Just like "Halfway Between the Gutter and Stars", this CD is vastly underrated and deprived of the appreciation it deserves. The sampling is just as skillful and tremendously catchy as on his third album, and on this CD all of the songs are A+'s in my mind except for "North West Three". This album used to be my all-time favorite.

Equal to "Better Living Through Chemistry" in goodness, and host of basically all of Fatboy's successful hits. On here you can find the hits "Praise You" and "Rockafeller Skank": the track that introduced me to him.

This album is great for its sound effects and somewhat nice beats; it's a probably a bit more underrated than it needs to be since most people say Leftism is better.

Wow. This album has everything going right for it. It blends a number of soft mystic tracks with up-tempo tracks with awesome synthesizers and beats that just make you wanna shout "YES!" because you like them so much. By far my favorite Underworld CD, though I love their other non-synth pop releases too. My third favorite electronica album; a very solid attempt.

My first impression was "only nine songs?", but upon listening to it it's obvious that the tracks are all very long and time-taken, long lengths are fitting for Underworld songs because they have so many awesome synthesizers and beats to fill in the length with that the songs are good for every second. I especially recommend "MMM Skyscraper I Love You" and "Pearl's Girl".

Definitely my favorite Crystal Method CD; the other ones needed a few listens for me to like them but this one won me over immediately. Hard guitar, in-your-face vocals, and of course the sampled beats I always love to hear with electronica music are present and very approvable.

Great soundtrack; I don't own it yet but when I do it will be the only soundtrack in my collection since I don't usually like them.

Great CD that deserves every ounce of its acclaim, has most of his hits and combines string synth with cool samples.

This CD is very, very underrated. It uses a style different than most of his work I will admit, but I love the style of Hotel just as much (guitar, a lot of singing from Moby, and some techonoish stuff).

Took me a few listens, but now I find it very respectable. Although some of the songs appear to be ones that have already been on his self-titled debut, the renditions are entirely different and just as interesting to listen to as the debut versions. Many of the songs aren't even from the debut, such as the cool James Bond Theme and Novio; both outstanding tracks. Moby scored with this one.

Phenomenal techno debut; to date it's the only techno album I've been able to find with such cool up-tempo beats and electronic noises.

A stupendous CD with a lot of guest artists like Fatboy Slim, sadly a factor which is again not very appreciated. In my opinion this style should have got just as much respect as the style of "Dig Your Own Hole", for I tend to favor it. This CD has awesome samples and sound effects, with the best songs being "Hold Tight London" and "Believe". "Galvanize", from the beer commercial, also is great.

I find it a bummer that Exit Planet Dust and Dig Your Own Hole are so respected when the Brothers' third, fourth, and fifth releases got little acclaim. "Come With Us" has a lot of really catchy samples and techno-oriented beats such as in "It Began In Afrika".

A simple, experimental debut that for reasons unknown never ceases to blow me away. Computerized voices, basic yet catchy beats, and awesome electronic and techno bass combine to create an awesome album. Definitely the band's best, and the most respected. "Around the World" is perhaps the catchiest song I know, and it has a great video too from Michel Gondry. My third favorite electronica CD.

This album did pretty well, I believe; it's my least favorite Daft Punk CD but nonetheless awesome. This CD leans more towards a pop genre than "Homework" did, and uses computerized voices as well as some samples, beats, and synthesizer that make it quite good. The best songs I believe are "Aerodynamic" and "Harder Better Faster Stronger".

Wow! The hard core beats, the samples, the everything! This is the sound of a five star CD: International Times by Transglobal Underground. Their style is relatively unique; they blend tribal sorts of chants and things with beats that are always very clever and sound so awesome. Words cannot describe how great this CD. I was blown away, had no idea I should be expecting so much from the band.

Gross cover, but a great debut that likely is the second best Jaxx album. Vey sophisticated beatwise and with lyrics, nice sound that has the makings of a well-acclaimed album.

Much better than one might expect; I found this CD nothing short of amazing actually. He chooses great songs to mix live, and his renditions of the beats and such are of course incredible as ever. A very good CD, perhaps even better than his first 2 albums.

Nice CD with similarities to Massive Attack in its percussion samples, a lot of saxophone samples and songs with the style of Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) such as "I See You Baby" make this CD great. The remix of "I See You Baby" obviously is my favorite track on here, because Fatboy Slim does it and he's my favorite musical artist.

One of the first CD's I ever got, yet still one of my favorites. "Clint Eastwood" is a timeless classic that will always be among my top 100 favorite songs. "Left Hand Suzuki Method" is also a humorous track with strange samples that's definitely among my favorite Gorillaz songs.