DJ Shadow - The Outsider |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Outsider Intro (2:19) | |
| Vocals - Oliver Tobias | ||
| 2 | This Time (I'm Gonna Try It My Way) (3:05) | |
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Arranged By [Strings], Conductor -
Wil Malone
Featuring [Instruments] - Heliocentrics, The Recorded By - Phil Rose Recorded By [Assistant] - George Renwick Strings - London Session Orchestra* Vocals - Unknown Artist |
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| 3 | 3 Freaks (3:49) | |
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Rap [Featuring] -
Keak Da Sneak
,
Turf Talk
Vocals [Additional] - DJ D-Sharp |
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| 4 | Droop-E Drop (0:18) | |
| 5 | Turf Dancing (4:35) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - Animaniaks , Federation | ||
| 6 | Keep Em Close (3:06) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - Nump | ||
| 7 | Seein' Thangs (3:40) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - David Banner | ||
| 8 | Broken Levee Blues (2:08) | |
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Guitar -
Joe Gore
Vocals - Taalam Acey |
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| 9 | Artifact (Instrumental) (2:56) | |
| 10 | Backstage Girl (7:22) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - Phonte Coleman | ||
| 11 | Triplicate / Something Happened That Day (3:44) | |
| 12 | The Tiger (5:23) | |
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Percussion [Additional] -
Jack Yglesias
Vocals [Featuring] - Christopher Karloff , Sergio Pizzorno |
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| 13 | Erase You (6:58) | |
| Vocals [Featuring] - Chris James (6) | ||
| 14 | What Have I Done (5:25) | |
| Vocals [Featuring] - Christina Carter | ||
| 15 | You Made It (2:47) | |
| Vocals [Featuring] - Chris James (6) | ||
| 16 | Enuff (4:28) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - Lateef The Truth Speaker , Q-Tip | ||
| 17 | Dats My Part (4:04) | |
| Rap [Featuring] - E-40 | ||
| 18 | 3 Freaks (Droop-E Remix) (4:32) | |
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Rap [Featuring] -
Keak Da Sneak
,
Mistah F.A.B.
,
Turf Talk
Remix - Droop-E |
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scoundrel, Nov 01, 2007 DJ Shadow goes hyphy! _The Outsider_ represents a departure in sound for him, even if the the spoken word intro promises something ominous and "This Time" is a piece of sunny upbeat funk. But "3 Freaks" brings in the granddaddy of hyphy, Keak Da Sneak, for some grindy hip-hop more interested in partying than head-nodding. And things continue in that vein for pretty much the entirety of the album. "Seein Things" takes on an angrier tone, addressing the governments mangled response to Hurricane Katrina, leading into the electric guitar blues of "Broken Levee Blues." After some more nonsense, "Triplicate/Something Happened That Day" gets us back to what made DJ Shadow (almost) a household name. After that, the album takes on an indie rock vibe, with "The Tiger" and "Erase You." Christina Carters delicate voice buoys "What Have I Done." And if "You Made It" sounds suspiciously like a Coldplay sound... well, I blame Chris James for that. But, jarringly, "Enuff" throws the hip-hop back in the fold, even if its not as grating as the hyphy of the earlier half. I wont even comment on "Dats My Part." Its a maddeningly uneven album, but perhaps its naive to assume that DJ Shadow would continue doing _Endtroducing_ over and over again. Im eager to see how he develops next.Was the above review useful to you? (report)