So now Snoopzilla. I've been a long time fan, so I was Snoop also relatively often disappointed in recent years, the highlight was this strange Reggae disc. If I'm honest, I had expected nothing more that you can also listen to without equal to shake his head. Skeptical, really skeptical, so I'm on this radio panel went ran. Snoop is supported by Dam-Funk, who took over the entire production of the album. Who has now requested a snoop, a pair of thick, thick Lines skin right out, unfortunately disappointed. He is very quiet and can go well, casual stop, it all sounds harmonious and well. There are plan no strange guests, perhaps to have a radio-friendly song. The first part of the plate, is definitely the strongest part of the album, unfortunately, then breaks the quality of something. The feature with Steve Arrington has not convinced me that sounds like me all messed up, it does not really fit. The last major peak experiences the album at the end, or with the last track. The song Systematic could have good land on a pure Dogg Pound album, I really like. Looking at the record as a whole, it is found that Snoop here really had fun and Dam-Funk, just the right place at his side. Fans who expect a real G-Funk album will not get this here, who gladly want to hear sometimes on pure Funk Beats Snoop, come here entirely at his expense. A truly successful and rounded album.
Note: I'm a little disturbed by the fact that should here be an album, although here only 8 tracks can be found, I would prefer it if all the EP would be referred to that would be more appropriate in my opinion.
