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In/Flux
2
Hindsight
3
Lost And Found (S.F.L.)
4
Hardcore (Instrumental) Hip-Hop
5
Last Stop
6
What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 2- Original Standalone Version)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 3- Original Standalone Version)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4- Original Standalone Version)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1-Original Standalone Version)
10
Midnight In A Perfect World (Radio Vision)
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Midnight In A Perfect World (Gab Mix)
12
Midnight In A Perfect World (Extended Vision)
13
Mutual Slump (Album Version)
14
Stem (Cops 'N' Robbers)
15
Red Bus Needs To Leave!
16
Stem/Long Stem (Earlier Version)
17
Soup
18
Hypnotist Intro
19
High Noon (Alternative Mix)
20
Devil's Advocate (Alternative Version)
21
Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul- Original Version)
22
Camel Bobsled Race (Original Unedited Version) (Part 1)
23
Camel Bobsled Race (Original Unedited Version) (Part 2)
24
In/Flux (First Ever MPC Version)
25
Lost And Found (S.F.L.) (First Ever MPC Version)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 2- First Ever MPC Version)
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What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4- First Ever MPC Version)
Item UPC: 5400863195533
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Label: PIAS AMERICA
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The Mo'Wax Singles 1993-1997 is an eight piece vinyl set collecting all of DJ Shadow's original single releases for Mo'Wax. The first legitimate re-issue of the Mo'Wax singles in decades, it incudes: "In/Flux," "Lost & Found (S.F.L.)," "What Does Your Soul Look Like," "Midnight In A Perfect World," "Stem," "High Noon" and "Camel Bobsled Race." It features never-before-heard alternative mixes and edits, plus a bonus disc containing original demos of 4 songs. All audio has been half-speed remastered at Abbey Road by Miles Showell and the box also features all-new photography by long-time Shadow collaborator Brian Cross (B+). "This box wasn't made for the casual listener, it was made with the hardcore fan in mind. I've always felt, if something is worth doing, it's worth doing right, and every step of the process was made with this philosophy firmly in mind. I had fun locating and resurrecting these songs, some of which still feel close to my consciousness as though they were made yesterday."
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