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Rubber "Dj Beej"

09/14/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"First off, On Labor Day I went to the sold out Rubber "Pimp N Ho" event in at the Mandalay Bay in Vegas, which I later found out inspired this CD. it was over the top. I noticed the CD for sale at the event but waited and ordered on line later. When I first put it on it was like a flashback to the event, the music on this CD is so solid, not beaten into the ground, mixed perfect and it really does contain the Rubber hits that made the crowd scream. Dj Beej did a great job keeping this CD true to the theme and he stayed away from the beaten music path so many of the CDs are on."

GREAT Cd

sysdome7 | Brentwood, MD | 05/18/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"...I am VERY impressed, when I first saw this CD I looked at the cover and thought. "Oh God, this looks a bit cheezy" With a CD cover with all these LA Bimbos, fake breasts, and vapid expressions on their faces. But let me tell you, this is one of the best progresive house CD's I have EVER heard in my life. It clicked from the very first track and just kept going, not one bad track here. Darker, harder (not too hard), progressive, creative with seamless mixing and no cheezy vocals to ruin the vibe. DON'T LET THE COVER FOOL YOU! GET IT!"

SoCal Club Scene to the T

sysdome7 | 05/29/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"DJ Beej, for those of you that may or may not have heard of him, is one of the fastest rising DJ's in the LA, Orange County, San Diego and Las Vegas club scene. His unique brand of dark, sexy, uptempo progressive house infused with elements of rock, hip hop and trance has really helped transform Club Rubber([URL]) into one of the hottest clubs in the region. While LA superclubs: Spundae and Giant, continually fly in the top global DJ's like Tiesto, Van Dyk, Judge Jules and Sasha, on a weekly basis, Rubber is able to combat them with their own sound and local DJ's that are just as capable of bringing the it's crowds to full climax and back. This album is a great representation of what the local house and dance scene has evolved into after the negative backlash towards trance forced raves to take a backseat to the growing club culture of Vegas and Southern California."