- Audio CD (16 Aug 2010)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Breakbeat Kaos
- ASIN: B000F7CKLK
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I understand the couple of 1 star reviews, some people don't like change.
This is a bit different than Fresh's previous work, but I adore this album. It is not 15 club DnB tracks, It's an album in the true sense - in the style of Dj Fresh DnB. Production is jaw-dropping.
I'll not try to review this album, but please don't discard it because of the poor reviews - All that Jazz, Closer, and X-Project are all on youtube, Give them a listen, then come back and buy it.
This is a bit different than Fresh's previous work, but I adore this album. It is not 15 club DnB tracks, It's an album in the true sense - in the style of Dj Fresh DnB. Production is jaw-dropping.
I'll not try to review this album, but please don't discard it because of the poor reviews - All that Jazz, Closer, and X-Project are all on youtube, Give them a listen, then come back and buy it.
Format:Audio CD
After many many months of searching record shops and online looking under different names and titles of the artist and album alike, I've finally found a copy of what I think is a particualy an inspired album. great price, fast delivery and many enjoyable hours of listening!
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Format:Audio CD
The first half of this album is very very good. There are three or four real dancefloor mash-ups containing that dirty sound that Bad Company pioneered and Pendulum developed. 'X factor' is simply the tune of the year so far in my opinion, and I am a normally a lover of much darker DnB. The vocals are great - alien invasion stuff that reminds me of that BC tune "the martians are coming this way".
The second half of this album I am not interested in listening to at all. It's really slow. I'm not saying its not good music, but I don't really understand why someone so good at what he does is trying to do the slow stuff. Why would fans of his usual, heavy dirty DnB like it?
I loved Fresh when he first went solo and brought us "Formula 1" among others. Three or four songs on ths album recapture some of those days but the rest is wrong to me. Anyway, it is what it is, and I'm not surprised by the mixture of reviews!
The second half of this album I am not interested in listening to at all. It's really slow. I'm not saying its not good music, but I don't really understand why someone so good at what he does is trying to do the slow stuff. Why would fans of his usual, heavy dirty DnB like it?
I loved Fresh when he first went solo and brought us "Formula 1" among others. Three or four songs on ths album recapture some of those days but the rest is wrong to me. Anyway, it is what it is, and I'm not surprised by the mixture of reviews!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Fooking Brilliant
Anyone who says this is a poor album is living in the past. This is pure brilliance, possibly the most diverse range of drum n bass beats since 'World Of Dynamite' and as... Read more
Published on 24 July 2006 by SLW
I wish I had more hands... So I could give this album 4 thumbs down.
`What the hell has happened here?' you may well ask yourself at the sound of the first, horrible sounding bars of `Nervous'. The answer? Read more
Published on 6 July 2006 by J. H. Unwin
Poor attempt by a former pioneer
This album failed to meet any expectations I had from the D&B visionary that WAS Fresh. His Bad Company peers must be cringing with every track, because I certainly was. Read more
Published on 31 May 2006 by S. Panchal
Not your typical DnB...
There are lots of great tunes on this album.
All that Jazz, Babylon Rising, Closer (with Dj Shadow, X Project, Submarines, Funk Academy,All Strung out are all great in... Read more
All that Jazz, Babylon Rising, Closer (with Dj Shadow, X Project, Submarines, Funk Academy,All Strung out are all great in... Read more
Published on 27 May 2006 by J. Barton
A superb collection of tunes
DJ Fresh hits us with his debut album and it is quite simply brilliant, from the opening rock influenced 'Nervous' to the crazy edited 'Closer' Fresh takes you on a journey through... Read more
Published on 23 May 2006 by D. Sandhu
Breath of 'fresh' air!
Amazing album, so nice to see drum and bass producers trying to break the mold. the drum and bass is very small minded sometimes, its great to finally hear some real music from... Read more
Published on 14 May 2006 by darkman
Pop D&B
It's a shame but it seems that a new genre of D&B had grown...it's terrible, I call it Pop DnB because it had fantastic production but is all but bereft of ideas that are original... Read more
Published on 8 May 2006 by J. Fogel
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