DJ Shadow ‎– Endtroducing.....

Great pressing of a seminal work. This is an absolute treasure in my collection.

It sounds lovely, more than I expected given the source material. Few too many clicks for my liking - plenty that don't blend into the material =) but still, loving it. It sounds composed, measured, and musical.
It's really driving me to pull out some other records and at the same time gagging to be played again from the start.
I don't have any of the earlier vinyl releases for comparison..I will be content with this one for a while

I don't know if a half speed mastered process is needed with an album based on 12 bit samples. But it does sound fantastic. Very happy with it. I also have the OG cd from way back and a 2002 repress with bad pressing quality. At last a clean and quality pressing.

It sounds great, don't get me wrong, and the pressing is high quality with very little surface noise. I just prefer the original mastering. This is the kind of album that does not benefit from re-balancing, equalizing, and whatever other adjustments are made in the Half Speed Master process. The original (I'm talking the pressing from the 2016 box set, which I consider the definitive version) is more bass heavy, and just more raw sounding. This HSM is too balanced (to my ears) if that makes sense, gaining perhaps more detail but sacrificing some of that deep bass. I can only speculate that this is not how Josh Davis intended this to sound, but instead is more of a re-imagining of this classic.

I received my half Speed version of the album and I just compared the 2 first tracks of this version with the same 2 tracks on my original album from 1996 side by side. My original version sounds a lot louder... I wouldn't says it sounds better because the original version is in VG condition but I actually like better the original version because of the pops that fit perfectly Endtroducing mood and also because it's louder!

Great reissue of a classic! The sound is amazing… couldn’t be happier with this LP.

If I had a (long) sit down to think about what albums would make my personal lifetime top ten, Endtroducing would be in there, sounding as fresh now as it did all those 25 years ago. An absolute masterpiece.

Without a “shadow” of a doubt, this IS the definitive pressing of “Endtroducing”. The vinyl is unbelievably flat, the bass response so rich and creamy, and the sound stage, just so expansive. As my best friend, Babish Patel said as he checked the flatness of the wax with his special little spirit level, “this record is, just such a spunkalicious treat!!”

Might easily be one of the best sounding records in my entire collection. Absolutely satisfied with this purchase.

I'm happy with this. The pressing is super-quiet. The remastering has brought out some details, which makes it a fun listen for people like me who've already heard it hundreds of times.

I also have this pressing:
https://www.discogs.com/release/5102299-DJ-Shadow-Endtroducing

Comparing them, this one feels more clean and detailed, and the earlier one is a little more enveloping. I'm happy to have both, but I prefer the earlier pressing, which is nice if you're considering a purchase because copies are still available and they're cheaper. Maybe I'm just more familiar with it though.