Track 6 - don't remember this song, what is this sample haha Track 5 - never was one of my favourites from the album, sneaky kraftwerk sample hidden in there. Transmision 1 - always loved that film sample Track 3 - starts off with a song that has breakdown but doesn't even sample that part but choses a second sample to use for it. This album and this song got me through college, great song to throw on while studying/programming. Track 2 - starting track 2 sampling one word of a sample from track one very meta, great example of how a sampler is an instrument. Track 1 - sets up the album great, nearly all samples You can hear the artists that influenced Shadow, as well as the artists he influenced. What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1 вЂ“ Blue Sky Revisit) - Maybe the best track on the album? Midnight in a Perfect World - This one also failed to make much of an impression on me. Why Hip Hop Sucks in '96 - Frankly, I don't think it does! Organ Donor - I think this hook was LITERALLY used by Blockhead! Mutual Slump - This one didn't make a huge impression on me Stem/Long Stem - A long medley of melodies Untitled - I have to imagine that this is the stinger at the end of Side 1 on the LP (and the cassette). What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4) - Jazzy AF with a nasty little bass riff. Eventually a melody comes in that can only be described as Cyperpunk Weather Channel. Peppy with a lot of hard kicking drums.Д¬hangeling - A rainy, dreary, ethereal piece. You could draw a direct line from DJ Shadow in the mid-90s to Girl Talk in the mid-2000s. Shadow has a great knack for mixing other people's melodies, drum beats, and samples. The Number Song - This reminds me of a Guitar Hero spinoff game called DJ Hero. Quotes from a guy who MIGHT be JK Simmons? This track evolves into something that sounds a lot like Blockhead Not really music.Д«uilding Steam with a Grain of Salt - Lovely little piano line leads into a great hook. Let's dive in.Д«est Foot Forward - Classic 90s rap intro.

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