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Albums that should be dope in theory but... are not
dnjp4life:
I'm a big fan of Snoop's Bush album and have been ever since I first heard it. It has a great vibe to it, is very easy listening (especially for a Snoop Dogg album, which we all know are normally way too long), and it has become a tradition of mine to break out the album at the start of summer because it seems to suit that time of the year for me.
However, I can see why others don't feel the same way, considering Snoop doesn't really rap on it at all.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: dnjp4life on January 19, 2020, 12:49:35 PM ---I'm a big fan of Snoop's Bush album and have been ever since I first heard it. It has a great vibe to it, is very easy listening (especially for a Snoop Dogg album, which we all know are normally way too long), and it has become a tradition of mine to break out the album at the start of summer because it seems to suit that time of the year for me.
However, I can see why others don't feel the same way, considering Snoop doesn't really rap on it at all.
--- End quote ---
it's solid to me
i feel it shoulda been a near classic at worst
heisenberg:
i can't deal with the neptunes since they ruined the black album with "change clothes" and "allure".
Elko.:
Any D.O.C. album after his debut release.
HighEyeCue:
the East Coast disc of Kuruption!...other than a few D-Moet tracks the production was mostly forgettable, you would think a high profile artist like Kurupt on his debut LP could get a Primo or Pete Rock track
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