Yeezus

Tagged snippet with "insane" production. Was supposed to be groupbought, but only 2 people donated, causing the GB to be canceled.

Track 1 from French Montana's 2013 album Excuse My French. Written by Karim Kharbouch, Charly Wingate, Dwayne Carter, Sharif Slater, Fenrick Gibbs, Dominick Lamb, Felix Pappalardi, John Ellis Ventura, Kanye West, Leslie Weinstein, Norman Landsberg, and Skip Prokop. Mixed by Steve "Rock Star" Dickey. Mastered by Tony Dawsey and Tim Boyce. Engineered by Tim Boyce and Steve "Rock Star" Dickey. Samples the song "I'd Be So Happy" by Three Dog Night. Interpolates the songs "Murder Was The Case (Death After Visualizing Eternity)" by Snoop Dogg, "Barry Bonds" by Kanye West, and "Your Life's on the Line" by 50 Cent.

Post-Rick Rubin version, likely made right before the release of Yeezus, removing the drums as well as Charlie Wilson's feature. Version that has leaked is the same as this version, but was rebounced for Yeezus 2.

Post-Rick Rubin version, likely made right before the release of Yeezus, removing the drums as well as Charlie Wilson's feature. Version that has leaked is the same as this version, but was rebounced for Yeezus 2.

Demo found in the "I Am A God" Protool session, owned by Waterfalls. Has a different mix and vocal effects. Has some alternate lines, including, "'bout that good white pussy I'm trapped in", instead of, "fuck every question you asking", and "think I'm possessed", rather than, "they say I'm possessed". Final lyric difference is, "you know I'm the son of a black panther", instead of, "you niggas ain't breathing you gasping".

Version almost identical to release, but missing some elements of the moog bass synth.

Track 2 from The Madd Rapper's 2013 mixtape Appreciate the Hate: Vol. 2.

Tagged snippet with "insane" production. Was supposed to be groupbought, but only 2 people donated, causing the GB to be canceled.

OG Filename: bound live redo 1 Slightly longer version of the music video version which includes a piano intro with Charlie Wilson.

Track 1 from Kanye West's 2013 album Yeezus. Features drums from Dylan Wissing. Features percussion from Matt Teitelman. Mixed by Dave "Squirrel" Covell, Eric Lynn, Josh Smith, and Sean Oakley. Mastered by Vlado Meller and Mark Santangelo. Engineered by Noah Goldstein, Keith Parry, Khoï Huynh, Nabil Essemlani, Raoul Le Pennec, MIKE DEAN, Andrew Dawson, Anthony Kilhoffer, Marc Portheau, Dave "Squirrel" Covell, David Rowland, Eric Lynn, Josh Smith, Kenta Yonesaka, and Sean Oakley. Samples the song "He'll Give Us What We Really Need" by Holy Name of Mary Choral Family. Interpolates the song "Stronger" by Kanye West.

Track 2 from Kanye West's 2013 album Yeezus. Also released as a single the same year. Mixed by Manny Marroquin, Chris Galland, and Delbert Bowers. Mastered by Vlado Meller, Mark Santangelo, and Chris Gehringer. Engineered by Noah Goldstein, Keith Parry, Khoï Huynh, Nabil Essemlani, Raoul Le Pennec, MIKE DEAN, Anthony Kilhoffer, Marc Portheau, Dave "Squirrel" Covell, David Rowland, Eric Lynn, Josh Smith, Kenta Yonesaka, Sean Oakley, Kevin Matela, Chris Galland, and Delbert Bowers.

OG Filename: KW - Liquor - AS R1 Has louder vocal mixing on Kanye compared to the version below alongside some alternate structure compared to release.

Remix of "Black Skinhead" with a sample from "Everybody Wants To Rule The World". Unknown when made, but most likely was made before Miley Cyrus and Travis Scott were featured on it. Leaked along with its music video.

OG Filename: Blck Skin Head AK SNL with Bass Has "SNL" in the filename, but is not the version performed then. Has a couple unique alt lines, but mostly same vocal take as released and other versions. Structured like released with some short instrumental breaks, as well as drums from actual SNL version. In a folder called "YEEZUS MIXES - ?".

Apple Music version of "Black Skinhead" which features more distorted vocals on the opening line of the song.

Track 3 from Kanye West's 2013 album Yeezus. Mixed by Manny Marroquin, Chris Galland, and Delbert Bowers. Mastered by Vlado Meller and Mark Santangelo. Engineered by Noah Goldstein, Keith Parry, Khoï Huynh, Nabil Essemlani, Raoul Le Pennec, MIKE DEAN, Anthony Kilhoffer, Marc Portheau, David Rowland, Kenta Yonesaka, Chris Galland, and Delbert Bowers. Samples the songs "Forward Inna Dem Clothes" by Capleton and "Are Zindagi Hai Khel" by R.D. Burman.

Another remix, with a music video, posted by library_archv.

OG FIlename: KW - BSH 88 RUFF Has a completely different instrumental produced by 88-Keys, layering released vocals over the sample, "An Englishman In New York" by Godley & Creme", completely off-beat. Era is unknown, but can be assumed to be near the release of the album. Likely meant to show how sample's drums would sound on the song, as they line up at some points. Leaked after a "successful" $100 groupbuy for a "no mumble, solo song".

OG FIlename: BLK SKN HD OG mano remix DJ Mano remix made before the album released. Previewed at a listening party before Yeezus released, and later played on Sway in the Morning, but not in full.