Snoop Dogg Doggy Style CD Import

Doggy Style Music

List Price	$44.99 (You save $2.94)
Category	R&B Albums, Rap CDs, Japanese LP Sleeve
Label	Death Row
All Time Sales Rank	565112
CD Universe Part number	6775851
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 28, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import; Japan

Snoop Dogg Doggy Style Songs

	1.	Bathtub
	2.	G Funk Intro
	3.	Gin & Juice
	4.	W-Balls (Tha Shiznit Intro)
	5.	Tha Shiznit
	6.	Lodi Dodi Intro
	7.	Lodi Dodi
	8.	Murder Was The Case
	9.	Serial Killer
	10.	Who Am I (What's My Name)?
	11.	For All My Niggaz & Bitches
	12.	Ain't No Fun
	13.	Chronic Break
	14.	Doggy Dogg World
	15.	You Betta Ask Somebody
	16.	Gz & Hustlas
	17.	U Betta Recognize (Pump Pump Intro)
	18.	Pump Pump
	19.	Gz Up, Hoes Down

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