@prefix rdf: . @prefix owl: . rdf:type owl:Thing . @prefix dbpedia-owl: . rdf:type dbpedia-owl:MusicalWork , dbpedia-owl:Work , dbpedia-owl:Album . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpprop:name "Over the Counter"@en . @prefix dbpedia: . dbpedia-owl:label dbpedia:Death_Row_Records , dbpedia:Interscope_Records , dbpedia:Atlantic_Records . @prefix ns5: . ns5:label dbpedia:Interscope_Records , dbpedia:Atlantic_Records , dbpedia:Death_Row_Records ; dbpedia-owl:genre dbpedia:Gangsta_rap , dbpedia:West_Coast_hip_hop ; dbpedia-owl:subsequentWork dbpedia:Doggystyle ; ns5:artist dbpedia:Snoop_Doggy_Dogg . @prefix foaf: . foaf:name "Over the Counter" ; foaf:page . @prefix xsd: . @prefix ns8: . ns8:releaseDate "1991-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; dbpedia-owl:artist dbpedia:Snoop_Doggy_Dogg ; dbpedia-owl:longtype "(unreleased promo cassette)" ; dbpedia-owl:producer , dbpedia:Warren_G . @prefix rdfs: . rdfs:label "Over the Counter (album)"@en ; dbpedia-owl:thumbnail ; ns8:genre dbpedia:West_Coast_hip_hop , dbpedia:Gangsta_rap ; ns8:subsequentWork dbpedia:Doggystyle ; dbpedia-owl:recordDate "1989-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; ns5:recordDate "1989-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear . @prefix ns10: . ns10:longtype "(unreleased promo cassette)" ; ns10:producer dbpedia:Warren_G , ; dbpprop:abstract "Over the Counter is an album by Snoop Doggy Dogg. Snoop Dogg - Over The Counter When Snoop was talking with Cold 187 he was promised a deal. So Snoop waited..... and waited..... and waited. Nobody ever got back with him. In result, Warren G took 213 to Dre. After Dre heard \"Sooper Dooper Snooper\" he hooked up with Snoop quickly. About the same time, Cold 187 called Snoop. He told him they had a song ready for his vocals called \"Never Missin' A Beat\" (the first minute or so of that track was to be for Snoop). But it was too late, Snoop turned him down. Another song \"Pimpology 101\" was intended for Snoop. Those two tracks were slapped on the album at the last minute as instrumentals. So Snoop was with Dre. Dre was very, very, very impressed by Snoop's smooth, calm, and charismatic demeanor. He wanted an album out immediately. So they went to work. Although, they failed to realize that they had no way of distributing the resulting album. At that time very late in 1991 Dre & Suge managed to hook up a weak deal directly with Time Warner. But the problem was that Dre was rushing everything before it was legal. Death Row was not yet officially a Record Company. It was more like a Record Organization of Dre's respective partners. So, Dre and Snoop record a few songs featuring many of the labels early artists such as RBX, CPO, D.O.C. , Chocolate and everyone else. It featured producers such as Dre himself, Warren G, Chocolate, and DJ Glaze. Not all the songs were created at Death Row though. Some were recorded during Snoop's wait on Cold 187 and before Snoop's introduction to Dre. A couple were songs that Snoop really liked and wanted to include, recorded with Dj Glaze and Foesum in early 1991 that otherwise would never have been heard. He wanted these songs included also because he had hoped to bring the group Perfection (Foesum) onto Death Row because they were desperately searching for a stable deal. They were the only group that were apart of Snoop's cirlce that never got their chance like RBX, Daz, Kurupt, and Malik got. Due to Foesum's contracts with their record company and due to their own unorganized practices, they were never given a chance by Dre. \"Let'em Understand Perfection\" was the only chance they were given on Death Row. Time Warner was not legally capable of Distributing the album, so it was shelved. Only promo tapes were pressed and given to LA radio station but never given authorization to play it. But knowing them they played the shit anyway. The song \"Do You Remember\" was the song most played by radio stations before they were stopped. Tracklist: 1. \u201COver The Counter\u201D Produced by Dr. Dre & Warren G 2. \u201CDogg\u2019s Life\u201D feat. Nate Dogg Produced By Dr. Dre 3. \u201CJack\u2019Em\u201D feat. Convicts Produced By Chocolate 4. \u201C213 Dope Slang\u201D w/Warren G & Nate Dogg Produced By Warren G 5. \u201CKnokin\u2019 Off Everything\u201D w/3-2 & D.O.C. Produced By Chocolate 6. \u201CBlast For Cash\u201D feat. Dr. Dre Produced By Dr. Dre 7. \u201CLet\u2019Em Understand Perfection\u201D w/Foesum Produced By DJ Glaze 8. \u201CThe Message\u201D Produced By DJ Glaze 9. \u201C211\u2033 feat. RBX Produced By Dr. Dre 10. \u201CSigned & Detected\u201D feat. Dogg Pound Produced By Dr. Dre & Warren G 11. \u201CBank Roll\u201D Produced BY ? 12. \u201C187\u2033 Produced By Dr. Dre 13. \u201CC.O.C. Kingpin\u201D feat. Kurupt Produced By Warren G 14. \u201CWelcome To Death Row\u201D feat. Dr. Dre, RBX, Dogg Pound, Bushwick Bill, Convicts, Chocolate, & CPO Produced By Dr. Dre & Warren G 15. \u201CDo You Remember\u201D feat. George Clinton Produced By ? 16. \u201CTrue To The Game\u201D Produced By DJ Glaze Bonus Track \u2013 \u201CCounty Blues\u201D Produced By Aladdin"@en ; rdfs:comment "Over the Counter is an album by Snoop Doggy Dogg. Snoop Dogg - Over The Counter When Snoop was talking with Cold 187 he was promised a deal. So Snoop waited..... and waited..... and waited. Nobody ever got back with him. In result, Warren G took 213 to Dre. After Dre heard \"Sooper Dooper Snooper\" he hooked up with Snoop quickly. About the same time, Cold 187 called Snoop."@en ; foaf:depiction ; dbpedia-owl:releaseDate "1991-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear . @prefix ns11: . dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns11:infobox_album ; dbpprop:type "studio"@en ; dbpprop:genre dbpedia:Gangsta_rap , dbpedia:West_Coast_hip_hop ; dbpprop:label dbpedia:Interscope_Records , dbpedia:Death_Row_Records , dbpedia:Atlantic_Records ; dbpprop:cover "OvertheCounter.jpg"@en ; dbpprop:nextAlbum "''Doggystyle''
(1993)"@en ; dbpprop:artist dbpedia:Snoop_Doggy_Dogg ; dbpprop:released 1991 ; dbpprop:producer dbpedia:Warren_G , ; dbpprop:recorded "1989 - 1991"@en ; dbpprop:longtype "unreleased promo cassette)"@en ; dbpprop:redirect .