I was soooo happy about with the randomizer this time as it spit out number 340, which happens to be Doggystyle by then Snoop Doggy Dogg. When this album was released in 1993 - while I was in college - we knew it was a gamechanger. Definitely excited to give it a listed from a different, older perspective.
First Track: G Funk Intro
Start: Strong for an intro track, as it contains funky beats, Dr. Dre, Lady of Rage, but, not a song.
Start: Strong for an intro track, as it contains funky beats, Dr. Dre, Lady of Rage, but, not a song.
Real First Track: Gin and Juice
Start: The strongest!
Best Attribute: Dre's funky beats!
Worst Attribute: Too much actual Barking
Best Song: Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None) - Younger me would have said Gin and Juice no doubt, but older me appreciates the depth of the funkiness in this one.
Worst Song: Pump! Pump! The aforementioned barking!
Most Interesting Song: Tha Shiznit - Because of the cymbals.
Most Interesting Quality: G-Funk production. Not just the beats, but the drums, horns, everything.
Would I listen again: Hellz Yeah!
Who would I like to Re-Make/Re-Imagine this Album: Bruno Mars. This was a tough one, because it is so eclectically iconic, but Bruno could do the instrumentation and make it his own, even if it wasn't rapped.
Rolling Stone Ranking: 340
My Current Ranking: 2
Projected Final Ranking: 189
Top 500 Albums of All-Time
1. Love Deluxe, Sade
2. Doggystyle, Snoop Doggy Dogg
3. Pearl, Janis Joplin
4. Ramones, The Ramones
5. Beyonce, Beyonce
6. John Prine, John Prine


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