Tracklist
| A1 | Best Foot Forward | |
| A2 | Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt | |
| A3 | The Number Song | |
| B1.a | Changeling | |
| B1.b | **Transmission 1 | |
| B2 | Stem/Long Stem | |
| C1.a | **Transmission 2 | |
| C1.b | Mutual Slump | |
| C2 | Organ Donor | |
| C3 | Why Hip Hop Sucks In '96 | |
| C4 | Midnight In A Perfect World | |
| D1 | Napalm Brain/Scatter Brain | |
| D2.a | What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1 - Blue Sky Revisit) | |
| D2.b | **Transmission 3 |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – The Glue Factory
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Mo Wax Recordings
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – A&M Records Ltd.
- Copyright © – Mo Wax Recordings
- Copyright © – A&M Records Ltd.
- Manufactured By – I.L.S.
- Marketed By – I.L.S.
- Lacquer Cut At – Masterdisk
- Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound
Credits
- A&R [Mowax International] – James Lavelle
- Design [Sleeve] – Ben Drury
- Design [Sleeve], Photography By [Montage Photo] – Will Bankhead
- Lacquer Cut By – RJ* (tracks: D1 to D2.b)
- Photography By – B Plus*
- Photography By [Montage Photo] – Barney Bankhead
- Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – DJ Shadow
Notes
Printed inner sleeves on one side with a photo on the other with the tracklisting and credits.
Recorded at The Glue Factory, San Francisco.
Track A2 contains a sample of "I Feel A New Shadow" as performed by Jeremy Storch courtesy of BMG Records.
Track B1.a contains a sample of "Invisible Limits" as performed by Tangerine Dream courtesy of Virgin Records.
Track B1.b contains a sample of "Love Suite" as performed by Nirvana (2) courtesy of Island Records.
Track C1.a contains a sample of "Possibly Maybe" as performed by Björk courtesy of Elektra Entertainment. Under license from One Little Indian Records.
Track C4 contains a sample of "The Madness Subsides" as performed by Pekka Pohjola courtesy of Virgin Records.
Track D2.a contains a sample of "The Voice Of The Saxophone" from "Afro-American Suite Of Evolution" as performed by In Motion courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment.
Originally released in 1996.
Cover: Printed in Canada.
Labels: Made in U.S.A.
All songs Copyright Control
℗©1996 Mowax Recordings/A&M Records Ltd. London
Recorded at The Glue Factory, San Francisco.
Track A2 contains a sample of "I Feel A New Shadow" as performed by Jeremy Storch courtesy of BMG Records.
Track B1.a contains a sample of "Invisible Limits" as performed by Tangerine Dream courtesy of Virgin Records.
Track B1.b contains a sample of "Love Suite" as performed by Nirvana (2) courtesy of Island Records.
Track C1.a contains a sample of "Possibly Maybe" as performed by Björk courtesy of Elektra Entertainment. Under license from One Little Indian Records.
Track C4 contains a sample of "The Madness Subsides" as performed by Pekka Pohjola courtesy of Virgin Records.
Track D2.a contains a sample of "The Voice Of The Saxophone" from "Afro-American Suite Of Evolution" as performed by In Motion courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment.
Originally released in 1996.
Cover: Printed in Canada.
Labels: Made in U.S.A.
All songs Copyright Control
℗©1996 Mowax Recordings/A&M Records Ltd. London
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 7 697-124123-1 9
- Barcode (String): 769712412319
- Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A): 697-124-123-1R1-A 2 MASTERDISK JD
- Matrix / Runout (Etched Side B): 697-124-123-1R1-B MASTERDISK JD
- Matrix / Runout (Etched Side C): 697-124-123-1 C R1 2 MASTERDISK JD
- Matrix / Runout (Etched Side D): 697-124-123-1 D RJ STERLING 1
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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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Sounds great to me, bass response ie excellent. Vinyl is also dead quiet and both discs are flat as pancakes. -
Edited 4 years agoSo on my copy, which came with the army green hype sticker and colored labels, there are two different Matrix / Runouts.
Record 1: Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A): 697-124-123-1R1-A 2 MASTERDISK JD
Matrix / Runout (Etched Side B): 697-124-123-1R1-B MASTERDISK JD.
Record 2: Matrix / Runout (Runout side C etched): 697-124-123-1 C RE-1 F/W RCE HUBTV
Matrix / Runout (Runout side D etched): 697-124-123-1 D RE-1 2 HUBTV
Anybody else have this version? According to the info, I have one original press, and one repress. Is that even possible?
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God, i was so afraid i had the B2B pressing (i can't if had a sticker on it or not)... especially when i had trouble playing the record on my turntable.
I also got afraid when i saw the black labels... then i've learned a bit more about this 2002 reissue, and i felt relieved because i hate those scams B2B is pulling out most of the time!
Now it's fixed and i can tell it sounds pretty good. -
Concur with most people here. Going off the matrix runout and the black labels, that would signify the 2002 edition. -
I agree with crock7. The version i have has the black labels instead of green and yellow and i bought it in the States back around 2002, most likely at a Virgin Megastore, i can't exactly but i've had it awhile. I came on here (discogs) to see what version i had and was confused to see that Discogs couldn't tell me when it was released based on the matrix runout on this reissue being the same as the original. I believe that the 2002 reissue has black labels, matte finish, all that stuff just like steamybrown2003 said and the photos on here show the labels from the original. Thanks for the info btw. -
I agree with what has been said by steamybrown2003 but would like to add that my heat sealed copy of the 2002 version did not have a hype-sticker. Main sleeve is matte, as previously mentioned. Black labels. Mastering is great.
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Edited 9 years agoWhat distinguishes this reissue from the original 1996 pressing? I understand that the original pressing was distributed by FFRR in the U.S. while the 2002 reissue was distributed in the US by A&M. That said, the photos ed on Discogs for both releases are identical. I've pored over them and can't find a single detail on the cover, inner sleeve or label that differs between them.
From what I've read online, it seems like the reissue with the "unknown" release date (with black labels instead of green and yellow labels) is actually the 2002 reissue and the photos provided for the 2002 reissue here are actually photos of the original pressing.
All I'd like to do is distinguish the 2002 from the 1996 (ideally, without having to use the original green sticker that came on the 1996 pressing).
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