Title: oh no!
Product review: As I read the inside of the CD jacket (before having listened to the CD), I got a faint feeling of dread. 'This would have gotten recorded eventually,' it said. Hmmmm. Somebody on MTV is thanked profusely for giving him advice. Write that guy off right now and forever. Rjd2 does what DJ Shadow did wth The Outsider: goes out into relatively new territory, but the worst kind of it. There is a track, "Making Days Longer," on Since We Last Spoke that is similar to The Third Hand, but it's the worst song on that album. If you like that song, you'll love The Third Hand. Otherwise you're going to have to stick with Soul Position when buying new Rjd2 material from now on.
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