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1997 single past Sublime

"Doin' Fourth dimension"
Covers DoinTimeSingleCover.jpg
Single by Sublime
from the album Sublime
Released November 25, 1997
Recorded 1996
Genre
  • Trip hop
  • reggae
Length 4:12
Label Gasoline Aisle
Songwriter(s)
  • Ira Gershwin
  • Dorothy Heyward
  • Bradley Nowell
  • Maggie Plum
Producer(s)
  • David Kahne
  • Jerry Duplesis
Sublime singles chronology
"Wrong Way"
(1997) 		"Doin' Time"
(1997)

"Doin' Fourth dimension" is a song by the American band Sublime for their cocky-titled tertiary anthology. The lyrics tell of a adulterous girlfriend, whose infidelities and poor treatment of her lover makes him experience like he is in prison house. It was released every bit a single on November 25, 1997; the disc contained alternate versions of the song by Wyclef Jean and The Pharcyde. Additional versions appeared on the post-Bradley Nowell compilation album 2d-hand Smoke and several bootlegs, including 1 with Snoop Dogg.

This song reached number 87 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 28 on the Mod Rock Tracks chart.

Limerick [edit]

"Doin' Time" samples "Summertime" by George Gershwin, composed for the opera Porgy and Bess. The rail heavily samples a cover of "Summertime" by jazz flautist Herbie Mann, a live bossa nova version from his album Herbie Mann at the Village Gate. The band originally recorded the song with the lyrics "doin' time and the livin's easy". In order to release the song using the Gershwin sample, the band had to agree to use the line "summer" instead of "doin' time". However, the vocal was already recorded with the "doin' time" lyric, and lead vocalist Bradley Nowell had recently died of a heroin overdose. The lyric was re-recorded by Sublime's friend/producer Michael Happoldt singing "summertime". It is this version of the song that appears on Sublime's self-titled album.[one] Future Long Beach Dub Allstars DJ Marshall Goodman appears on the recording and is mentioned in the lyrics.

The line "And we tin exercise it like this, in the place to be." is sampled from the Beastie Boys' "Slow and Low" from their 1986 anthology Licensed to Ill. The song besides samples "Jump for Jah" and "Come At present" by Ini Kamoze, "Buffalo Gals" past Malcolm McLaren, and "Holy Thursday" past David Axelrod.

Re-release [edit]

The original version of "Doin' Fourth dimension" with the original, unaltered vocal was released in 2006 on the Deluxe Edition of the ring's self-titled Sublime album, as well as the 2 disc 180 gram vinyl "Back To Black 60th Vinyl Anniversary" edition. The deluxe edition too includes 5 remixes of "Doin' Time", and the original music video.

Rails listing [edit]

  1. "Doin' Time" (Bradley Version) – 4:16
  2. "Doin' Time" (Remixed by Wyclef Jean) – 3:49
  3. "Doin' Time" (Remixed past Marshall Arts featuring The Pharcyde) – 4:ten
  4. "Doin' Fourth dimension" (Album Version) – 4:12

Charts [edit]

Chart (1997–98) Peak
position
US Billboard Hot 100[2] 87
US Alternative Airplay (Billboard)[three] 28

Lana Del Rey version [edit]

"Doin' Time"
Lana Del Rey - Doin' Time.png
Unmarried by Lana Del Rey
from the album Norman Fucking Rockwell!
Released May 17, 2019 (2019-05-17)
Studio
  • Gold Tooth (Los Angeles, CA)
  • SARM (London, England)
Genre Trip hop
Length 3:22
Characterization
  • Polydor
  • Interscope
Songwriter(south)
  • Ira Gershwin
  • Dorothy Heyward
  • Bradley Nowell
  • Maggie Plum
Producer(south)
  • Andrew Watt
  • Happy Perez
Lana Del Rey singles chronology
"Hope Is a Unsafe Thing for a Woman Like Me to Take – but I Have It"
(2019) 		"Doin' Time"
(2019) 		"The Greatest"
(2019)
Music video
"Doin' Time" on YouTube

