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Thursday, 07 November 2002 |
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These dates and locations apply to the USA only: (from ticketmaster.com) Click on more info or Find Tickets to check out prices or more information Sun, 12/01/02
7:00 pm Promowest Pavilion
Columbus, OH More Info
on sale 11/09/2002 10:00 am
Tue, 12/03/02
8:00 pm U.S. Cellular Center
Cedar Rapids, IA Find Tickets
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Wed, 12/04/02
8:00 pm DECC Arena
Duluth, MN Find Tickets
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Thu, 12/05/02
7:00 pm Xcel Energy Center At Rivercentre
St Paul, MN Find Tickets
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Friday Rushmore Plaza More Info |
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Thursday, 07 November 2002 |
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Check out this university article having fun at what it would be like if Snoop ran the USA. Click here to have a read =] Souce: Snoop in Da House, Dave Davila, 7th Nov 2002, accessed 7th Nov 2002
Post Edit 2006 - Link no longer works |
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Thursday, 07 November 2002 |
Snoop is to perform on the 13th Billboard awards, with Avril Lavigne leading the line up. The awards are to be held live Dec 9th on Fox from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in LA. No other details are known concerning Snoop's appearance
Source: Avril, Creed, Nelly To Play 2002 Billboard Awards, 5th Nov 2002, accessed 7th Nov 2002 |
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Thursday, 31 October 2002 |
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A spokesman for Snoop Dogg said that Snoop had settled on this listing as the track listing for his album coming out November 26th. 1. "Don Doggy"
2. "Tha Bo$$ Would Like To See You", prod. E-Swift, sample "It's My House" (Diana Ross)
3. "Stoplight", prod. Jellyroll, sample "Flashlight" (G.Clinton)
4. "From Da Chuuuch to Da Palace" f/ Pharnell Williams, prod. Neptunes
5. "I Believe in You" f/. Latoiya Williams, prod. Hi-Tek
6. "Lollipop" f/ Jay-Z, Soopafly, Nate Dogg, prod. Just Blaze
7. "Ballin" f/ The Dramatics, Lil' Half Dead, prod. Battlecat, sample "Feel for You" (Dramatics)
8. "Beautiful" f/ Pharrell Williams, Uncle Charlie Wilson (of Gap Band), prod. Neptunes
9. "Paper'd Up" f/ Mr. Kane and Traci Nelson, prod. Fredwreck
10. "Wasn't Your Fault", prod. LT Hutton, sample "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" (Cherrelle)
12. "Bo$$ Playa", prod. Fredwreck, sample "Riding High"
13. "Hourglass" f/ Mr. Kane, Goldie Loc, prod. Jellyroll, sample "I Just Want To Be" (Cameo)
14. "The One and Only", prod. DJ Premier, scratches from "Rollin' With the Lench Mob," "Still D.R.E.," "Next Episode"
15. "I Miss That Bitch" f/ E-White, prod. Hi-Tek
16. "From Long Beach 2 Brick City" f/ Redman, Nate Dogg, Warren G, prod. Fredwreck
17. "Suited N Booted", prod. Meech Wells
18. "You Got What I Want" f/. Ludacris, Goldie Loc, Uncle Charlie Wilson, prod. Jellyroll
19. "Batman & Robin" f/. Lady Of Rage, RBX, prod. DJ Premier, sample "Batman Theme"
20. "A Message 2 Fat Cuzz", prod. DJ Pooh
21. "Pimp Slapp'd", prod. Josef Limeberg" Source: Doggfather Teams Up With Godfather of Soul, Corey Moss, MTV News, 30th Oct 2002, accessed 31st Oct 2002 |
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Thursday, 31 October 2002 |
Snoop will feature on a song on Nate Dogg's (who is Snoop's cousin) upcoming album on a song called "I Got Game", which also features Armed Robbery. The album's first single is "Get Up", featuring Eve.
Nate Dogg was earlier sentenced this year for Drug Posession Source: Snoop, Eve, Xzibit To Appear On Next Nate Dogg LP, Corey Moss, MTV News, 30th Oct 2002, accessed 31st October 2002 |
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Tuesday, 29 October 2002 |
Even though Snoop and Brown said that they are going to make a song together nothing has been planned yet.
