How Snoop Dogg's Covers Changed Rap | 1st & 15th | Episode 35 |
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- On the new episode of 1st & 15th, #SorenBaker discusses how Snoop Dogg's covers changed rap. Soren Baker mentions & breaks down Snoop's covers of Doug E. Fresh & Slick Rick, Biz Markie, Boogie Down Productions & others exclusively here on #UniqueAccessEnt. We look forward to your feedback.
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Snoop is a pioneer for so many reasons, but his drip love for music is why he's by favorite
'no limit top dogg' was the first album i ever bought at 14, that album is awesome, first tape i had was 'snoops upside your head' at 7, snoop dogg is the man
Don't tell and 20 minutes are two of my favorite songs on that Top Dogg Album.💯
@@mr_gq8571trust me . n somethin about yo bizness are mine. i liked those even before i started smoking
It is awesome indeed, @psybertron. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
Two great ones, @mr_gq8571. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
Excellent Content As Always Soren💯👍
That “In The Beginning” compilation back in 1997 was all about this topic! Snoop is definitely the king of rap cover songs.
Talk about a hidden gem! I don't think it's officially out there for streaming - I've had to upload a couple of the songs onto here myself for sharing purposes, for instance - and I really think that, even when it was new, it flew under the radar. "In tha Beginning... There was Rap" is a must-have for heads.
I forgot about all those other covers he did. Two hip hop centric covers I can think of are that Straight Outta Compton Anniversary album that had tons of good covers on it. Also that In the Beginning there was Rap compilation album. Next thought goes to RUN DMC and Aerosmith covering the laters Walk this Way along with Anthrax and PE covering PE's Bring that Noise. Onyx and Biohazard re-doing the music for Onyx's Slam is cool too. Lastly , from the rock side covering rap tunes you got Rage Against the Machine's Renegades album where they cover a ton of hip hop songs from EPMD, Cypress Hill, Eric B. and Rakim... Then you have Korn's cover of Ice Cube's Wicked, Godsmack 's cover of Easy E's Boyz n tha Hood, Prophets of Rage covering Fight the Power, No Sleep Till Brooklyn, and Moma Said Knock You Out, and probably a few others I'm forgetting. I don't have a problem with covers if you put your spin on it and make it yours versus repeating what someone else did.
Vapors is my favorite of all the snoop covers. Definitely dope that he paid homage to those legends.
Snoop epitomizes hiphop in a way that many don’t, and it’s shocking to see all the disrespect the man gets anytime conversations are had regarding the greats.
Excellent Content 💯
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A cover/homage is a lot different than using a ghostwriter, as it should be. I honestly think that there should be MORE covers, but the very culture of hip hop almost demands that you're original, which is both to its credit and to its detriment.
My favorite Snoop cover is probably "Paper'd Up," mostly covering "Paid in Full," although "Vapors" is second.
Nothing wrong with covers