Product Overview
Title: Donuts
Label: Stones Throw Records
Format: Vinyl
Country: US
Released: 2013
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Instrumental, Lo-Fi
A1 Donuts (Outro) 0:12
A2 Workinonit 2:57
A3 Waves 1:38
A4 Light My Fire 0:35
A5 The New 0:49
A6 Stop 1:39
A7 People 1:24
A8 The Diff'rence 1:52
B1 Mash 1:31
B2 Time: The Donut Of The Heart 1:38
B3 Glazed 1:21
B4 Airworks 1:44
B5 Lightworks 1:55
B6 Stepson Of The Clapper 1:01
B7 The Twister (Huh, What) 1:16
C1 One Eleven 1:11
C2 Two Can Win 1:47
C3 Don't Cry 1:59
C4 Anti-American Graffiti 1:53
C5 Geek Down 1:19
C6 Thunder 0:54
C7 Gobstopper 1:05
D1 One For Ghost 1:18
D2 Dilla Says Go 1:16
D3 Walkinonit 1:15
D4 The Factory 1:23
D5 U-Love 1:00
D6 Hi. 1:16
D7 Bye. 1:27
D8 Last Donut Of The Night 1:39
D9 Welcome To The Show 1:11
Reissue of [r619872]
With Dilla's smile picture on the cover
Sticker on plastic shield, front cover
Back cover and labels show also other graphics than on first release
â“’ 2006 Stones Throw Records
Printed on sticker:
Legendary instrumental hip-hop album from the architect of soulful hip-hop.
Donuts was the last completed work in the life of J Dilla / James Yancey (1974/2006)
Released the same week he passed away, Donuts has since been recognized as one of the defining works of his career
"My favourite producer? J Dilla, Jay Dee from Detroit." - [a=Pharrell Williams]
"Jay Dee Is a drum god. His drums can’t be topped." - [a=Kanye West]
BPM (not provided on the record):
A1: 97 | A2: 92 | A3: 90 | A4: 98 | A5: 88 | A6: 86 | A7: 98 | A8: 96
B1: 102 | B2: 95 | B3: 98 | B4: 93 | B5: 96 | B6: 98 | B7: 100
C1: 88 | C2: 93 | C3: 87 | C4: 91 | C5: 92 | C6: 95 | C7: 87
D1: 86 | D2: 100 | D3: 96 | D4: 96 | D5: 89 | D6: 85 | D7: 88 | D8: 81 | D9: 91
Barcode and other identifiers
Matrix / Runout S-60314 RE-3 STH.2126 RE-3 - A
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - B S-60315 RE-1
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - C S-60316 RE-1
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - D S-60317 RE-1
Matrix / Runout â„›
Barcode 6 59457 21261 2
Label: Stones Throw Records
Format: Vinyl
Country: US
Released: 2013
Genre: Hip Hop
Style: Instrumental, Lo-Fi
A1 Donuts (Outro) 0:12
A2 Workinonit 2:57
A3 Waves 1:38
A4 Light My Fire 0:35
A5 The New 0:49
A6 Stop 1:39
A7 People 1:24
A8 The Diff'rence 1:52
B1 Mash 1:31
B2 Time: The Donut Of The Heart 1:38
B3 Glazed 1:21
B4 Airworks 1:44
B5 Lightworks 1:55
B6 Stepson Of The Clapper 1:01
B7 The Twister (Huh, What) 1:16
C1 One Eleven 1:11
C2 Two Can Win 1:47
C3 Don't Cry 1:59
C4 Anti-American Graffiti 1:53
C5 Geek Down 1:19
C6 Thunder 0:54
C7 Gobstopper 1:05
D1 One For Ghost 1:18
D2 Dilla Says Go 1:16
D3 Walkinonit 1:15
D4 The Factory 1:23
D5 U-Love 1:00
D6 Hi. 1:16
D7 Bye. 1:27
D8 Last Donut Of The Night 1:39
D9 Welcome To The Show 1:11
Reissue of [r619872]
With Dilla's smile picture on the cover
Sticker on plastic shield, front cover
Back cover and labels show also other graphics than on first release
â“’ 2006 Stones Throw Records
Printed on sticker:
Legendary instrumental hip-hop album from the architect of soulful hip-hop.
Donuts was the last completed work in the life of J Dilla / James Yancey (1974/2006)
Released the same week he passed away, Donuts has since been recognized as one of the defining works of his career
"My favourite producer? J Dilla, Jay Dee from Detroit." - [a=Pharrell Williams]
"Jay Dee Is a drum god. His drums can’t be topped." - [a=Kanye West]
BPM (not provided on the record):
A1: 97 | A2: 92 | A3: 90 | A4: 98 | A5: 88 | A6: 86 | A7: 98 | A8: 96
B1: 102 | B2: 95 | B3: 98 | B4: 93 | B5: 96 | B6: 98 | B7: 100
C1: 88 | C2: 93 | C3: 87 | C4: 91 | C5: 92 | C6: 95 | C7: 87
D1: 86 | D2: 100 | D3: 96 | D4: 96 | D5: 89 | D6: 85 | D7: 88 | D8: 81 | D9: 91
Barcode and other identifiers
Matrix / Runout S-60314 RE-3 STH.2126 RE-3 - A
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - B S-60315 RE-1
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - C S-60316 RE-1
Matrix / Runout STH.2126 - D S-60317 RE-1
Matrix / Runout â„›
Barcode 6 59457 21261 2
