Dogg Food EXPLICIT LYRICS Tha Dogg Pound

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  • Release Date: 09/22/2004
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Label: JVC JAPAN
  • UPC: 4988002464470

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Dogg Food

1LISTENIntro 0:18
2LISTENDogg Pound Gangstaz 5:21
3LISTENRespect 5:54
4LISTENNew York, New York 4:50
5LISTENSmooth 4:35
6LISTENCyco-Lic-No (Bitch Azz Niggaz) / Mr. Malik 4:55
7LISTENRidin', Slipin' and Slidin' 4:01
8LISTENBig Pimpin 2 / Big Pimpin' Delemond 1:35
9LISTENLet's Play House 3:24
10LISTENI Don't Like To Dream About Gettin Paid / Nate Dogg 5:15
11LISTENDo What I Feel 3:30
12LISTENIf We All... 3:13
13LISTENSome Bomb Azz.... 4:29
14LISTENA Doggz Day Afternoon 2:45
15LISTENReality 6:16
16LISTENOne By One 5:09
17LISTENSooo Much Style 5:43

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Before the release of Tha Dogg Pound's debut album, Dogg Food, various conservative organizations attacked the record for being exceedingly violent and vulgar, pressuring Warner Bros. not to release the album. Not only did the company agree, it also sold off all of its interests in Interscope Records. Of course, that didn't stop the album from being released -- Interscope signed a distribution deal with Priority Records. It's ironic that Dogg Food caused so much controversy, because, musically, the album is a very conservative piece of gangsta rap. Essentially, Dogg Food is the third rewrite of Dr. Dre's The Chronic, following Snoop Doggy Dogg's Doggystyle and the Murder Was the Case soundtrack. Even though Dr. Dre is only listed as an executive producer, his influence is all over the album, as Dat Nigga Daz faithfully reproduces all of the elements of Dre's trademark G-funk style -- slow, loping beats, deep, elastic rhythms, the occasional wail from a female singer, and layers of cheap, whiny synthesizers. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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June 25, 2001: This is one of the greatest cds ever to come out. It sounds even better now than it did back in 95 when it was first released. If you love that classic westcoast sound then you'd best get this cd. If you already own it, then buy it again because it has been digitaly remastered and soundz better than ever.

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