SNOOP DOGG - MISSIONARY (Official Discussion)

[Jay_J]

I'm still curious why and how sam sneed was involved in project

[.:Hercy Buggz:.]

I'm still curious why and how sam sneed was involved in project

He did co production on a song, maybe it was a Detox left ovsr

[goodyoung]

He did co production on a song, maybe it was a Detox left ovsr

On 3 songs*, all of it was new material

[astra4322]

Sam is wasted talent….shame. His album on Death Row could have been a classic.

[Jay_J]

i mean anybody head anything on interviews about how he involved with the project? he came to studio and they made new beats or dr. dre pulled some old beats which is co produced by sam sneed and re produced them?

[.:Hercy Buggz:.]

i mean anybody head anything on interviews about how he involved with the project? he came to studio and they made new beats or dr. dre pulled some old beats which is co produced by sam sneed and re produced them?

Beats and songs were already crafted for him. He was the performer. And when you watch the recent interviews he kinda explain it

[TRAX (SFV)]

And the album flows plus Snoop's rhymes better than he has in decades

Fo sho!!!  I like most of the tracks OK and there's too many guests, but he comes hard on almost every track!

OMG how is Thank You NOT on the physical release???  that's the best track on the album!!!

[shmosh]

i mean anybody head anything on interviews about how he involved with the project? he came to studio and they made new beats or dr. dre pulled some old beats which is co produced by sam sneed and re produced them?

I saw Focus comment on an Insta post the other day saying Sam produced those tracks and then Dre produced over and added bits etc

So presumably they're from back when Sam was with Dre back in like 2015 or whenever it was for Detox and Dre added to them

[Okka]

I saw Focus comment on an Insta post the other day saying Sam produced those tracks and then Dre produced over and added bits etc

So presumably they're from back when Sam was with Dre back in like 2015 or whenever it was for Detox and Dre added to them

You got a link to that Insta post?

[Jay_J]

I asked Bud'da if he knows sam sneed productions are old beats from 90s or new. He said that sam sneed was keep in touch with dre in past few years and he keep sending beats to dre. 3 of em made it to missionary.

[Duck Duck Doggy]

I asked Bud'da if he knows sam sneed productions are old beats from 90s or new. He said that sam sneed was keep in touch with dre in past few years and he keep sending beats to dre. 3 of em made it to missionary.

Which ones?

[Sccit]

Which ones?

go check the vault

[Jay_J]

Which ones?

Shangri-La
Skyscrappers
The Negotiator

[BJV]

I just got some Yamaha HS5's cause I needed some studio monitors that fit on my desk at home. Testing them out with the instrumentals of this album... just beautifully mixed it really sounds incredible. Thank You, Another part of Me, Gorgeous and Fire. I'm starting to appreciate the production on this album more and more.

[--Vance--]

I just got some Yamaha HS5's cause I needed some studio monitors that fit on my desk at home. Testing them out with the instrumentals of this album... just beautifully mixed it really sounds incredible. Thank You, Another part of Me, Gorgeous and Fire. I'm starting to appreciate the production on this album more and more.

That was also my verdict and still is. The album sounds good from a distance on a high-quality, professional system. On my Adam Audio's in my studio, with a subwoofer and an acoustically treated room, it sounded good too. My problem was this: in the car, on my headphones, and on regular speakers it was a disappointment. The "high frequencies" are simply too loud and the mixes are very bright. Maybe this album really was intended to be produced for studios, Dolby Atmos systems, and big stages.
It just is what it is: The old Dr. Dre sound aesthetic still sounds fantastic on EVERY speaker and EVERY headphones.