Game (2), The
Doctor's Advocate (Clean Vinyl)

Listening notes

The Game's Doctor's Advocate arrived on Geffen Records in 2006, and this clean vinyl pressing — catalogued as GEFR-11983-1 — represents the album's release in that format. Spread across four sides, the pressing accommodates all sixteen tracks from the original album, with Side A and Side B each carrying four tracks, and Sides C and D doing the same.

The tracklist follows the sequence established on the album, opening Side A with "Lookin At You" and moving through "Da S***," "It's Okay (One Blood)," and "Compton." Side B picks up with "Remedy," "Let's Ride," "Too Much," and "Wouldn't Get Far." Side C continues with "Scream On Em," "One Night," the title track "Doctor's Advocate," and "Ol' English," before Side D closes the record with "California Vacation," "Bang," "Around The World," and "Why You Hate The Game."

The release is catalogued under the genres of Hip Hop, Pop Rap, and Thug Rap, situating it within the range of styles The Game was working across at the time. The clean designation indicates this pressing carries edited content, as opposed to an explicit version of the album.

As a four-sided vinyl release, the pressing divides a sixteen-track album evenly across its surfaces, a practical consideration for a project of this length. The Geffen Records imprint appears on the release, consistent with The Game's label home during this period.

Track durations are not documented for this pressing, and no additional personnel or production credits are available within the verified information for this entry. Further annotation would require independent confirmation from liner notes or other primary sources.