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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Connection => Topic started by: Proc pka KP on February 20, 2021, 10:17:18 PM
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Has Snoop every released any follow up tracks?
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Has Snoop every released any follow up tracks?
No... and it's too bad I really loved that Snoop Lion Shtick... both the album and documentary, great project. It was the first album my son and I bonded over. He went and told his grandma the next day that Snoop was his favorite rapper and that when he grows up he's gonna smoke weed like Snoop... As a father, I couldn't have been more proud.
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aint really like this. 7 days of funk was much better IMO!
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Tired of the runnin was tha shit though.
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No... and it's too bad I really loved that Snoop Lion Shtick... both the album and documentary, great project. It was the first album my son and I bonded over. He went and told his grandma the next day that Snoop was his favorite rapper and that when he grows up he's gonna smoke weed like Snoop... As a father, I couldn't have been more proud.
The Documentary was and is the shit. It made me appreciate the music and seeing the process of tracks being on there. Wish it was a bit more raw, as they polished up some too much, Ashtrays track to me sounded more deep when it was stripped down on the movie versus the album. Snoop showed a lot of insight there.
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Has Snoop every released any follow up tracks?
Before the release of "Reincarnation" in 2013 Snoop Lion released "I think I smell a Rat" off Doggisodes Ep. 21 the year before.
Then you had some songs:
- "La La La" (Remix) on That's My Work 2 (2013)
- "No Regrets" feat T.I. on That's My Work 2 (2013)
- "Put 1 Pon The Air" feat. Tha Eastsidaz on That's My Work 4 (2014)
- "6 N Da Mornin" feat. Daz & Kurupt on That's My Work 5 (2014) / Cuzznz (2016)
- "Still Here" on Neva Left (2017)
Also he might have recorded material with Bunny Wailer, RIP, as discussed in the documentary where they show mad respect to each other but then had beef before the album release.
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The Documentary was and is the shit. It made me appreciate the music and seeing the process of tracks being on there. Wish it was a bit more raw, as they polished up some too much, Ashtrays track to me sounded more deep when it was stripped down on the movie versus the album. Snoop showed a lot of insight there.
yeah Ashtrays was a nice feel good track