Doggystyle

This is satire, right?

It’s amazing that Snoop managed to make an absolute classic like this and then proceeded to coast for the rest of his career. Incredible beats from Dr Dre. I really like this, but I would rather listen to The Chronic over this. It’s also interesting that he didn’t even have the first verse on his own album. Favorite songs were Gin And Juice, Who Am I, Ain’t No Fun, and Doggy Dogg World.

WHO’S a good boy! Whoooos a good doggy?! Good boy!

The beats and production of the album are great and the other rappers provide some nice variety and adds to the flow of the album.

Snoop's rapping of this album is decent, but he's done better since this came out. I'd look to his other albums if I wanted to listen to him

Good beats, good flow. It's just a shame that Snoop Dogg raps about three things in general: smoking weed, being sexist, and chilling with his homies. I guess the informality of it just being a sesh with your homies could be the strength of the album, but it is not a friend group I'd like to be a part of.

Admittedly better than I expected it to be, with a lot of great melodic hooks that make each song have pretty catchy moments, and while Snoop's flow is iconic to the point of parody nowadays, here it's pretty solid. I think most of it lyrically just feels a tad one note for my liking. This doesn't dive into the world of the life nearly as much as its peers, and it means much of the album is very laid back and relatively safe. This fits his demeanor, but it still struggles to stand toe-to-toe with other iconic hip hop albums from the time, but I will admit it has the potential to be better than a lot of them. It just barely misses the mark.

Iconic classic of the g-funk era. It still sounds so fresh to this day. Some parts have aged poorly admittedly but I can accept that for what it is.

Snoop einfach Klasse. Geiler Flow, coole Stimme. Album aber geht so
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Snoop's debut album. I've always had a soft spot for Snoop. Huge on the west coast hip hop scene. I love his style of rapping, and the sound he created (the start of what they call G-Funk). Influenced heavily by Parliament/Funkadelic's funk sound of the 70's. Man he loves singing about fucking bitches.

Favourite songs: Gin and Juice, Who Am I (What's My Name)?, Serial Killa, Gz and Hustlas, The Shiznit

Least favourite songs: Bathtub (fuck skits)

4/5

The Good: S to the N to OOP and the D O G
The Bad: It’s rap music...
The Ugly: G-Funk rap music…

Oddly enough, in comparison with The Chronic, which I hated, Snoop does have something enjoyable to listen to. Guess there is a little less bravado in his rhyming, and more of a “I’ll shank ya if ya don’t like it!” kind of thing.

Going to go against my gut, and dish out a 3*...

This is just toooo good. It felt a little too much sometimes with the skits but this is easily one of the absolute best west coast hiphop albums of all time. The chronic but maybe even a little better.

Hard to believe this was a debut album - it sounds so fully formed - but just guess he had been working for a while as a guest artist and had an experienced producer at the helm.
One of the classics of West Coast hip-hop, and a touchstone which is still sampled and referenced today.

Snoop Dogg has managed to reinvent himself as a quirky dude loving his weed, but this is the version of Snoop that I grew up with. Before Snoop Lion, before Just Eat, this was the laid back, almost lazy, but also charged with first-degree murder, Snoop.

It's vulgar, and gross, but it also has the charm to make you forget how offensive it really is. And that laid back feel is just amazing.

really more of a 2 but bumping it up bc of the Sukiyaki callback

Not my kind of hip-hop. Too much misogynistic stuff

Just meh. Funk is good but lyrics are so juvenile it gets tiresome. I think I’m just too old for this one!

Gives me strong "Pacific Coast Highway" in a barely legal soft-top vibes. Both genius and "ooof - hasn't aged well" in equal measures. Having not listened to a whole heap of hip-hop originally (too many posh white kids pretending to be "street" at my school), am very much enjoying the chance to do so now. Even if it is through the lens of modern acceptability. 5 stars for the vibes, 1 star for the bitches.

Like a lot of this era’s rap it hasn’t aged incredibly well. The beats are pretty good. I’m on the fence as to whether I like Snoop’s voice.

This was the first rap album I ever owned as a kid. It’s still tremendously fun though I do cringe at a lot of the lyrics.

Schreckliches, schier endloses Album mit vielen N-Wörtern, Jungs die Ihre Mutter lieben und blödsinnigen Sounds ( z.B Badewasser). Das Album ist weder cool noch Kult; es ist wie des Hundes Kackhaufen .. er gehört in die Tüte und dann in den Biomüll.