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Doris

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Earl Sweatshirt — Doris

2024 · Hip Hop · Hardcore Hip-Hop · 44 min · Iconic

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Discogs(source)
label
Columbia
notes
Foil stamped and tip on double gatefold.
images
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labels
Columbia, Tan Cressida, Odd Future Records
styles
Hardcore Hip-Hop
videos
Earl Sweatshirt - Doris (Full Album) High Quality!, Pre, Burgundy, 20 Wave Caps, Sunday, Earl Sweatshirt - Hive (Official Audio), Earl Sweatshirt - Chum, Sasquatch, Centurion, 523, Uncle Al, Guild, Molasses, Whoa, Hoarse, Knight
country
US
credits
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masterId
585464
released
2024-05-00
companies
Vinyl Me, Please (Exclusive Retailer), Air Mastering (Lacquer Cut At), AIR Mastering (Mastered At), GZ Media (Pressed By), Tan Cressida (Copyright (c)), Tan Cressida (Phonographic Copyright (p)), Sony Music Entertainment (Manufactured By), Vinyl Me, Please (Manufactured For), Larrabee Sound Studios (Mixed At), The Sanctuary, Narnia, CA (Mixed At), The Mastering Palace (Mastered At), Alex's Dad's Basement (Mixed At)
tracklist
A1. Pre (2:52), A2. Burgundy (2:07), A3. 20 Wave Caps (2:12), A4. Sunday (3:26), A5. Hive (4:37), A6. Chum (4:04), A7. Sasquatch (2:48), B1. Centurion (3:04), B2. 523 (1:32), B3. Uncle Al (0:53), B4. Guild (3:54), B5. Molasses (2:16), B6. Whoah (3:16), B7. Hoarse (3:52), B8. Knight (3:14)
numForSale
20
dataQuality
Needs Vote
identifiers
Barcode: 196588634017, Matrix / Runout: 273652E1 1842411 19658863407 A2, Matrix / Runout: 273652E2 1780410 19658863407 B1
catalogNumber
19658863401
formatDescriptions
LP, Album, Club Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo
Spotify(source)
upc
886444062770
images
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artists
Earl Sweatshirt
albumType
album
spotifyId
5vRfIDOPJHy3W2wHWbzLlE
tracklist
1. Pre (feat. SK La' Flare) (2:52), 2. Burgundy (feat. Vince Staples) (2:07), 3. 20 Wave Caps (feat. Domo Genesis) (2:12), 4. Sunday (feat. Frank Ocean) (3:26), 5. Hive (feat. Vince Staples & Casey Veggies) (4:37), 6. Chum (4:04), 7. Sasquatch (feat. Tyler, The Creator) (2:48), 8. Centurion (feat. Vince Staples) (3:04), 9. 523 (1:32), 10. Uncle Al (0:53), 11. Guild (feat. Mac Miller) (3:54), 12. Molasses (feat. RZA) (2:16), 13. Whoa (feat. Tyler, The Creator) (3:16), 14. Hoarse (3:52), 15. Knight (feat. Domo Genesis) (3:14)
copyrights
(P) 2013 Tan Cressida, under exclusive license to Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
releaseDate
2013-08-16
totalTracks
15
releaseDatePrecision
day
Last.fm(source)
mbid
0dfef043-6f1b-49d6-9a60-891c9f667e1e
imageUrl
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tracklist
1. Pre (2:52), 2. Burgundy (2:07), 3. 20 Wave Caps (2:12), 4. Sunday (3:26), 5. Hive (4:37), 6. Chum (4:03), 7. Sasquatch (2:48), 8. Centurion (3:04), 9. 523 (1:31), 10. Uncle Al (0:52), 11. Guild (3:54), 12. Molasses (2:16), 13. Whoa (3:16), 14. Hoarse (3:52), 15. Knight (3:14)
bioContent
Doris is Earl Sweatshirt’s debut album following the success of his 2010 mixtape, Earl. Production began on approximately February 2012 as revealed through one of his tweets when he returned from Samoa. On December of the same year, he would announce the album’s title and various music outlets reported its supposed feature list. Earl would then confirm the release date for Doris on July 2013, to be on August 20th of that year, in addition to displaying the tracklist and cover for the first time. Earl explores various themes throughout the bulk of Doris; mostly on reminiscing his past, his opinions about his current fame as a rapper, or just rapping on his drug use. Each track is as sonically different as it is lyrically. He and fellow OF member, Frank Ocean rap about their current relationships and druggy lifestyle over a mellow beat on “Sunday” which contrasts the murky production found on “Knight” where Earl raps about his father’s abscence during his childhood. The album was led by three singles: 2012’s “Chum” and 2013’s “Whoa” and “Hive” and was distributed through Earl’s own label, Tan Cressida, a subdivision of Columbia Records. It did commercially well, charting highly on many global record lists and appearing on many album year-end compilations. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
bioSummary
Doris is Earl Sweatshirt’s debut album following the success of his 2010 mixtape, Earl. Production began on approximately February 2012 as revealed through one of his tweets when he returned from Samoa. On December of the same year, he would announce the album’s title and various music outlets reported its supposed feature list. Earl would then confirm the release date for Doris on July 2013, to be on August 20th of that year, in addition to displaying the tracklist and cover for the first time. Earl explores various themes throughout the bulk of Doris; mostly on reminiscing his past, his Read more on Last.fm.
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05 May 2021, 21:31
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