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Track Listings
| 1. Toyz N Da Hood (feat. Bootsy Collins) |
| 2. The Way Life Used To Be |
| 3. My Own Way (feat. Mr. Porter) |
| 4. Wonder What It Do (feat. Uncle Chucc) |
| 5. My Fucn House (feat. Young Jeezy And E-40) |
| 6. Peer Pressure (feat. Traci Nelson) |
| 7. I Don't Need No Bitch (feat. Devin The Dude And Kobe Honeycutt) |
| 8. Platinum (feat. R. Kelly) |
| 9. Boom (feat. T-Pain) |
| 10. We Rest N Cali (feat. Goldie Loc And Bootsy Collins) |
| 11. El Lay (feat. Marty James) |
| 12. Gang Bang Rookie (feat. Pilot) |
| 13. This Weed Iz Mine (feat. Wiz Khalifa) |
| 14. Wet |
| 15. Take U Home (feat. Too $hort, Daz And Kokane) |
| 16. Sumthin Like This Night (feat. Gorillaz) |
| 17. Superman (feat. Willie Nelson) |
| 18. Eyez Closed (feat. John Legend And Kanye West) |
| 19. Raised In Da Hood |
| 20. It's D Only Thang |
Editorial Reviews
2011 album from the legendary Hip Hop icon. Doggumentary is his 11th album of all-new material and represents a true return the form. The album features a mix of tracks that showcases Snoop Dogg's Gangsta Rap roots mixed with tracks that will easily find themselves on commercial radio. The album is led off by the single 'Wet' which is already proving a hit at Urban and Rhythm radio. Other key tracks include 'Boom' featuring T-Pain, 'Platinum' featuring R Kelly, and 'Eyes Closed' featuring Kanye West and John Legend. Other featured artists include Gorillaz, Young Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, E40, and Willie Nelson.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Funk Kraft
Format:Audio CD
Snoop Dogg brings another fast album to the counters, or download websites actually. "Doggumentary" seems to find Snoop closer to his roots on this joy ride as synthesized funk is welcomed back along with more returning guest stars from a usual Snoop line up. One thing a Snoop Dogg session always trade marks is the iconic sound of smooth production mixed in with good flow. More of that has returned here and it certainly has stepped a pace away from his previous effort "Malice In Wonderland."
"Toys N Da Hood" has Bootsy Collins appropriately opening the album with a hard funky vibe and could closely be relating to the Eastsidaz sound- good ol days!
"The Way Life Use To Be" is pure Snoop mixing up old samples with heavy beats and done successfully and with a solo effort!
Snoop moves on to more old school vibes with "My Own Way". A pleasing song here as the track almost seems like a touch of Chronic days full of "Little Ghetto Boy."
"Wonder What It Do"... an album highlight of good vibes and nice choruses. Snoop was always great at providing cavi, upbeat tracks and this one doesn't fall short.
Onward is the bass heavy "Platinum" with R. Kelly making a cameo appearance and surprisingly adds good rap flows!
"We Rest In Cali" remains another grand slam while Eastsida Goldie Loc lends a hand over a heated funky beat and samples of Zapp echoing in the background.
Plenty other good tracks on this turn around sound from Snoop Dogg and it gives us signs that even though his pal Nate Dogg is no longer with us, the g-funk sound is still alive and shows promise of more for the next few sessions. It was a little sad to hear no Nate on this album and disappointing that other Snoop arsenal were missing- Kurupt, Warren G, Bad Azz, Soopafly ect.
At the same time it was good to hear Kokane back in the line up with additional funk and chorus licks. Even Too $hort lending some Bay touches was good to hear. Moreover, a handful of tracks had Snoop impressively going solo! Hard to find a Snoop Dogg album anymore with every single song featuring so many artists.
Overall, great sound and silky lyrics makes this one a good one. It was good stuff to hear the vocoder synthesizer stripped down from artists on this one as it was taking over last year. This one is definitely good for anyone's archives of West Coast music.
"Toys N Da Hood" has Bootsy Collins appropriately opening the album with a hard funky vibe and could closely be relating to the Eastsidaz sound- good ol days!
