Snoop Dogg - Murder Was the Case Soundtrack CD

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack buy CD music This is an Enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files including the video for "California Love." ALL EYEZ ON ME was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. "California Love," featuring Dr. Dre and Roger Troutman, and "How Do U Want It," featuring KC and JoJo, were both nominated for the 1997 Grammy for Best Rap Performance By A Duo Or Group. This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. The first double-CD of original material by a rap artist, ALL EYEZ ON ME marks 2Pac's return from incarceration to the recording grind. And though Tupac Shakur may have spent the better part of 1995 locked up and battling the system, the album makes it obvious that, rather than degenerating his artistic abilities, the struggles have only elevated his skills. Now, with the backing of West Coast hip-hop's first family, Death Row Records, 2Pac gathers together many of the rap ruling class to celebrate his comeback and give the finger to those who've scrutinized his music and aggravated his existence. While California has always been his base of operations (he began his career as a member of Oakland's Digital Underground), 2Pac is one of the few '90s rappers to earn props on both coasts. ALL EYEZ ON ME reciprocates the respect by toasting the west ("California Love," a duet with Dr. Dre), the east ("Got My Mind Made Up" features NYC strong-men, Redman and Method Man), and the old-school funkateers (George Clinton shows up on "Can't C Me"). The consistently fierce production by a diverse army of beat-fiends keeps the album pumping, seemingly diverting the mainstream consumers' attention away from the rapper's volatile stance. But 2Pac does not shy away from speaking his mind; he's simply learning which confrontations are truly worth it ("Only God Can Judge Me"). Because peace is that much harder to find when so many eyez are on ya. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Recorded at Can-Am Studios, Tarzana, California. Personnel: 2Pac, Syke, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Dru Down, Dat Nigga Daz, Kurupt, Redman, Method Man, Rappin' 4-Tay, Dramacydal, C-Bo, Storm, Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, Danny Boy, George Clinton, Outlaw Immortalz, Jewell, CPO, Michel'le, KC, JoJo, Mutah, E-40, B-Legit, Richie Rich (vocals); Roger Troutman, David Blake (talkbox); Sean "Barney Rubble" Thomas (keyboards); Carl "Butch" Small (percussion); Barbara Wilson, Danette Williams, Dorothy Coleman, Natasha Walker, Puff Johnson, Ebony (background vocals). Producers include: Dat Nigga Daz, Johnny "J," 2Pac, DeVante, David Blake. Engineers include: Dave Aron, Rick Clifford, Tommy D. Personnel includes: 2 Pac, Snoop Doggy Dog, Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg, Redman, Method Man, Rappin' 4-Tay, Outlawz, B-Legit, Richie Rich, Big Syke, C-Bo, Storm (rap vocals); KC, Jo Jo, George Clinton, (vocals); Sean "Barney Rubble" Thomas (keyboards); Roger Troutman, David Blake (voice synthesizer); Carl "Butch" Small (percussion); Barbara Wilson, Stacey Smallie, Dorothy Coleman, Natasha Walker, Puff Johnson, Ebony, Danny Boy (background vocals). Producers include: Dat Nigga Daz, Johnny J, 2 Pac, DeVante, David Blake. Personnel: 2Pac (rap vocals); Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg (rap vocals); Danny Boy, George Clinton , Puff Johnson (background vocals). Explicit Lyrics: &

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack songs This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files including the video for "What's My Name." "Gin & Juice" was nominated for a 1995 Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel includes: Snoop Doggy Dogg, Dr. Dre, Dat Nigga Daz, The Queen Of Funk, Ricky Harris, RBX, The Dogg Pound, Nate Dogg, Warren G, Kurupt, The Hug, Nancy Fletcher, The Lady Of Rage, D.O.C., Lil Malik, The Dramatics (rap vocals). Personnel: Snoop Dogg (vocals); Nanci Fletcher (vocals, background vocals); Dat Nigga Daz (vocals). Audio Mixer: Chris "The Glove" Taylor. Recording information: Complex; Enterprise; Larrabee North; Larrabee West; Trax; Village Recorder. Photographers: Dan Winters; Chicu Modu. Explicit Lyrics:Re-Issue & Remastered

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack album for sale COUNTRY GRAMMAR was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album and "Country Grammar" was nominated for Best Solo Rap Performance. "Ride Wit Me" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Solo Rap Performance. With this, his Universal Records major-label debut, St. Louis native Nelly was poised to place the Midwest on the hip-hop map in the same way that Master P did for New Orleans. The 20-year-old MC combines bouncy, funky tracks with a cool, unique vocal draw. The title track was one of the year 2000's most infectious tracks, with its memorable chorus hook based on the children's song "Down, Down Baby." The rapper is joined by the Hot Boys' Lil Wayne on "For My" and the New York-based duo the Teamsters on "Never Let 'Em C U Sweat." His crew, the St. Lunatics, joins the fracas on "Steal the Show" and "Batter Up." COUNTRY GRAMMAR proves that there's always room for an album of cool beats and slick lyrics, no matter where you call home. Recorded at Unique Studios, New York, New York. Personnel includes: Nelly, Lil' Wayne, The Teamsters, St. Lunatics, Cedric The Entertainer. Personnel: Nelly (vocals). Audio Mixers: Jason Standard; Richard Travali. Recording information: Unique Studios, New York, NY. Personnel: Nelly, Lil' Wayne, The Teamsters, St. Lunatics, Murphy Lee, Ali, City Spud (rap vocals); Cedric The Entertaner (spoken vocals). Producers: Jason "Jay E" Epperson, City Spud, Steve "Blast" Wills.

