DJ ShadowEndtroducing...

Label:

UMe – B0004455-02

Series:

Deluxe Edition

Format:

CD , Album, Reissue
CD , Compilation
All Media , Deluxe Edition

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Hip Hop

Style:

Trip Hop

Tracklist

The Album
1-1 Best Foot Forward 0:48
1-2 Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt 6:41
1-3 The Number Song 4:38
1-4a Changeling 7:51
1-4b ** Transmission 1
1-5 What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4) 5:08
1-6 (Untitled) 0:24
1-7a Stem/Long Stem 9:22
1-7b ** Transmission 2
1-8 Mutual Slump 4:03
1-9 Organ Donor 1:57
1-10 Why Hip Hop Sucks In '96 0:41
1-11 Midnight In A Perfect World 5:02
1-12 Napalm Brain/Scatter Brain 9:23
1-13a What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1-Blue Sky Revisit) 7:28
1-13b ** Transmission 3
Excessive Ephemera
2-1 Best Foot Forward (Alternate Version) 1:16
2-2 Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt (Alternate Take Without Overdubs) 6:43
2-3 The Number Song (Cut Chemist Party Mix)
RemixCut Chemist
5:14
2-4 Changeling (Original Demo Excerpt) 1:00
2-5 Stem (Cops 'N' Robbers Mix) 3:48
2-6 Soup (Single Version) 0:44
2-7 Red Bus Needs To Leave 2:45
2-8 Mutual Slump (Alternate Take Without Overdubs) 4:21
2-9 Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul) 4:29
2-10 Why Hip Hop Sucks In '96 (Alternate Take) 0:54
2-11 Midnight In A Perfect World (Gab Mix)
FeaturingGab*
4:55
2-12 Napalm Brain (Original Demo Beat) 0:35
2-13 What Does Your Soul Look Like (Peshay Remix)
RemixPeshay
9:24
2-14 Live In Oxford, England Oct. 30 1997
DJ MixDJ Shadow
12:35

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright ©Universal Island Records Ltd.
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Universal Island Records Ltd.
  • Made ByEDC, USA
  • Distributed ByUniversal Music & Video Distribution, Corp.
  • Manufactured ByIsland Def Jam Music Group

Credits

  • Art DirectionVartan (4)
  • Coordinator [Photo]Ryan Null
  • DesignOtherworldly
  • Liner NotesEliot Wilder
  • Management [Licensing]Kelly Martinez
  • Management [Product Manager]Adam Starr
  • Management, Reissue Producer [Supervised By]Jamal Chalabi
  • Mastered ByGavin Lurssen
  • Photography By [All Except Montage]B Plus*
  • Photography By [Montage]Will Bankhead
  • Producer, Reissue Producer [Supervised By], Liner NotesDJ Shadow
  • Production ManagerMonique McGuffin
  • Reissue Producer [Supervised By]Dana Smart
  • Research [Master Tape]Zoe Roberts

Notes

Comes in a double folded digipak with plastic sleeve wrapped around.

First disc is the original release version of Endtroducing... Second disc includes Demo/Alternate versions of original tracks and tracks exclusive to CD singles.

℗ © 2005 Universal Island Records Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 02498 28682 1
  • Barcode (String): 602498286821
  • Matrix / Runout (CD1): B00 044 5502CD01 01$ MADE IN USA BY EDC
  • Matrix / Runout (CD2): B00 044 5502CD02 01$ MADE IN USA BY EDC
  • Mastering SID Code (CD1 & CD2): IFPI L009
  • Mould SID Code (CD1): IFPI 0318
  • Mould SID Code (CD2): IFPI 0396

Other Versions (5 of 78)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
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Endtroducing..... (2×LP, Album, Gatefold) Mo Wax MW059 UK & Europe 1996
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Endtroducing..... (CD, Album, Card Sleeve) Mo Wax MW059CD UK 1996
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Endtroducing..... (CD, Album) FFRR 697-124 123-2 US 1996
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Endtroducing..... (2×LP, Album) FFRR 697-124 123-1 US 1996
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Endtroducing..... (CD, Album) Mo Wax 74321563942, 0088332MRO Europe 1996

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Reviews

  • Ghostchase's avatar
    Ghostchase
    Edited 3 months ago
    There is no ploy here. This the deluxe version Shadow wanted to put out with his control. He says it himself on the damn album! I completely disagree with this negative toned review here, despite giving a 4/5 stars. Criticizing an artist that made one of the most iconic hip-hop, sampled-based records of all time with the critique that the inclusion of B-sides and alternates weren't unreleased? Come on. Greedy much? I want new material?! Boohoo. Then to thumbing your nose at the chance of written material detailing the creation of the mystic record? That's the most pretentious thing ever. Island Records was the big money, major label attached to this release later on, and I'm sure helped keep the lights on at Mo'Wax and keep the royalties paid for all the samples once it became so popular. DJ Shadow worked in tandem with Island to make this deluxe version in the shape he wanted. The inclusion of Excessive Ephemera is a perfect opposite side of the record, and like countless Deluxe Versions from Island and related labels that collects said related material from said record, saving you from tracking down all the Mo'Wax CD singles from the album. Now, enjoy it. It's about nuances here. From the Peshay Remix (which is the only way to get it digitally), Extended Overhaul, to the added Heat sample on Stem, to (Hello!) the BBC live set?! Just listen and enjoy. Chill out and stop complaining so much.
    • awillhoite's avatar
      awillhoite
      Edited 19 years ago
      Another ploy by our friend Josh Davis “DJ Shadow” to steal funds from seemingly unsuspecting fans, beware. Possibly the worst thirty dollars I’ve ever spent. When I heard of the re-release I was stoked the package sounded great, New Liner Notes Booklet, Alternate Takes, Demos, B-Sides but the price was a bit steep. I figured its DJ Shadow you can’t go wrong, right? Wrong. The second disc is a shoddily compiled list of tracks already released on singles Demos lasting no longer than a minute and a half and Alternate takes no different than the originals less scratching and samples. Don’t get me wrong I’d pay thirty dollars for just Endtroducing by itself its quite possible one of my favorite albums of all times but adding this second disc is just an insult to all Shadow fans and himself. In giving the booklet a once through I notice an ment for the new book entitled Endtroducing. The book is dedicated to the recording of Shadow’s first full length. Is that not the most pretentious thing you’ve ever heard? Makes me wonder what’s next the DJ Shadow the movie? Man I haven’t been this heated since the release of Private Press.

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