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DJ Shadow - Diminishing Returns (CD)

Diminishing Returns
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Album Details: Diminishing Returns

Release Date:07/15/2003
Label:Import [Generic]
UPC:766482542048

Track List: Diminishing Returns

Disk 1

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Disk 2

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  3. War Is Hell [#][*]

User Reviews: Diminishing Returns

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    Diminishing returns/DJ Shadow

    By samantha1820032002  Jun 9, 2004

    Pros: Good quality & quantity

    Cons: Expensive

    Disc 1 is an incredible blend of 80s hip hop & big beats, that is a journey of sound
    Disc 2 is a Doors/Pink Floyd influenced sound that is very different from Disc 1, but equally enjoyable(but on a different drug)

Pro Reviews: Diminishing Returns

  • All Music Guide

    The incredibly welcome release of a mix originally done for the BBC in March 2003, the two-disc DJ Shadow set Diminishing Returns allows fans (or those lucky enough to find one of the thousand-copy official run) a listen in to Josh Davis' country-wide vinyl-scavenging expeditions of the past ten years. The king of all beat-diggers, Davis reportedly owns the largest collection of rap vinyl on the planet, most of it gleaned from the rotting basements of urban record stores (just check out the =Scratch DVD to get some flavor). The first disc alone is a gold mine for hip-hop fans, featuring 80 minutes of quick-cut tracks (most of them obscure) along Shadow's interests: early West Coast hardcore, along with plenty of straight-ahead Golden Age hip-hop. The second disc, a 40-minute mix, stays to the choice deep funk of Brainfreeze and Product Placement, his collaborations with Cut Chemist. An unreleased Shadow production, "War Is Hell," is tacked onto the end.

    - John Bush, All Music Guide

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DJ Shadow

DJ Shadow's Josh Davis is widely credited as a key figure in developing the experimental instrumental hip-hop style associated with the London-based Mo' Wax label. His early singles for the label, including "In/Flux" and "Lost and Found (S.F.L.)," were all-over-the-map mini-masterpieces combining elements of funk, rock, hip-hop, ambient, jazz, soul, and used-bin inciden... Read more