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  1. Eighteenth Snoop Dogg album "California Times" (2014). Nothing new, you've guessed it - average.
  2. Seventeenth Snoop Dogg album "Kush" (2014). So far, the most meh of his. I don't think that there were any outstanding songs in this album, but if I had to choose...
  3. Sixteenth Snoop Dogg album "7 Days of Funk" (2013). A collab album with a funk group. Another average material.
  4. Fifteenth Snoop Dogg album "Doggumentary" (2011). Another pretty average album.
  5. Fourteenth Snoop Dogg album "More Malice" (2010). Decent, nothing spectacular.
  6. Thirteenth [OMFG, and I don't think that I'm even in the middle of his discog yet, wow...] Snoop Dogg album "Death Row: Lost Sessions, Vol. 1" (2009). So far, I'd toss it to a very miniscule pile of Snoop Dogg's best works.
  7. Twelfth Snoop Dogg album "Malice N'Wonderland" (2009). It's decent.
  8. Eleventh Snoop Dogg album "Ego Trippin'" (2008). Another average album.
  9. Tenth Snoop Dogg album "Boss Life" (2007). Finally, finally, nine albums and 115 songs later (of those that were good), there is an album that is actually good to be recommended. And this is it.
  10. Ninth Snoop Dogg album "The Blue Carpet Treatment" (2006). So far, in terms of liked songs in an album, this is probably his best one.
  11. Eight Snoop Dogg album "Presents Welcome to Tha Chuuch Album” (2005). Kinda contrasting opinions, as an album, on its own, above average (6.9 out of 10), but on the enjoyment level, it's one of his worst materials.
  12. Seventh Snoop Dogg album "R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece" (2004). Well, not quite the masterpiece as it would like to be, but close enough to be good. Collabs with 50 cent, Pharrel and Lil Jon elevate it to a higher score.
  13. Sixth Snoop Dogg album "Paid Tha Cost to Be Da Bo$$" (2002). Despite clearly ramped up production quality, album wise, pretty average.
  14. Fifth Snoop Dogg album "Tha Last Meal" (2000). I found it to be average, a couple of good songs, but nothing as good as his previous one.
  15. Fourth Snoop Dogg album "No Limit Top Dogg" (1999). Now, this album is the very first from Snoop that I actually like, it's still not good enough to say I recommend a listening to, but in comparison to his previous three albums, yeah, this one is to go to.
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