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Frank Ocean – Endless
2016 · US · Fresh Produce, LP · File MPEG-4 Video Album
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Pressing identification
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- Other
- 1143705097(iTunes Catalog ID)
- ISRC
- USUV71602259
Specifications
- Artist
- Frank Ocean
- Genre
- Electronic, Hip Hop, Funk / Soul, Pop
- Style
- Contemporary R&B, Neo Soul, Experimental
- Year
- 2016
- Label
- Fresh Produce, LP, Def Jam Recordings
- Catalog number
- 1143705097
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- 1.1Device Control0:56
- 1.2At Your Best (You Are Love)5:20
- 1.3Alabama1:25
- 1.4Mine0:32
- 1.5U-N-I-T-Y2:54
- 1.6Ambience 001: “In a Certain Way”0:11
- 1.7Comme des Garçons1:30
- 1.8Ambience 002: “Honeybaby”0:09
- 1.9Wither2:34
- 1.10Hublots1:46
- 1.11In Here Somewhere1:47
- 1.12Slide on Me3:07
- 1.13Sideways1:54
- 1.14Florida1:15
- 1.15Deathwish (ASR)1:56
- 1.16Rushes3:26
- 1.17Rushes To2:12
- 1.18Higgs5:55
- 1.19Device Control (Reprise)7:02
- Design [Production Designer], Creative Director, Photography
- Thomas Mastorakos
- Film Director, Executive-Producer, Producer, Creative Director
- Frank Ocean
- Producer
- Joe Thornalley
- Producer
- Michael Uzowuru
- Producer
- Troy Noka
- Producer
- Wendi Morris
About this record
Endless exists as a 46-minute video file rather than a pressed vinyl—a release strategy that inverted the usual collector market. Dropped exclusively through Apple Music in 2016, this Frank Ocean project carries catalogue number 1143705097 across Fresh Produce, LP and Def Jam Recordings, yet demand among collectors (411 want it against 242 who have it) treats it as a coveted title despite the absence of physical stock.
The 19-track sequence was reconstructed from the video's credit roll, making provenance and authenticity tied entirely to the source file rather than pressing plant or dead-wax verification.
What drives its value
Because Endless was never pressed to vinyl, its collector value operates outside traditional grading and pricing. The community data reveals acute scarcity psychology: 411 users want the title against only 242 who report owning it, a want-to-have ratio that signals sustained demand without corresponding physical supply.
No price_guide exists for this digital-only release, so monetary valuation depends on secondary markets trading bootleg pressings, unofficial CD burns, or file transfers—none of which reflect an official retail price. The 4.39 rating across 31 community votes confirms cultural weight, but the absence of a legitimate vinyl pressing means any asking price on the secondary market reflects speculation rather than label-set value.
Collectors pursuing Endless on wax are acquiring unauthorized reproductions.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify authenticity by confirming the source: legitimate copies derive from the 46-minute Apple Music video file released in 2016 under catalogue 1143705097 (Fresh Produce, LP / Def Jam Recordings). The 19-track listing and durations are extracted from the video's end credits—no official tracklist was published separately.
Any physical vinyl claiming to be Endless is a bootleg pressing, as Frank Ocean never authorized a vinyl release. Examine the file metadata (MPEG-4 Video format) and timestamp against the August 2016 Apple Music exclusive window.
Bootleg pressings may carry counterfeit labels mimicking Def Jam or Fresh Produce; cross-reference the catalogue number 1143705097 against official Def Jam discography records to confirm it does not appear in their legitimate vinyl catalog. The absence of a barcode on the official release is a key identifier—bootlegs often add false barcodes to appear legitimate.
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Listen
Hear the album before you buy.
Official videos via YouTube.
Release notes
46-minute video titled “Endless,” released exclusively through Apple Music. The tracklist and track duration are adapted from the credit sequence at the end of the video; track numbering is not mentioned in the credits.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
Why is there no vinyl pressing of Endless?
Frank Ocean released Endless exclusively as a 46-minute video file through Apple Music in 2016, bypassing physical manufacturing entirely. The album fulfilled his Def Jam contract obligation while the separate Blonde project went to other platforms, making Endless a digital-only artifact. No official vinyl, CD, or cassette was ever manufactured by the label.
What does the 411 want against 242 have ratio mean for collectors?
The community data shows 411 users want Endless while 242 report owning it—a gap indicating sustained collector interest without legitimate supply. This imbalance typically drives bootleg manufacturing and inflates secondary-market prices for unauthorized pressings, since no official vinyl exists to satisfy demand.
How do I verify an Endless vinyl is authentic?
You cannot. Any vinyl pressing of Endless is unauthorized. Legitimate copies exist only as the 46-minute MPEG-4 video file from Apple Music (2016). Check the catalogue number 1143705097 against official Def Jam vinyl discography—it will not appear, confirming no legitimate pressing was ever released. Bootlegs often add false barcodes and counterfeit labels to appear official.
What is the 19-track sequence based on?
The 19 tracks and their durations were reconstructed from the credit sequence at the end of the 46-minute video file. Frank Ocean did not publish a separate official tracklist, so the track numbering and order derive entirely from the video's closing credits. This makes the tracklist secondary documentation rather than primary release documentation.
Why does the community rating show 4.39 stars across 31 votes if there's no official vinyl?
The 4.39 rating reflects the artistic and cultural reception of Endless as a project (the video and audio content), not a physical product grade. The 31 community members rating it are evaluating the music and concept, not a pressing's condition or sound quality. This rating confirms Endless holds significant cultural weight despite its digital-only status.