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When you reverse it the first line isThe idea of us, all together when you put your needle through my grooves covered in dust.

this album will be turning 20 next year. I hope some sort of repress anniversary miracle will happen. this album is definitely a classic nugget!

God, where do I start? This is one of the definitive points in the 1990s musical soundscape. In a decade that ran the gamut from ultra-depressing lows (Nirvaner and Bush - the band, not the President, though he too was an ultra-depressant) to stark-raving HIGHS such as this one, and I of course left a good many of both out, this is a defining point in 1990s music. Many will find it just too damn happy and positive for their Prozac-inflicted tastes, but fuck them - the world needs much MUCH more music like this. A sparkling array of top-quality musicianship and dazzling production polish, this is what a good finished musical product should sound like. I've said it so many damn times I'm already blue in the face, but Luke Vibert is a musical genius! He is accomplished in the art of effective drum pattern-building, he knows and skillfully applies melodies and flawless composition and actually utilizes the proper elements of music arrangement such as (gasp!) chord changes, and his knowledge of effective bassline composition puts him up there with some of the most accomplished bass players. Yes, he is a prodigy and this release really effectively shows it. As I stated earlier, many will disagree, but piss on them - this is music for those who are comfortable with happiness and know love and joy. Nirvaner and Bush were the soundtrack for the Prozac Generation. Lest I forget that all-time classic band Smashing Pumpkins - think about it - Smashing Pumpkins - that's what kids do when they throw a temper tantrum, they smash things and break them. Real mature. And Billy Corgin's voice? Huh - uh, yeah. I always thought he sounded like an overgrown little boy who was fighting off tears after losing an argument with the class nerd. Musically? Ever see them live? Yeah. The guy had no talent. That's why this album was a definitive moment of the 1990s. We needed something to reverse the phase of all that freakin' Prozac music! Not all of us are totally depressed, Billy. We need Luke Viberts to give us something to smile about. Thank God Luke was there for us!

90s grunge and college radio was pretty bad .. and moody triphop bands did "depressing music" better anyways