DJ Shadow set a Guinness Book record for creating an album, Endtroducing, made up entirely of samples, many of them from LPs he rescued from the 50-cent bin. He’s moved on, but some of his fans (like Studio 360’s Derek John) still haven't gotten over it.
Shadow's Legitimate Mix
Artist: DJ ShadowAlbum: Zimbabwe Legit's Brothers from the MotherLabel: Traffic Entertainment GroupPurchase: AmazonLost and Found (S.F.L.)
Artist: DJ ShadowAlbum: Lost and Found (S.F.L.) singleLabel: MowaxPurchase: AmazonJam-Master Jay
Artist: Run-D.M.C.Album: Run-D.M.C.Label: AristaPurchase: AmazonBest Foot Forward
Artist: DJ ShadowAlbum: EndtroducingLabel: Fontana IslandPurchase: AmazonImagination Flight
Artist: Chaffey College Jazz EnsembleKlondyke Netti
Artist: EmbryoAlbum: Bad Heads & Bad CatsLabel: Disconforme SpainPurchase: AmazonHere Comes the Meterman
Artist: The MetersAlbum: The Meters AnthologyLabel: Rhino/WeaPurchase: AmazonSoft Shell
Artist: MotherlodeAlbum: Best of/When I DieLabel: UnidiscPurchase: AmazonTouching Souls
Artist: Kay GardnerAlbum: Ocean MoonLabel: UranaPurchase: AmazonChangeling/Transmission 1
Artist: DJ ShadowAlbum: EndtroducingLabel: Fontana IslandPurchase: Amazon
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