on there. The thing that bugs me about the Chronic Re-Lit bonus tracks is that most of them aren't from the Chronic era, as far as I know. I know Poor Young Dave was, but that track would've suited better on a Doggystyle part 2 type release.

[MarshColin]

Midnight Love
G'z Up Hoez Down
 

Those have both been released already.

but the quality of music is easily in 2pac's favor

How do you know? Have you heard them?

As for the "ideal" tracklist, what is the point? I don't have access to the songs in question and have no idea what most of them sound like so just guessing which ones would be good based off the titles and features seems pointless.

I'm well aware they've been released already, I've had them since the late nineties. Read my whole post and you'll see why I put them on there.

[Jimmy H.]

But why try to make something an album that clearly isn't? You think a Snoop album is gonna have St. Ide's advertisements on it? If it's gonna be the "Lost Sessions", it really shouldn't be structured like an album. Just give us a good collection of unreleased Death Row era Snoop and it's all good.

I agree with your comments on "The Chronic Re-Lit". They'd have been better off just using the second disc to put out all the rare but released B-side material from the singles (like the recent deluxe edition of "Criminal Minded").

[Paul]

deathrow forum admin said theres 400 songs by Snoop in the vault so the possibilities are endless for this album.

If true that rivals 2pac's catalog.

but the quality of music is easily in 2pac's favor

EH?? you havent heard any of them

[Mietek23]

I've heard they recorded about 150 songs durning Doggystyle sessions so they def got a large catalogue they can pick of..

Whatever tracklist they going to make I just hope a CDQ version of Street Life is gonna be on it