What starts Promising Becomes "just another release" and is simply too short!

Okay, after his "short" trip to the Reggae climes as "Snoop Lion" the Dogg Father has yet again turned over and found that something was not quite finished! A rap album, it did not become, for Calvin Broadus is now called "Snoopzilla" in Anlehung to the doyen of radio, Mr.Bootsy Collins! The opening track "Hit da Pavement" is a really good track, you get here a good feel for the direction in which it should go. While Snoop is singing through many songs and Dam Funk has programmed the machine is a tidy but however very clear: the whole is missing somewhere but a bit of creativity and fire. But the middle is pretty boring, and the center is unfortunately Track 4 !!! Seen Lyrically songs like "1Question" and "Do My Thang" are not supposed to accept, besides that, Mr.Broadus even once completely at the clock raps over.

On the first pure Producer album since "Doggystyle" Dam Funk with all Beats laid the foundation, only then Snoop began einzusingen his lyrics. Old companions such as Kurupt and Daz Dillinger to the factory unfortunately give no tension, ultimately it sounds, unfortunately, somewhat artificial and what sounded like a rebirth of the P and G-Funk at the beginning, ends in an inconsequential trilling to completely replaceable beats that for almost 33 minutes limited entertainment. For me, the thing gives the impression as both have taken on a Sportzigarette and made the album by the way stop times quickly. I hope at least that Snoop has found pleasure in the rap and we may yet again hope for a good album from him. Only 8 tracks of the two is really a bit of a disappointment, because the potential here would Gege expected much more than this tepid attempt resuscitation of good old radio!