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The follow up to 2013's 'Doris' offers ten tracks, and features guest appearances from Vince Staples, Na'kel and Wiki from Ratking. With 'I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside', Kgositsile delivers his most personal and artistically compelling collection of music yet.
Track Listing:
1. Huey - Earl Sweatshirt (1.52)
2. Mantra - Earl Sweatshirt (3.48)
3. Faucet - Earl Sweatshirt (3.07)
4. Grief - Earl Sweatshirt (4.1)
5. Off Top - Earl Sweatshirt (1.46)
6. Grown Ups (Feat. Da$H) - Earl Sweatshirt (2.57)
7. AM // Radio (Feat. Wiki) - Earl Sweatshirt (4.02)
8. Inside - Earl Sweatshirt (1.49)
9. DNA (Feat. Na-kel) - Earl Sweatshirt (3.52)
10. Wool (Feat. Vince Staples) - Earl Sweatshirt (2.33)
Year of Production: 2015
The follow up to 2013’s ‘Doris’ offers ten tracks, and features guest appearances from Vince Staples, Na’kel and Wiki from Ratking. With ‘I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside’, Kgositsile delivers his most personal and artistically compelling collection of music yet.
Track Listing:
1. Huey – Earl Sweatshirt (1.52)
2. Mantra – Earl Sweatshirt (3.48)
3. Faucet – Earl Sweatshirt (3.07)
4. Grief – Earl Sweatshirt (4.1)
5. Off Top – Earl Sweatshirt (1.46)
6. Grown Ups (Feat. Da$H) – Earl Sweatshirt (2.57)
7. AM // Radio (Feat. Wiki) – Earl Sweatshirt (4.02)
8. Inside – Earl Sweatshirt (1.49)
9. DNA (Feat. Na-kel) – Earl Sweatshirt (3.52)
10. Wool (Feat. Vince Staples) – Earl Sweatshirt (2.33)
Year of Production: 2015
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I Don't Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside is Earl Sweatshirts stark and unfiltered second studio album, released on March 23, 2015. Self-produced under his alias randomblackdude and with contributions from Left Brain, the album embraces a lo-fi soundscape that mirrors Earl's retreat from public life and emotional introspection. With a runtime of under 30 minutes, it explores themes of grief, depression, and disillusionment. Tracks like Grief and Faucet frame Earl's dense, introspective lyricism within a sparse, haunting sonic backdrop, reflecting an artist increasingly focused on internal truths rather than external validation.
The album was widely praised for its raw honesty and artistic maturity. Rather than trying to appeal to mainstream expectations, Earl embraced minimalism and solitude, delivering a work that felt cohesive,
Condition: Brand New
I Don’t Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside is Earl Sweatshirts stark and unfiltered second studio album, released on March 23, 2015. Self-produced under his alias randomblackdude and with contributions from Left Brain, the album embraces a lo-fi soundscape that mirrors Earl’s retreat from public life and emotional introspection. With a runtime of under 30 minutes, it explores themes of grief, depression, and disillusionment. Tracks like Grief and Faucet frame Earl’s dense, introspective lyricism within a sparse, haunting sonic backdrop, reflecting an artist increasingly focused on internal truths rather than external validation.
The album was widely praised for its raw honesty and artistic maturity. Rather than trying to appeal to mainstream expectations, Earl embraced minimalism and solitude, delivering a work that felt cohesive,
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