DJ Shadow’s classic debut album. There are many slight design variations from country to country, but as usual, the superior and originally intended presentation is found on the Mo’ Wax UK versions.

Is the studio/Mixtape Album by artist/Rapper/DJ DJ Shadow, and Album has highlight a Electronic, Pop, Rock sound. It was released/out on 1996 in English dialect, by some Music Recording Company, as the follow-up to last studio/Mixtape Album.

The Album features coordinated efforts with makers, producers and guest artists and is noted for DJ Shadow experimentation with new melodic types. Was generally welcomed by critics and was designated/won distinctive awards.

DJ Shadow's 1996 new Album 'Endtroducing.' Is presently accessible for free download in mp3 320kbps lossy format with HD Cover Art (Download Here: and DJ/Dolby sound. The artist just dropped his latest collection Endtroducing. – and we have it here for you to check out!

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This is absolutely the best thing I've seen for ages (thanks, John). The after-school percussion group at Minnetonka High School, Minneapolis, rehearsed for months and can now play two tracks from DJ Shadow's 'Endtroducing' album. The music was arranged by 25 year-old geographer/law student/vibraslap enthusiast Brian Udelhofen, who teaches the group. The Shadow Percussion Project links to of the group's live performance in May 2005. They play 'Building Steam with a Grain of Salt' and 'Changeling'.

What's amazing is how much like the record they sound (given the rather fuzzy audio), at least on 'Building Steam'. The drummers recreate the glitchy MPC-60 loop editing pretty much perfectly. Medals all round. Meanwhile, at the other end of the legal scale, you may find a very cool torrent on your local filesharing network called 'Dj Shadow - Endtroducing Sample Sources', which contains 36 tracks, from Metallica to Billy Cobham, that were used on the album.

UPDATE: The video is now at the Internet Archive. If you have any problems. UPDATE: 67MB is a hell of a big file, isn't it?

Here's the first minute of 'Building Steam', squeezed down to:. PREVIOUSLY: More cool videos: / / / / / / /. Why are people raving about this? I do not see how this music is 'totally awesome'. The drummer is sloppy, never tight, and certainly not 'like a drummachine' as someone put it. The vibes and piano lines are extremely simple, and form no challenge at all. I advise you people to take a look at Milt Jackson for example.

Now that is (was) a vibe player. I am sure for the local schoolband it's quite cool to be able to do this, but for an objective music fanatic it just seems to suck. No offence, just keep practising.

Let's say you guys are halfway of putting on a decent live show i'd pay for. Anonymous a couple posts ahead of me needs to keep things in a bit of perspective here. This is a HIGH SCHOOL band!!!

And not even an 'officially sanctioned' one, that i can tell. The connotation of 'after school' that i get is that it's just some music geeks getting together with their teacher with the hope of doing something cool.