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by: Roni Size 
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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0689492018528 Label: Full Cycle [Studio] Manufacturer: Full Cycle [Studio] Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Full Cycle [Studio] Release Date: November 05, 2002 Studio: Full Cycle [Studio] Disc 1:
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Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Album Description: 2002 album for the Mercury Prize Award winning artist, his first for Full Cycle Records. 16 tracks mixed by the man himself. Includes the singles, 'Sound Advice', 'Playtime', 'Scrambled Eggs' & 'Serious Intentions'. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Let it grow on you.This is definately not a dark DnB album. Those who are fans of that kind wouldn't really like this at first. I myself like dark DnB. Listen to this cd a good 3 or 4 times and you'll see theres a lot of thought put into it. This is a CD that will strongly grow on you, it did with me. Rating: - nothing new, but so what, roni size is awesomeI agree with the detractors who say that this album is nothing new. I appreciate size's innovation and experimentation, I consider him to be the most important producer in dnb because he doesn't seem to get tied down by the semantics and nonsense that mire most purists in homogeneity and boredom. I would've loved another strange, experimental album following In the Mode, but i like roni size's music just as much as his innovation, and a solid 70 minutes of straight up top-quality DnB is nothing to ... Read More Rating:  - Dont believe the hypeThis album is nothing like Roni's last album: the beats and breaks here are completely repetitive. Listen to one song and you've basically listened to the whole album. No guest vocals either, nothing experimental or new. Just a plain album. A real let-down after his last album. The album had potential, but didn't fulfill my expectations. Get Aphrodite's last album instead. Much better. Rating:  - Drum n' Bass Isn't DeadSo where has drum n' bass gone? LTJ Bukem hasn't changed a whole lot. Goldie and Grooverider are the masters but nothing really new from them. Roni Size keeps chugging along. This album is a masterpiece. Darker and heavier than New Forms. I was on a search for fresh drum n' bass and my search has ended. Get this album and lets help keep drum n' bass alive. Goldie and Grooverider, lets hear some new stuff. It's not too late for the masters to take back their throne. For now, Roni is sitting ... Read More Rating:  - absolutely avoid this albumthis is one of the worst album i've ever bought it's too heavy for my tastes, i prefere something like "new forms" or even "in the mode" but surely not this one.... i think the first two where very sperimental records and (above all the first record) where good cds but this one is cheap teeny music i think it will be a 15ers choice...when the kids will grow they'll tear apart this album for something better i hope!!!! (i gave it 1 star cuz you can't give 0 stars!!!) 
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