"We got to get our music back," Brown said backstage (before one of his shows). "We get our music back, we won't have so much problems.(in the world) And our music has to say something, other than what you're gonna do to somebody, whether you're gonna off somebody, how you're gonna whack 'em. "We used to use music to get in our car and go off in the woods with our girlfriends. They don't know what to do with music now. They make music to go fight and kill people with. We used music to make love by." Source: James Brown Says Things Have Never Been Worse MTV News, 28 Oct 2002, accessed Oct 29 2002 |
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Tuesday, 29 October 2002 |
Cypress Hill sparks up its latest Smoke Out festival which will also feature Snoop Dogg, Mudvayne, Face to Face and others--on Nov. 23 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
Tommy Chong, of the famed stoner-comic duo Cheech & Chong, will host the festivities. The event's full lineup is posted at its official website. Tickets are set to go on sale at 4:02 p.m. Pacific Time on Nov. 2. Cypress Hill's Smoke Out festival has been a regular event in the Los Angeles area for several years, usually taking place at the National Orange Show grounds in San Bernardino. This year marks the event's first appearance at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The group had planned to take its Smoke Out festival to four cities last year, but logistical problems limited the tour to just two cities. Source: Snoop Dogg, Mudvayne, more set for Cypress Hill's Smoke Out Rob Evans, Oct 28 2002, accessed Oct 29 2002 |
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Friday, 25 October 2002 |
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Check out the latest MTV Snoop Article here. Its pretty lengthy.. gives more info on the upcoming album and lots of other things... pimp pimp hooray! |
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Friday, 25 October 2002 |
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Snoop Dogg and James Brown are planning to record a song together for the soundtrack for the Miramax film, My Baby's Mama starring Eddie Griffin and Anthony Anderson, according to producer Quaze, who worked with Snoop and Bootsy Collins on the Undercover Brother soundtrack. Snoop and the godfather of soul are expected to work on the collaboration Friday (October 25) at Snoop's studio. When Brown appeared on Snoop's syndicated radio show last week, Snoop asked Brown to make a song with him for the soundtrack. "James Brown came out there to do an interview with [Snoop]," Quaze told LAUNCH, "and after the interview was over, Snoop said, 'I want you to hear this song my producer Quaze produced.' And the beat came on, and James was singing the chorus with me. He said, 'Done deal.' We gon' do the song next week when I get back in town.'" Quaze produced the song "Undercova Funk (Give Up The Funk)," for the Undercover Brother soundtrack, which features Snoop, Collins, and Mr. Kane. Source: Snoop dogg And James Brown Team Up For 'My Baby's Mama' Billy Johnson Jr., Los Angeles, 23 Oct 2002, accessed 25 Oct 2002 Post Edit: The song appeared on a Mixtape, one of the 'welcome to the chuuch' series released by snoop.
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Sunday, 20 October 2002 |
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The first single off Snoop's upcoming album Paid Tha Cost to Be Da Boss is called From The Chuuch to The Palace. Snoop Dogg isn't behaving his old self in his new video, and it has nothing to do with not smoking pot anymore. Something else has taken over his actions. "A little Snoop Dogg fan of mine, he's got my little action figure doll and somehow, some way, he makes the action figure move me, so whatever the doll does, I does," Snoop explained on the set of the video, directed by Diane Martel (Eve, N.E.R.D.). "He's controlling me and making me knock things over, touch people in different ways. And I finally meet up with him and get control of him and grab my doll back and just save the day. "It's a nice, fun video," the laid-back rapper continued. "I'm just trying to have fun and leave the violence to the left. I got violent [songs] on my record, but this video's a fun [song], and it's all about me having fun." The Neptunes-produced "From Tha Chuuch to Tha Palace" is Snoop being himself, dropping brag rhymes like "I still got the gin and juice in hand." "It's just sayin' I'm back, even though I ain't never went nowhere," Snoop explained. "It's been two years since I had a song on record, so [I'm] just lettin' everybody know that I been listenin', I been hearin' about this and that and whatnot, and I'm back to take my throne back from all these suckers in the game." In general, Snoop's sixth album and first on his own Doggy Style label, Paid Tha Cost to Be Da Boss, is about celebrating his successes and reclaiming the respect he feels is due. "I was the under-boss in the beginning, and I moved up to the captain and I became a general," the rapper said, recalling his days on Suge Knight's Death Row and Master P's No Limit labels. "And now I'm the muthaf---in' boss, so I paid the cost to be the boss. It speaks for itself." Along with the Neptunes, Snoop's November 26 release features production work from DJ Premier, Hi-Tek and Jelly Roll as well as guest vocals by Ludacris, Redman, Lady of Rage and others. Jay-Z also appears, along with Nate Dogg, Soopafly and producer Just Blaze on the track "Lollipop." And speaking of lollipops, Paid Tha Cost to Be Da Boss includes what is