Snoop Dogg – The Jamaican Episode
Tracklist
| CD-1 | Murder Was The Case (Death After Visualising Eternity) | |
| CD-2 | Tha Shiznit | |
| CD-3 | Still A 'G' Thang | |
| CD-4 | Wrong Idea | |
| CD-5 | Deep Cover | |
| CD-6 | Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang | |
| CD-7 | Bitch Please | |
| CD-8 | 2 Of America's Most Wanted | |
| CD-9 | Serial Killa | |
| CD-10 | Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None) | |
| CD-11 | Lodi Dodi | |
| CD-12 | The Next Episode | |
| CD-13 | Pump, Pump | |
| CD-14 | Lay Low | |
| CD-15 | Gin And Juice | |
| CD-16 | Snoop Dogg (What's My Name pt. 2) | |
| CD-17 | Who Am I ? (What's My Name) | |
| DVD-1 | Murder Was the Case (Death After Visualising Eternity) | |
| DVD-2 | Tha Shiznit | |
| DVD-3 | Still a 'G' Thang | |
| DVD-4 | Wrong Idea | |
| DVD-5 | Deep Cover | |
| DVD-6 | Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang | |
| DVD-7 | Bitch Please | |
| DVD-8 | 2 Of America's Most Wanted | |
| DVD-9 | Serial Killa | |
| DVD-10 | Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None) | |
| DVD-11 | Lodi Dodi | |
| DVD-12 | The Next Episode | |
| DVD-13 | Pump, Pump | |
| DVD-14 | Lay Low | |
| DVD-15 | Gin And Juice | |
| DVD-16 | Snoop Dogg (What's My Name pt. 2) | |
| DVD-17 | Who Am I ? (What's My Name) |
Notes
Recorded live at Reggae Sunfest, Jamaica, on 4th August 2001.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 5060117600925
Other Versions (2)
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The Jamaican Episode (LP, Record Store Day, Compilation, Limited Edition, Purple & Black Smoke) | Culture Factory | 785 794 | Worldwide | 2025 | ||
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The Jamaican Episode (CD, Record Store Day) | Culture Factory | 783 947 | Worldwide | 2025 |
Reviews
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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special about Hip-Hop performances being recorded in Jamaica, and it's an excellent thing that this performance has been archived in this fashion of Snoop performing a litany of his greatest hits before 2000 when his character became more important than his content on wax.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
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