Where does snoop dogg rank alltime?
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Top 10 definitely. During the west coast take over of rap in the 90s he was all over that. Plus his brand is still marketable today even though he was never a great lyricist
Cool, I don't agree with that at all. I think for instance K-Rino has a vastly superior discography to Snoop.
EPs
- 1990: Cummin’ out Doggin’ (C. O. D.)
- 1993: Stories from the Black Book [4]
- 1995: Danger Zone (The "Danger Zone" album is not available on ITunes for unknown reasons)
- 1998: K-Rino [5]
- 1999: No Mercy [6]
- 2004: The Hit List [7]
- 2004: Fear No Evil [8]
- 2005: Worst Rapper Alive [9]
- 2006: Time Traveler [10]
- 2007: Book Number 7 [11]
- 2008: The Other Side [12]
- 2008: The Blood Doctrine [13]
- 2008: Triple Darkness Vol.1: Wreck Time [14]
- 2008: Triple Darkness Vol.2: The Lyrics [15]
- 2008: Triple Darkness Vol.3: Coalition Ambush [16]
- 2009: Solitary Confinement [17]
- 2010: Annihilation Of The Evil Machine [18]
- 2011: Alien Baby [19]
- 2011: The Day Of The Storm [20]
- 2012: Deeper Elevation [21]
- 2012: 80 Minute Eternity [22]
- 2013: The Maven [23]
- 2013: TheRAPeutic[24]
- 2013: Plantation Rebellion[25]
- 2002: Personal Vendetta (S. P. C.) [26]
- 2003: Ten Year Run (Greatest Hits) [27]
- 2003: Packin’ Heat (S. P. C.) [28]
- 2004: Family Bizness (S. P. C.) [29]
- 2004: The Majority Report (K-Rino, Dope-E, Lil Lo) [30]
- 2006: The Head Hunters (S. P. C.) [31]
- 2007: A Lyrical Legend (Solo Compilation)
- 2009: Speed Of Thought (Solo Compilation) [32]
- 2011: C.O.D. 2nd Edition (K-Rino & Dope-E)
- 2013: The Skills Collection (Solo Compilation) [33]
Rakim also got about a 3 or 4 album run that most consider classic. Paid In Full, Follow The Leader pretty much unquestionably then the other two with Eric.
Common again got shyt like Be, Ressurection, One Day It Will ALl Make Sense and Finding Forever.
Raekwon, OB4CL 1 and 2 not to mention the whole Wu discography
Guru has an extremely solid body of work.
Bizzy Bone got all the Bone Thugz shyt plus some great solo albums in The Gift, Heaven's Movie, Alpha and Omega, A Song For You and others.
Prodigy and Havoc were probably more consistent and had a great run.
I could go on but probably just a difference of opinion. But to me there's a lot of artists that got better body of work than Snoop, though Doggystyle was great and his verses on the Chronic's were normally classics. He had a few joints along the way but to me and many others he wasn't the most consistent.
the cac mamba
Veteran
this breakdownvol 2
vol 3
bp2
collison course
best of both worlds
Kingdom Come
BP3
MCHG