bound to be a memorable diss track in "Pimp't Slapped". "Anybody that calls me out is a lollipop, a sucker," Snoop said as he licked his own lollipop. "I never paid no attention to him, but it just got to a point to where it was like every time I put a record out, [Knight] put a record out with me on it. And [he's always] talkin' about me and tryin' to get at me and just doin' negative things towards me and mine, so I just wanted to stand up to him and let him know that I ain't no punk and I ain't no little boy. I'm a grown-ass man and the way you bring it is the way you gotta take it." While "Pimp't Slapped" also calls out Kurupt and Xzibit and appears to address frustrations about other West Coast rappers not standing up to Knight, Snoop said his only beef is with the Death Row founder. "I got love for everybody that I started with, Dr. Dre, Daz ...," Snoop said. "I still love Kurupt even though he made a stupid-ass move by signing with Death Row, doing whatever he doing. Who exactly Snoop is these days has the hip-hop world wondering, now that the man known for rapping "rollin' down the street smokin' indo" has gone clean. Source: "Snoop Says, 'It Is Cool To Say No To Drugs'", Corey Moss, with additional reporting by Nick Zano, mtv.com, written 7th Oct 2002, accessed 20th Oct 2002 |
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Sunday, 20 October 2002 |
Well here in Sydney its already the 20th of October so happy birthday to Snoop! Notice the annoying Hoe Down version of 'Happy Birthday' playing? I like it so its going to stay on for the intro music for this week.. hehe
Anyway I think Snoop is 31, though some are saying he is 30, but he's much much more likely to be 31. I don't know what he's doing to celebrate but I'm sure its something good... last year he was filming his debut adult flick Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle at his house! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! |
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Thursday, 17 October 2002 |
Snoop Dogg, along with other rappers such as Busta Rhymes and Fabolous, have created their own songs specifically for the basketball game NBA Live 2003, coming out on the 29th October.
Busta Rhymes also doubles as a secret character in the game (it is unconfirmed whether Snoop or any other rappers are hidden characters). Seven songs, along with a skit by music supervisor 3H, make up a companion disc that will be included in the game's package. "It was a song I made in my studio, you know, took my time," Snoop said. "I was watching 'NBA Live 2002' while I was actually making the song, you know what I'm saying, you know to see what I thought it could be or what it should be." The song by Snoop is called 'Get Live', with preview playings of the game indicating that the rap soundtrack works well with the game. Source: Snoop, Busta Heard And Seen In Basketball Video Game, mtv.com, Oct 1st 2002, Music Adds to Gamers' Delight, By Eileen Rivera, Tech Live, Sept 4th 2002, Both articles accessed Oct 17th 2002 |
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Wednesday, 16 October 2002 |
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Chevrolet will spend more than $200 million for a new car campaign, for 6 ads. In one of the ads, the classic 'Still a G Thang' is a song featured on one of the ads, with the main theme of the ads being rock 'n' roll, after the company looked at over 200 songs. Chevrolet hopes the campaign will help boost car sales 25 percent to 30 percent in the next five years. Source: Chevy cars rock 'n' rap in ad campaign, Julie Cantwell, Automotive News, Oct 14 2002, accessed 16th Oct 2002 |
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Wednesday, 16 October 2002 |
As reported a while back, VH1 was creating a new TV series, with one episode featuring Snoop.
It's called "Rock the House," and it lets musicians loose inside the homes of regular folks to redecorate a room in the artist's "own signature style," whatever that means. Each week, a friend or significant other will make some excuse to get the person out of the house, whereupon his or her favorite musical artist will descend with one of the show's designers -- Hollywood production-design veterans Kelly Van Patter and Paul Roome -- to redo a room. A hidden camera, meanwhile, follows the unsuspecting music fans they go about whatever they've been sent away to do. Former Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar is featured in the premiere episode, scheduled for 10 p.m. ET Monday, Oct. 28. Other artists taking part include Snoop Dogg, Paula Abdul, Tommy Lee, Ice-T and "Weird" Al Yankovic. Lisa Snowdon, of the BBC's "Top of the Pops" show, is the host of "Rock the House." Source: VH1 Invades, Redecorates Homes with 'Rock the House', Zap2it.com, Oct 11th 2002, Accessed Oct 16th 2002 |
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Friday, 11 October 2002 |
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There are unconfirmed suggestions that Snoop will play streetwise hustler 'Huggy Bear', (a hip-hop informant who kept the detectives in the know on the TV series) in Warner Bros planned update of the classic TV series Starsky & Hutch. The movie stars Owen Wilson and Ben Stiller and will focus on the formation of the formidable crime fighting duo. Filming due to start in February, with Road Trip director Todd Phillips at the helm.
Source: Wilson confirmed as Starsky's Hutch, Yahoo! movies (UK/Ireland), written 25th Sept 2002, accessed 11th Oct 2002 |
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