Private Press (2002) Album Review

Expert Review Summary

Music critics combined give Private Press a score of 3.0800 out of 4

based on (12) reviews

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Music critics combined give Private Press a score of 4 out of 4

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Stylus Magazine

In 1996 Josh Davis released...Endtroducing, an expansive, intricate and morose tapestry of samples that wove brass, pianos, filtersweeps and hip hop beats together, creating something new from many things old. Read more about Private Press on Stylus Magazine

PopMatters

Private Pressure: DJ Shadow Makes the Personal Public Talk about spreading yourself thin. First, you release a landmark track, "In/Flux", that more or less inspires countless beat junkies and critics to claim you invented trip-hop. Read more about Private Press on PopMatters

PopMatters

DJ Shadow crept into the public consciousness in 1996 with his debut album Endtroducing . By that point he had already issued a dozen or more singles, but with his first album he hit the mainstream running. Suddenly, people outside of DJ culture were grooving to his brand of jazzy hip-hop. Read more about Private Press on PopMatters

Reviews by Score:

Movie critics combined give Private Press a score of 3.60 out of 4

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Under The Radar

Hold up. Hold up. Before we get started. Guess who's comin'? Guess who's comin'? Back again. Who is he? Just your favorite DJ savior. And that was our first introduction to none other than DJ Shadow, AKA Josh Davis, from his breakout
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Movie critics combined give Private Press a score of 3.20 out of 4

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Fazed

It's 25 years since Elvis died It's 125 years since man invented paper clips It's 1hr 30 seconds since I last ate cheese But crucially its 6 years since Josh Davis AKA DJ Shadow released 'Entroducing' Entroducing is widely regarded as being one
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