Snoop Doggy Dogg* ‎– Doggystyle

Snoop Dogg at his best, a must for any collector of 90's rap!

This is by far one of the best sounding records of my collection. I entirely rediscovered the album, and will never go back to the digital remasters that suck the life out of those tracks. Lodi Dodi sounds incredible, and I heard for the first time the reverbs on the drums in Murder was the Case.

I hope Vinyl Me are planning on pressing The Chronic !

The pictured sleeve is not correct. If you look at the barcode on the supplied photo it is the same as the first press. The correct sleeve has a barcode that matches the number on the record label, 4992-50605 on the barcode and P-1 50605 on the record label. If I knew how, I would update the photo

Probably the best pressing of this you'll find other than a original issue. Great sound, sleeve is very cool as well. I found an article online from Vinyl Me Please stating this was remastered from the original tapes. For anyone interested, the omission of "Gz Up, Hoes Down" is universal after the initial release, as Death Row had to remove it due to sample clearance issues.

Sounds great. One of my favorite records of all time. VMP does the music justice with the amazing pressing.

First off this version sounds great. So clear and sounds like it might based on the original US recordings/tapes. I assume it would be as it is a 1993 release. (Correct me if I’m wrong but I think this is the first vinyl release of the album for the U.K., so it would of most definitely be based on the original recordings). However I don’t have a OG US copy to prove the comparison, but from what I’ve heard it’s sounds very good.

Gz up, Hoes down - is not on this release. To be honest that doesn’t bother me at all. If like me you listened to this album back in 1993, it’s likeky you never even heard that track or knew it even existed until Discogs appeared :-) - or you are from the US.

Overall it’s a very good pressing - and I’m glad to own this gem in my collection.

I bought a copy of this album after my friend Jeremy played me it. It's really good!! However, if your mam is like mine and a very religious lady, you will need to hide this album away from her as all of the swearing and the unsavoury picture it paints of living in the war-torn streets of south central LA are likely to cause offence. My advice is not to hide it under your mattress though. While this may seem like the ideal place to stash an explicit album (because it is flat) I would recommend against it after what happened when mine was hidden under my mattress. My mam's toyboy Gavin had his young 3-year old son from another relationship 'Tristan' to stay for the weekend, and I was demoted to the sofa so that 'Tristan' could sleep in my bed. Needless to say, he wasn't potty-trained (and still isn't, even though he is now almost 5) and he wet the bed. This wouldn't have been so bad, but he had drunk approx. 2.5 litres of Pepsi before going to sleep, so there was A LOT of wee. Of course, my copy of Doggystyle was a sodden mess when I eventually rescued it, and to this day it still absolutely stinks of wee.