DJ Shadow "The Private Press" 2x LP VG+ Mo Wax Krush Cam Unkle Nigo OOP
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DJ Shadow "The Private Press" Gatefold 2xLP MCA Records (US)

Vinyl is VG+, Jacket is VG+

Out of Print!!

Track Listing:

A1
(Letter From Home)

A2
Fixed Income Written-By – S. Cataldo*

A3
Un Autre Introduction Written-By – F. Bernard*, M. Laranche*

A4
Walkie Talkie Scratches – DJ Shadow

A5
Giving Up The Ghost

B1
Six Days Written-By – B. Farrell*, D. Olivieri*

B2
Mongrel Meets His Maker Written-By – F. Falsini*

B3
Mongrel Meets His Maker Written-By – F. Falsini*

B4
Right Thing / GDMFSOB (Clean Instrumental Version)

C1
Mashin' On The Motorway Lead Vocals – Lateef The Truth Speaker Scratches – DJ Shadow Vocals [Additional] – Alex (3), Brian (2), Martel, Veronica Written-By – L. Daumont*

C2
Blood On The Motorway

D1
You Can't Come Home Again

D2
(Letter From Home)

D3
Monosylabik

The Private Press is the second full-length studio album by DJ Shadow, released on June 2, 2002 on MCA. Although not as critically well-received as his 1996 debut breakthrough Endtroducing..., The Private Press still received universal acclaim.

The single "Six Days" featured a promotional video directed by Wong Kar-wai. "Blood on the Motorway" was featured in a TV commercial for the British mobile phone network O2 and for the BBC advert for Darwin: The Genius of Evolution.

The limited edition version of The Private Press has different packaging, and includes "Giving Up the Ghost (original version)" and a bonus disc featuring "Pushin' Buttons Live," a 12-minute live track featuring Cut Chemist and DJ Nu-Mark.

The album was given a Parental Advisory warning, because the tracks "Walkie Talkie" and "Mashin' on the Motorway" contain several uses of profanity. An edited version also exists with the profane moments re-edited.

The Private Repress was released in 2003, consisting of remixed tracks and b-sides from the recording era.

The song "Blood on the Motorway" was featured in the ending scene of the film dot the i and in the film Better Luck Tomorrow.

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