short ep (4 songs) but this is a case of quality over quantity... "soul driver" is one of Meat Beat's best tracks, plus this has my favorite version of "radio babylon"- with a few words from jack that are absent in the other mixes.

spooky and slightly dubbed out double album, one of their best. "Future Worlds", "Lucid Dream", "Addiction", "No Purpose, No Design","Cancer", "United Nations (E.T.C.)", and "Pexus". Mostly instrumental, full of samples.

Their intended first album was lost in a studio fire, this is an ep of remixes from four songs off the lost album. i love this album... "God O.D." and "Re-Animator pt.1" are sooo good. Meat Beat tried to recreate their debut album resulting in "Armed Audio Warfare"... which is good but after groovin to "Storm the Studio" for so long i prefer it over "AAW"

this is a remix album of "RUOK" in a dub format. i like this version better than the original. every track keeps the pace with the exception of "Timebomb Dub"

don't know why these tracks weren't included with "At the Center"

Amazing- you'll be blown away by this. a relentless attack on your senses. almost every track is note worthy on "Loudness clarifies". "Electronic music from tapelab" is very abstract... not really songs... more like collection of strange sounds, i didn't understand it until my friend and i listened to it on itunes with the visualizer as accompaniment. very interesting.

a mix from Jack Dangers mostly consisting of Tino's Breaks.

my first exposure to FSOL. this album put me and a friend in a trance. it changed the way i look at music. if death is anything like "lifeform ends" then we all await a beautiful experience when the time comes. also check out the "Lieforms" singles, which have vocals by Elizabeth Fraser, and the "Cascade" singles

aka FSOL. unique album. my favorites are "Swab", "Mountain goat", "Ephidrina", "Auto pimp" and "Fat Cat". avoid their newer albums, Amorphous Androgynous kind of fell off, dunno what happened?

shpongle's first effort, sets the mood and creates a relaxed and entertaining setting for sessions. if you've never heard Shpongle... you need to. there sound is very new age, a combination of world music and trance along with some warped effects.

their last album, they've definitely evolved, i prefer their first two but this one's growing on me, it has a more digital feel to it where as the previous releases sound a little more natural, i love "Levitation Nation","The Stamen of the Shaman", and "Linguistic Mystic".

my first exposure to BOC and still my favorite. something menacing about this album. i haven't looked into it much but there are supposedly various occult references throughout the album. not surprisingly- the full length of the album is 66 minutes and 6 seconds long- 666

awesome film, amazing soundtrack from Vangelis.

Mike Powell from Meat Beat, album is good. "Source of every sound", "Numbers". "Outer Space suite" includes Jack Dangers.

great mix by Liam Howlett of the Prodigy. electronica, punk, funk, and old school hip hop. this album is where i first heard Kool Keith.

this album can get repetitive and sounds a little dated but it's full of good tracks. "Jerico", "Your Love", "Charley (trip into drum n bass)", "Out of Space", "Everybody in the place(135 and rising)", "Weather experience", "Ruff in the Jungle business", "Death of the Prodigy dancers". this version has a bonus disc including most of the remixes and b-sides off the album.

music is mediocre, buy this for Terence McKenna's lectures.