Dogg Food - Cut Tracks

Cut Tracks

  • "U Can't Cee Me" Feat. George Clinton - produced by Dr. Dre, later re-recorded by 2Pac and released on All Eyez On Me
  • "Got My Mind Made Up" Feat. Method Man, Redman, The Lady of Rage & Inspectah Deck, also later re-recorded by 2Pac, minus Rage & Inspectah Deck
  • "Let's Play House" (Original Version) Feat. Warren G, Michel'le, Nate Dogg & Big Pimpin' Delemond
  • "What Would You Do?" (Feat, Jewell) Previously released on the "Murder Was the Case" OST
  • "Our Daily Bread" Feat. Prince Ital Joe, later released on Daz Dillinger - "Retaliation, Revenge & Get Back"
  • "Tremendous Odds"
  • "Coochie & Dick"
  • "I'll Do It (Feat. Kausion)" Later released on Jackie Chan's film Soundtrack SuperCop
  • "N.Y. 87" (Feat. DJ Quik, Deadly Threat & 2Pac) Later re-released on Doggy Bag with outro, minus DJ Quik's intro and 2Pac's verse
  • "Money, Carz, Bitchez" Unreleased (Feat. Gonzoe). Prior to the Dogg Food album, "Paw Printz" was an intended album to be released in 1992; however, the album was never released. In 2009, the album leaked on the internet with this song included.
  • "O.G. to B.G." Originally intended to be on Dr. Dre's The Chronic featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg & Tha Dogg Pound. The song was then remixed to be included on Suge Knight Represents: Chronic 2000 with Tha Dogg Pound. Due to Dr. Dre's lawsuit against Death Row Records he was removed and replaced with Soopafly.
  • "Don't Stop, Keep Goin'" (Original Version )(Feat. Nas) Later, the song resurfaced on a Dogg Pound album. A second version of the song was released and appeared on Tha Dogg Pound "2002" album with a 2Pac verse.

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