Snoop spoke of his desire to help resurrect Death Row and bring it back to prominence during an appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast last year.
Dre’s The Chronic, as well as his own solo debut, 1993’s Doggystyle.
The second artist to release a solo album on Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg has a history with the label that runs deep, as he helped put it on the map with his costarring role on Dr. Back cover: 1992, 2001 Death Row Recordings, LLC. Dre - The Chronic, by the different runout etchings: This version has been cut by David Cheppa. It can be differentiated from the later reissue Dr. Or, being that his last album, 2021’s Algorithm, was more of a compilation than an outright solo effort, he could be using Bacc On Death Row as an opportunity to round up the West’s brightest talents in an attempt to restore the feeling that was felt during the coast’s reign of dominance. Digitally remastered 2001 reissue of 'The Chronic', originally released in 1992. Considering its title, the album could find Snoop returning to his roots and delivering a project steeped in the G-funk vibes that defined Death Row Records’ most iconic releases.
Dre The Chronic 25th Anniversary Mixtape. A post shared by snoopdogg from the post, which was devoid of a caption, no additional details have been given regarding the release of Bacc On Death Row, leaving fans to speculate on what they can expect. Here David Deal looks at some of the most memorable album covers to be released in 2017, and what the artists were trying to communicate with them.
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