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Move any Mountain
I'm not sure if it would fit in this article - the samples weren't released to the public domain - but certain releases of The Shamen's Move Any Mountain / Pro-gen contained all of the individual samples, beats, and vocals as bonus tracks at the end of the CD. They weren't technically stems (the samples were one-shots rather than sequenced tracks) but it's the earliest example of this kind of thing I can think of. -Ashley Pomeroy (talk) 10:21, 29 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry, just noticed this! That's interesting. I can't really think there would be any other way to distribute stems before the Internet. I guess the only defining criterion is "Can you recreate the whole song using only those tracks?" Thanks for contributing! :) -Evil Eccentric (talk) 19:52, 6 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Linkin Park Catalyst Link -> Virus!!!
Sophos AV blocks the linked website:
Ort: www.dsnextgen.com
Der Zugriff wurde aufgrund der Erkennung des Threats Mal/HTMLGen-A auf der Website verweigert.
