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On Tha Last Meal, Snoop proves that all the glitter isn't gone from his golden throat. He's so secure that he even dips into crooning on the so-fresh-and-so-clean "Leave Me Alone". But it largely achieves its smoothness through worn-leather raps delivered with pimp savoir-faire and production--supplied by Dr Dre, Timbaland, Meech Wells and others--that swaps the charisma-free bounce of Snoop's last two albums for an up-tempo, newly enthused sound. The glee is echoed in Snoop's rhymes. "I'm in a three-piece suit looking too cute" Snoop gloats on "Stacey Adams". "Go Away" serves as the Dogg's new position statement, on which he belligerently proclaims "I'm too young to retire, I'm having fun with it / See, when you learn what to do with it, I'll be done with it." Indeed, it'll take a nation of haters to keep Snoop down, something that Snoop nods to on "True Lies," which features the boldest player of all, President Bill Clinton. With even the prez doing dirt, it's clear the game still isn't to be told. --Jon Caramanica