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I was bored this morning, not wanting to go to my lectures, so I took a look on e-bay for the early DJ Shadow singles 'Lost and Found' and 'In/Flux'. These songs were hyped to death when they came out, but neither of them are available, either in the shops or on e-bay. So does anyone actually own these early, early records, or are they lost to the world forever (or until Mo Wax release a box set in fifteen years)? |
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Lost and Found S. F. L can be found on the first Headz compilation on Mo Wax. It is one of his best with a cheeky sample of U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday. It is well worth searching out. In/Flux can be easily found on the Pre-Emptive Strike album. There is an alternate version on the Headz compilation as above. |
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Other early stuff can be found on the Solesides 'Greatest Bumps' on Ninja Tune. If you're desperate for all this stuff I could post it to you on tape. I also have the ultra rare Lesson Four/Lifers Group tracks. |
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Hey, Jonesy, we only live a few miles apart. I live in Leicester, England, not Leicester, Uruguay, as it says above. I knew about the Headz compilation, but that is not in any of the record shops around here, nor is it available on e-bay. Anyway, what do these two early singles sound like? |
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Lesson Four is a cut up of funk, Led Zep type riffs etc. Its cool. The other is a hip hop track remixed by Shadow. Also good. Its such a rare record. I found out recently that mine was a bootleg. Very convincing though. Where in Leicester mate? I was there on Friday night. |
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