"The Way Life Use To Be" is pure Snoop mixing up old samples with heavy beats and done successfully and with a solo effort!
Snoop moves on to more old school vibes with "My Own Way". A pleasing song here as the track almost seems like a touch of Chronic days full of "Little Ghetto Boy."
"Wonder What It Do"... an album highlight of good vibes and nice choruses. Snoop was always great at providing cavi, upbeat tracks and this one doesn't fall short.
Onward is the bass heavy "Platinum" with R. Kelly making a cameo appearance and surprisingly adds good rap flows!
"We Rest In Cali" remains another grand slam while Eastsida Goldie Loc lends a hand over a heated funky beat and samples of Zapp echoing in the background.
Plenty other good tracks on this turn around sound from Snoop Dogg and it gives us signs that even though his pal Nate Dogg is no longer with us, the g-funk sound is still alive and shows promise of more for the next few sessions. It was a little sad to hear no Nate on this album and disappointing that other Snoop arsenal were missing- Kurupt, Warren G, Bad Azz, Soopafly ect.
At the same time it was good to hear Kokane back in the line up with additional funk and chorus licks. Even Too $hort lending some Bay touches was good to hear. Moreover, a handful of tracks had Snoop impressively going solo! Hard to find a Snoop Dogg album anymore with every single song featuring so many artists.
Overall, great sound and silky lyrics makes this one a good one. It was good stuff to hear the vocoder synthesizer stripped down from artists on this one as it was taking over last year. This one is definitely good for anyone's archives of West Coast music.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By wtrey
Format:Audio CD
This album is everything! I thought I would be disappointed when I heard "Wet", as well. But this is so classic. The production is on point and of course Snoop is true to self lyric wise. Please give it a chance before writing it off based on his first single!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By D. Hwang
Format:Audio CD
great album, amazing cast of guest artists, great production and arrangement, plenty of good songs, some new stuff and some classic stuff. so glad i got this album. hasn't left my car stereo for two weeks.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Doggumentary
I'm still trying to get used to the CD, I have'nt heard the last six tracks. I'm sure once I get to listen to the rest I'll like it to. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Kecia R. Montague
5.0 out of 5 stars
Westcoastin'
I love this album! The only garbage tracks are 5,8,9,14,and 16;every other tracks is very satisfying. I bought the album from emusic. Read more
Published 22 months ago by A. Acosta
3.0 out of 5 stars
Too Lengthy With Too Much Filler, But Some Worthwhile Cuts
Snoop Dogg's Doggumentary Music [Explicit] is a juggernaut, period. The effort requires its listener to identify its best cuts and to separate those from the filler. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Michael Brent Faulkner, Jr.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Dogg
I was not sure how good this cd was the first time I heard it, but it grew on me. It is a great production and one of the best of Snoop D. Get it, you will not regret it.
Published 23 months ago by Moe Hassan
4.0 out of 5 stars
Much better than Malice
When I stummbled upon this new effort by Snoop, I thought "Oh gee... Another One... Those Lawyers at the label must really be pushing his a** to boost sales after Malice... Read more
Published 23 months ago by Fernando Gonzalez
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not his best work
I love Snoop (and almost all of his work), but this CD only have about 2 or 3 good songs. Platinum and Leaking.
Published on May 23, 2011 by disk79
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's new Snoop
I have loved Snoop Dogg since his underground 213 mixtapes when he was just a teenager. I loved this cd the first time I heard it, but, each time after I seem to like it a little... Read more
Published on May 9, 2011 by Kymberli H
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good stuff
Didnt like Malice n Wonderland that much but this album makes up for that one trust me if you like snoop dog this one is one not pass up sound like old school snoop
Published on May 5, 2011 by Donovan Baine
1.0 out of 5 stars
doggumentary
Snoop should not ever make another CD again in his life if its going to like this it sounds like he was high in the studio just throwing anything on garbage tracks and calling it... Read more
Published on April 16, 2011 by themoe
3.0 out of 5 stars
Snoop Dogg should reunite with Dr. Dre
I think this album is about on par with "R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece", which was an average Snoop album at best. Read more
Published on April 11, 2011 by M. Ottersboeck
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