DJ Shadow-Reconstructed The Best Of DJ Shadow-CD-FLAC-2012-JLM
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DJ Shadow – Reconstructed The Best Of DJ Shadow
Release Info
Artist…..: DJ Shadow
Album …..: Reconstructed The Best Of DJ Shadow
Label……: Island/Universal
Source…..: CD (LP)
Year…….: 2012
Genre……: Trip-Hop
Rip date…: 2012-09-29
Store date.: 2012-00-00
Bitrate….: 856 kbps
Encoder….: FLAC 1.2.1 -8
Size…….: 427.04 megs
Track List
1. Midnight In A Perfect World 4:59
2. High Noon 3:58
3. Ive Been Trying 3:12
4. This Time (Im Gonna Try It My Way) 3:03
5. You Cant Go Home Again (Radio Edit) 4:42
6. Scale It Back feat. Little Dragon (Single Edit) 3:40
7. Listen feat. Terry Reid (Previously Unreleased) 2:59
8. Stem (Single Edit) 3:26
9. Six Days 5:00
10. Wont You Be 3:36
11. Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul Re-Edit) 4:27
12. Lonely Soul (Unkle feat. Richard Ashcroft) (7″ Version) 4:20
13. Blood On The Motorway 8:16
14. You Made It feat. Chris James 2:44
15. Redeemed 4:26
16. Dark Days (Main Theme) 4:28
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67:16
Release Notes
DJ Shadow, is rightly regarded as one of the most influential and
consistently innovative artists to emerge from music in the last 20 years,
has a collection of his finest recordings released on September 25th via
UMe. Known as “an electronic musical pioneer and turntable mastermind”
(Pitchfork.com) Reconstructed: The Best Of DJ Shadow will be released on one
single CD and double vinyl.
All the music is drawn from Shadow s 20-year career – from the early pre-Mo
Wax days, right up to the present and his most recent album, The Less You
Know, The Better. Perhaps most exciting to Shadow fans is the inclusion of
two brand new tracks, including the pop masterpiece Listen, featuring
legendary vocalist Terry Reid.
Josh Davis, aka DJ Shadow, changed the game in 1996 with the release of his
universally acclaimed debut album Endtroducing… Made entirely from
samples, Endtroducing… was like nothing that had come before. As the New
York Times stated, the critically acclaimed Endtroducing … helped define
the then cutting-edge genre of instrumental hip-hop: dance music with
symphonic sweep built from scores of samples dug out of eclectic and often
obscure recordings. And TIME Magazine named it as one of 100 top albums
since 1954. Sixteen years on and it remains as potent and revered an album
as it was on release. Shadow followed up two years later by making the
lions share of the music on the 1998 U.N.K.L.E. album, Psyence Fiction, an
album with James Lavelle, featuring Thom Yorke, Ian Brown and Richard
Ashcroft amongst others. By the time he released The Private Press, 2002,
Davis felt he had taken emotive instrumental music created entirely from
samples as far as it could go and the new record took Shadow into new
territories confounding those who were waiting on Endtroducing…Part 2. The
Private Press remains one of the most underrated follow-up albums. The
Outsider (2006) saw DJ Shadow making a hip-hop record featuring some of
leading exponents of the Bay Area s then burgeoning Hyphy scene while last
year s The Less You Know, the Better, was, according to according to Stool
Pigeon magazine, a testament to his enduring sampling genius.
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