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Prodigy rocks the house as usual. Solid songs and a beat that never quits, propel this from start to finish. No fluff, no flutter, no puff, just a portable rave for your earphones, stereo speakers or laptop. Even technophobes will not be able to...
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I borrowed this album from a friend based on all the good reviews here. And I forced myself to listen to the entire CD.

Fuel My Fire is the best track of the album. But even that doesn't have any musical qualities to speak of. Listening to it...
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The Prodigy's sound evloved in this album from previous efforts. This was the first of their albums to receive sustained critical acclamation. The music- or should that be, sound- is occasionally thrilling, as on Firestarter, Breathe and Serial...
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Most humans thrive on routine. It's not just the steady comfort of familiarity, it's also the drive of habituation, the power behind the incessant. From heartbeats to sunsets, coffee to cigarettes, and morning rituals to bedtime habits, many of...
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In Heaven is a terrible track, period. There are some solid tracks, but the album is weighed down by too much repetition. After listening to about 2 minutes of a track like Gangster Trippin' I'm ready for the next track. Trim the fat and you...
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The breakthrough album and zeneth of Fatboy Slim's Career. Tracks that integrated within all that was pop culture during the late 90's. From Adidas advertisements to the opening credits of clubber's cult classic, Human Traffic. Fatboy Slim was...
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OK....THE TRACK on the CD is HIGH ROLLER.....currently being whored out by an auto maker for their advertising needs....Just like Paul Oakenfold (too many to list) and Chem Bro's (Push the button)! But you know what! Part of me thinks ABOUT TIME!...
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Having never really been into the techno scene, besides owning a compliation featuring acts such as Ron D. Core and Oscar Da Grouch, I went into this completely unbiased. Well maybe that's not all that true. After watching the movie Fight Club I...
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I recently bought this CD from listining to one song on the CD in a bar.
I got the CD had a 2 hour drive that day. I was imperssed at all the songs on the CD. Usually when you hear one song and buy the CD thats the only song you realy like....
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Reading all these reviews, you've got a whole buncha people bashing on this CD because it's a dance album. Well, to all you that don't know Norman Cook, AKA Fatboy Slim is in fact a dance artist who produces dance music, don't go into this album...
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Fatboy Slim set his own bar too high with "you've come a long way, baby". The only way for Norman to evolve and escape the high expectations set by his former work is to evolve into a new direction. He chooses to literally spoil his own style by...
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The best song on this album is 'Weapon Of Choice'. In fact, it's the only song that's really good. The others are okay, but nothing to go nuts over. Weapon Of Choice is the real great song that makes you want to dance and do stuff. Also the music...
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As all other reviews will tell you.. Vegas is clearly the best Crystal Method CD. Tweekend does not top Vegas by any means but is easily my second favorite Method CD. If you are a Crystal Method fan, you should feel no anxiety about purchasing...
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If you liked Vegas, and your taste runs more to Electronica / Rock, try Legion of Boom before Tweekend. Tweekend is loved by many, but leaves me cold. I would have given this disc one star, but the extra is for the fact that the Crystal Method are...
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This is a good solid techno album. However, I didn't find it really all that special. "Name of the Game" is probably my least favorite track. Mostly because of that terrible Ryu and his crappy rapping. When I saw them live(they play an awesome...
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This album is sick. I would rate it up there with Crystal Method's 'Vegas.' It's possibly even better. If you like trance, techno or even albums with sweet grooves and creativity, then buy it!
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This is the second time that I haven`t recieved my purchase. There is a real lack of communication from sellers and from Amazon. I purchased my last item on Aug 14, It`s Sept 14 and nobody has tryed to fix the problem .Things are getting better...
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This is an "all over the map" CD. Maybe not quite as much as the Chemical Brother's Dig Your Own Hole, but it definitely covers many genres.

Don't try to download a few songs and expect them to represent the album.

I also found the album to...
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This is one of my all time favorite albums! All of the tracks on this mix are subliminal and provocative, very chill, yet bassy. This album has mostly a bassy, melodic, "blue-note" sound. If you are looking for an album that is unique in the...
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I ran out and got this album after hearing a DJ friend sample track 2 off of it. The album turned out to be homogenous and unimpressive in my opinion. The tracks meld together in an awkward manner and the production is poor enough that I...
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I do not know what the story is with this guy DJ MARK FARINA guy but his choice of tracks for this compilation MUSHROOM JAZZ is superb but the mixing suck on this first volume in the series. If you go for any of the following editions you still...
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I saw Mark Farina around this time and he was an unassuming dude with a crate, but when he hit the tables it was a whole other thing. All the other DJ's that night played buttmusic that everyone got down too, but there's no difference between 'em....
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just got this CD in today and popped it in ready for a good experience.
what i got was a repetitive beat ear beating!
maybe i am not sure what to look for but its basically sounds like someone took a beat machine and experimented on...
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A lot of high praise for this second installment of Farina's infamous Mushroom Jazz series. I agree with all the notions that it is very smooth, but Mushroom Jazz, Vol. 2 is at best, an average compilation overall. There are not any dreadful...
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This album is a classic. It gets a little uneven toward the end, but not even as badly as their others, especially the overrated Dig You Own Hole. This is the best, most original they ever sounded. Followed by the hugely underrated Come with Us,...
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My mother's washing machine and dryer make the same sounds. Turn on the buzzing laundry room overhead light and the snapping and popping of Uncle Paul's insect zapper and BABY WE GOT A DEAD CERT!! Their music is pure dreck!
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So if hip hop is your thing do you like bad hip hop? Or trance? or anything?

Using your brain is much better. Find the BEST IN ANY GENRE and it will be interesting. Metal, punk, jazz even C&W. Much better than the worst of your chosen...
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to pick up this fantastically groovy CD! If Dmitri from Paris and Lady Miss Kier of Dee-Lite had a child, Ursula 1000 would be it!!! A Courreges clad model from the 60s graces the cover indicating what awaits inside: fashionably chic, hipster...
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I bought this CD based on a mix of mr. hrundi's holiday and was expecting something more "contemporary." Some of the tracks are good, but most of them consist of retro 60s noise. Not that I don't like that some of the time, but here it's...
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