On May vii, 2019, American vocalist Lana Del Rey teased a cover of the vocal and said it was "coming soon".[iv] Del Rey's cover was officially released on May 17, 2019, coinciding with the premiere of a documentary about Sublime at the Tribeca Film Festival.[v] It was released every bit the fourth single from Del Rey's 6th studio album Norman Fucking Rockwell!. On August 29, 2019, she released a music video for the embrace, which referenced the film Attack of the 50 Pes Adult female (1958). When asked about covering the song, Del Rey credited the transitioning of and shifts in genres to Sublime, maxim the group "made a genre and audio totally their own", adding that because of the enduring "SoCal vibe" the group created, "not a day goes by that [she does non] mind to at least one Sublime song."[6]

Critical reception [edit]

Del Rey's version of "Doin' Time" received critical acclaim upon its release, with critics equally well as Sublime's former bandmates and family offer praise for Del Rey's treatment of the song.[6] [7]

An article from Rolling Stone that described Del Rey'southward cover as "shimmering" and "glittering" included Sublime drummer Bud Gaugh's personal evaluation of Del Rey's version, wherein Gaugh lauded the incorporation of her well-recognized song style into the vocal and said that the "smoky, sexy, and iconic sound of her phonation breathes new life into 1 of our favorite singles."[6] In an interview published by iHeartRadio, Troy Dendekker, the widow of Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell, besides praised Del Rey's embrace by calling it "magical and haunting" and explained that information technology was "an honor to accept [Del Rey'due south] talent complement the Sublime legacy."[7]

Billboard, reviewer Gil Kaufman stated that Del Rey "does [the song] justice", particular highlighting how Del Rey incorporated her own "sleepy, intimate vibe over the song's laid-dorsum groove."[eight] The Fader 's Meaghan Garvey gave a positive review to the vocal, saying that "the song of the summer is 'Doin' Time' by Sublime, as sung by Lana herself", and opined that "[Del Rey'south] version of 'Doin' Time' improves upon the original, with its slinkier arrangement and fluttering span.".[9] Stereogum 'south Keely Quinlan gave an overwhelmingly positive review, praising it as a "very, very practiced" cover and went on to country that Del Rey'due south "stacked, reverb-soaked vocals fit this vibe expertly, and some boosted percussion adds a gorgeous sweetness."[10] Eric Torres of Pitchfork also gave praise to Del Rey's version when he described the encompass as "decidedly inside Del Rey's wheelhouse." and highlighted the way in which Del Rey "[adapted] Bradley Nowell's expressive rapping into her own blasé drawl."[11]

Music video [edit]

In the video, Del Rey — as an analog of the l Foot behemothic woman — appears amid locations across Los Angeles. At the video's offset, Del Rey is plant reclining in an empty channel of the L.A. River. She plucks a palm tree out of the basis and walks upwardly a downtown L.A. street with it, and so drops it. She then drinks from a water tower (which has disappointingly little water in it, reflecting the lyric that her lover cheats and and so there'south very little left for her) and checks her makeup in a glass window. She steps over a thruway and goes to Venice Beach, where she walks into the ocean and splashes in the water. This is revealed to exist a motion picture that Lizzy, the old Lana, is watching at the Drive-In. She sees her boyfriend making out with another girl and she doesn't look pleased. After messing with sand, Lana from the movie blows a sandstorm into the audition, then climbs out of the bulldoze-in screen to milk shake & drop the machine her swain and the other daughter is in, killing them, exacting revenge on behalf of Lizzy. She and Lizzy give each other a smile, then she climbs back into the movie.

Credits and personnel [edit]

  • Lana Del Rey – vocals
  • Andrew Watt – production, instrumentation, programming, guitar, mixing
  • Happy Perez – product
  • Eric Wilson – bass guitar
  • Josh Freese – drums
  • Bud Gaugh – drums
  • Gale Levant – harp
  • Paul LaMalfe – technology, mixing
  • Dave Kutch – mastering

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Awards [edit]

Twelvemonth Awards anniversary Accolade Results Ref
2020 MTV Video Music Awards Best Alternative Nominated

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Release history [edit]

In pop culture [edit]

  • The song is featured in the soundtrack for the 2001 video game Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX two.[46]

References [edit]

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doin%27_Time

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