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack CD music While Snoop's No Limit debut left many long-time fans cold, his sophomore effort at Master P's label sees the LBC representative returning to form with a gang of reliable West Coast beatmakers (Dr. Dre, DJ Quik, Jelly Roll) in tow. Released some two years after the East/West beef hit its apex, TOPP DOGG represents Snoop's induction as a mainstream hip-hop icon, as the Dre-produced "B Please" garnered heavy rotation in all areas, conquering New York radio-waves for the first time. Elsewhere, Snoop parlays his trademark laidback rhyme style between aggressive, gangstafied grandstanding ("Buck `Em," "My Heat Goes Boom," "Buss'n Rocks") and smoothed-out hood love songs ("In Love With a Thug," "Don't Tell), even turning sensitive with a closing cut dedicated to his mother ("I Love My Momma"). All in all, TOPP DOGG proves that, under the right conditions, the G-Funk and No Limit eras are far from incompatible. Parental Advisory Personnel: Stevie Blacke (strings). Personnel includes: Snoop Dogg, Sticky Fingers, Sylk E. Fine, Suga Free, Magic, Raphael Saadiq, Xzibit, Fiend, Mia X, Goldie Loc, Dr. Dre, Jewell, Mauseberg, Warren G, Silkk The Shocker, C-Murder, Daz, Kurupt, Mystikal, Nate Dogg (rap vocals); James Tre Rabb, Jimmy Roach (guitar); Shawn Dogg (background vocals). Producers include: Dr. Dre, Bud'da, Meech Wells, Ant Banks, KLC.

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack buy CD music When Snoop Dogg announced that he was leaving Death Row Records, many wondered why he would abandon one of the most successful hip-hop record labels in the business. Quickly announcing that his third album would be put out on none other than the Master P-owned label No Limit, it was obvious why he would make that decision. As a No Limit soldier, Snoop takes his West Coast flavor to the dirty South combining the two sounds for DA GAME IS TO BE SOLD, NOT TO BE TOLD. Always an OG, Snoop Dogg collaborates with No Limit artists (C-Murder, Mystikal, Mia X and Silkk The Shocker, etc.) on many of the tracks. His flow and lyrical content aren't much different from his first two albums, and the production is still tight. Not quite the groundbreaker that DOGGYSTYLE was, but still a top quality rap album. Parental Advisory Personnel: Eddie Griffin, Loose Ends, Crooked Eye Q, KRS-One, Mia X, O'Dell, Anita Thomas, Silkk the Shocker, Whodini, Big Pokey, Charlie Wilson (vocals); Daz (scratches). Unknown Contributor Roles: Mia X; Mystikal; Silkk the Shocker; C-Murder. Personnel includes: Snoop Dogg, Master P, Mia X, Mystikal, Fiend, Soulja Slim, Silkk The Shocker, C-Murder, Steady Mobb'n, Big Pimp'n (rap vocals); O'Dell, Big Pokey, Anita Thomas, Crooked Eye, Mac, Eddie Griffin (vocals); Daz (scratches). Producers includes: KLC, O'Dell, MP, Craig B, D.J. Pooh.

Murder Was the Case Soundtrack songs In 1993, Ice Cube released his third solo album, LETHAL INJECTION. By this time, the dominance of the West Coast rap scene had started to fade, as East Coast hip-hop artists like the Wu Tang Clan and the Notorious B.I.G. started to pull listeners away from the left coast. Hanging tough, Ice Cube released another masterful performance with LETHAL INJECTION. Tracks like "You Know How We Do It" and "Ghetto Bird" are deep-rooted in the classic West Coast sound and bounce. Filled with funk and smooth synth pads, LETHAL INJECTION is an album sometimes overlooked in the lengthy career of Ice Cube. Check out "Bop Gun (One Nation)," on which funk master George Clinton himself makes an appearance. Some of the album's other excellent tracks include "Make It Ruff, Make It Smooth" (featuring K-Dee), "Really Doe," and "Down for Whatever." Audio Mixers: Daryll Dobson; Raymond Silva; Rob Chiarelli; Bob Morse . Audio Remasterer: Kris Solem. Audio Remixers: D-Maq; Ice Cube; Laylaw; Ali Shaheed Muhammad. Recording information: Echo Sound; Gumbo Kitchen; Skip Saylor's; Westlake studios. Editor: John Moran. Photographers: William Hames; Dan Arsenault. Personnel includes: Ice Cube (rap vocals); George Clinton (vocals); K-Dee. Producers include: Sir Jinx, Laylaw & Derrick McDowell, QD III, Brian G, Ice Cube.