Snoop Dogg – The Jamaican Episode

Tracklist

		Murder Was The Case (Death After Visualising Eternity)
		Tha Shiznit
		Still A 'G' Thang
		Wrong Idea
		Deep Cover
		Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang
		Bitch Please
		2 Of America's Most Wanted
		Serial Killa
		Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
		Lodi Dodi
		The Next Episode
		Pump, Pump
		Lay Low
		Gin And Juice
		Snoop Dogg (What's My Name pt. 2)
		Who Am I ? (What's My Name)
		Murder Was the Case (Death After Visualising Eternity)
		Tha Shiznit
		Still a 'G' Thang
		Wrong Idea
		Deep Cover
		Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang
		Bitch Please
		2 Of America's Most Wanted
		Serial Killa
		Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
		Lodi Dodi
		The Next Episode
		Pump, Pump
		Lay Low
		Gin And Juice
		Snoop Dogg (What's My Name pt. 2)
		Who Am I ? (What's My Name)

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Jamaican Episode CD, Album, Unofficial Release; DVD, DVD-Video	Charly Films – CHF-F1056SF	UK	2009	UK — 2009	New Submission
	The Jamaican Episode LP, Record Store Day, Compilation, Limited Edition, Purple & Black Smoke	Culture Factory – 785 794	Worldwide	2025	Worldwide — 2025	Recently Edited
	The Jamaican Episode CD, Record Store Day	Culture Factory – 783 947	Worldwide	2025	Worldwide — 2025	New Submission

Rockstarjimmy May 7, 2025
referencing The Jamaican Episode (LP, Record Store Day, Compilation, Limited Edition, Purple & Black Smoke) 785 794

I can’t hear snoop on this album. His mic is not turned up enough.
TomFuzz Apr 6, 2025
referencing The Jamaican Episode (LP, Record Store Day, Compilation, Limited Edition, Purple & Black Smoke) 785 794

RSD is next week how did this get submitted already lol
DJCVR Feb 18, 2025
referencing The Jamaican Episode (CD, Album, Unofficial Release, DVD, DVD-Video) CHF-F1056SF

A stark reminder of the edge that got the world interested in who Snoop Dogg was. I haven't heard a U.S. emcee introduced in Jamaica on a record other than on the "B.I.G. Live In Jamaica" intro off Biggie"s "Duets" (a record which Snoop dropped a lazy verse on "Livin' Tha Life") and the energy from that performance to this full-fledged LP lingers. There's something special about Hip-Hop performances being recorded in Jamaica, and it's an excellent thing that this performance has been archived in this fashion of Snoop performing a litany of his greatest hits before 2000 when his character became more important than his content on wax.
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C.V.R. The Bard
18th/Feb.2k25