Title: A beautiful and lonely album.....
Product review: This is Richard D. James' best album (in my humble opinion). First, on the surface, on a few of the tracks he is doing things with the 'drill and bass' genre that sink the efforts of all other comers (excluding Amon Tobin and Squarepusher.... who are off in their own different little universes....) The light, airy melodies that he has the ability to create cause havoc... in a good way.... with the two and three hundred bpm breaks....Not counting the sung 'Milkman' song, which is tortured for its own devices.... (which after you've gotten this album you'll learn) listening to this album is like watching an overwhelmingly brilliant man play games with you, the listener. Slidewhistles, kazoos and chimes. Hmm. Plucked violins followed by hard core drun n' bass. Hmm. The whole album. Hmm.And then you listen again. It veers toward coherence, eventually.... BUY THIS!
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