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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: C-Swift on November 24, 2004, 09:11:31 AM
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On Tuesday, November 23, 2004 what is the 11th anniversary of Doggystyle, Snoop's album that dropped on November 23, 1993. I was 11 years old at the time and in 6th grade. Where were you on that day?
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haha
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At Tower Records coppin' that sh*t! ;D Been bumpin' it ever since.
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On Tuesday, November 23, 2004 what is the 11th anniversary of Doggystyle, Snoop's album that dropped on November 23, 1993. I was 11 years old at the time and in 6th grade. Where were you on that day?
I was 13 in 7th grade. That night my aunt went to rent movies at Wherehouse, which at the time had a movie rental place. I went for the ride, and it just so happened I saved up about $13 from lunch money. That day I bought Doggystyle on tape, since I didn't have a CD player. I was very happy. Then when I bought the CD, I was mad that I didn't get G'z Up Hoez Down... lol. Oh well. still, a classic.
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November, 1993? I was 8 years old, in the second grade, not even listening to Hip-Hop yet. Boy, things done changed.
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I was in kindergarden then lol
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I was in 8th grade. I remember riding the bus on the way home and I couldn't wait so I could go buy that TAPE. I actually got it on the 19th because the local mom & pop store (Berry's Music) always released shit early. I had to walk up the store in the cold ( a 20 mintue walk!)
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damn i was 3.6 years old.
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can't remember that far back, but I know I wasn't listenin to hip hop yet
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I was 10, I couldn't get the album from the store, so I got it taped off someone that got it taped off someone.
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i was 16 ...cant remember what i did on that day
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I was in 7th grade. I remember just crackin' that shit open and listening to it in my room and reading the comic. The memory that hits me the most is when I first heard "Lodi Dodi" that beat was so infectious and Snoop flowed over it perfectly. That song blew my mind.
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I was 7, and I was probably watching some kids show..and thought Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit was one scary ass video. I didn't even know what rap music was.
/me plays Snoop Dogg - For All My niggaz and Bitches
WHO IM I? IT'S KURUPT MOTHA FUCKA
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I was 10 yrs old in grade 5. I dont remember anticipation towards the release date. I just got my hands on a dubbed tape off my cuzins cassette that he copped. Thats how I got into hip hop. My cuzins dubs.
Lodi Dodi was one of the immediate stand outs for me too, his flow was too dope. Thats all me and my cousins would rap for like 6 months, verses off Lodi Dodi. Serial Killa, Aint No Fun, shit the whole motherfuckin album.
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I was 18 years old, first year in college. I still remember how everyone I knew was anticipating this album. We were literally counting down the days. I bought it on tape the day it came out.
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got damn....yall are some young motherfuckers on here!!!! I was in the eighth grade and I purchased it from the local moms and pops store around the way and felt special as hell because I got it like 3 days early ...I remember seeing the inside artwork and buggin' out :o at the lil ghetto cartoons....I hadent even hit the budd yet at this point and I remember that my favorte track was aint no fun and doggy dogg world......damn those was the good old days
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LOL, wow!! I remember it was 4th grade, and my friend just bought the CD. He lent it to me, and this was the CD that got me into rap. I remember listening to Nate's verse in "Ain't No Fun" and flipping out, cause I had never heard such explicit shit on a song. My virgin ears were no more after this CD, and it still remains to me as the greatest CD in rap history
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November, 1993? I was 8 years old, in the second grade, not even listening to Hip-Hop yet. Boy, things done changed.
I was 8 years old to at the time i bought that on cd i bump that cd all the time. :)
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I was 8 years old too. Man, rap was so good back then.
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I was 8 years old too. Man, rap was so good back then.
I know its a shame that its turned out the way that it is today. >:(
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Great memories... I was 14 and the biggest hip-hop fan - spent all my pocket money (lol) on tapes and vinyl. Didn't have a CD player, just a walkman, so if I bought vinyl I had to put it on a blank tape to listen to walking home from school.
Remember how delayed the album was? People were tlking about it dropping all summer, then it was September... I got it in a little independent record shop on vinyl the day it came out; knew the guy behind the counter and he gave me a bunch of promotional stickers and shit that the label sent with the stock. I listened to nothing else for weeks and weeks after that. The vinyl is scratched to shit today - 'What's My Name' is barely listenable.
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One of my top 5 fav albums ever.....Ive been bumping this album 10+ years now, and still enjoy it now as much as I did in 94'.
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a senior in high school....bought the tape from Wherehouse and been bumpin Snoop ever since..then came rhythm and gangster ::)
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damn i was 3.6 years old.
íf by that you mean 3 years and 6 months, it should be 3.5 years
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i was 18 years old and played hooky that day. lol. at 10 a.m. i was in front of my record store with my homie. i was the first one who picked up the album that day, bought the cd and the 12" (both with gz up hoes down on it, the 12" has next episode listed too, the cd not, was bit confused then). remember that day like it was yesterday.
btw i was a hugh nwa fan and i missed that day the chronic came out. so my homie called me that evening and he said i need to check that new dr. dre solo album. i was wtf? the next day i listened to it and was like DAMN!
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damn i was 3.6 years old.
íf by that you mean 3 years and 6 months, it should be 3.5 years
ya thats what i ment lol