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Squarepooper: What Genius!!!!1!1one

_-- | Stykkishólmur, Iceland | 04/17/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"My, how did people with such a low intellect even come to find who Squarepusher is? Bone Thugs, trying to edit the work 'heck', and lack of vocals? Why are you even in this genre? What wanks.This album, which isn't his best material, is still a very nice listen. The bonus tracks seem to give more of a fulfilment when finished. Compared to his newer, and even some of his older, works, this seems very thin. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, just that his later albums have more of a personality to them. Kind of a completist's thing to get, really."

Squarepusher does it again.

JIMetropolis | New Orleans, LA | 04/18/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you can't enjoy Squarepusher simply because of the fact that there are no lyrics, you're a fool. This isn't supposed to be hip-hop, so please don't compare to Bone Thugs or Outkast. This is idm/jazz at it's finest. So if you're looking for something to "sing along with" like some mindless parrot, steer clear, but if you're looking for an album that will make your jaw drop to the floor and amaze you every time you listen to it, Squarepusher will never let you down."

Great disc by Squarepusher

goonmeister | USA | 01/27/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"After listening to a lot of his music, spanning from his first stuff to his newest, I like this one the best, right next to Big Loada. It's more straightforward than a lot of his stuff, but it got a great feel to it.Those reviews above about the fact that there is no lyrics is hilarious. Vocals don't always make better music. I prefer no vocs, hence this is a great disc, buy if you like Drum and Bass/Jazz, and otherwise unique and creative music.Bone thugs,... hehe."