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    Got this today and really enjoying it. Its a lot less experimental than whats on both Splazsh and RIP. The design of the tracks on this have more a Detroit techno feel to them but the tracks are all created with the intricate layers of sound he likes to bounce off each other done to the same effect in the more experimental LP's such as RIP and Ghettoville. 'Dancing in the smoke' 'Visa' & 'Angel in the Shower' are the stand-out tracks for me on this.

    A bit f**king peeved off both those 'Zeno's Paradox' and 'Uber Spliff to Gatwick' tracks are on this record under different names and I bought those tracks already. Its all well and good pulling the artistic piss but don't pull it too funking much Darren man

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