 | 5 stars if it wasn't Dreadzone! 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
My first encounter with Dreadzone was hearing 'The good, the bad and the dread' over a large PA system as a student! Awesome!! I managed to track it down to the 360 degrees album, also got Performance... read full review |
 | Starts OK, then.........Quite a disappointment 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
I have always liked Banco De Gaia's music, I've got all the CD's, but I do find him a little bit hit and miss, ranging from Maya - OK, but not great, to Last Tain to Lhasa - excellent, with Magic... read full review |
tw!2M~$(KGrHqR,!jYE1I3J+UL5BNVoc(UMyw~~_6.JPG?set_id=89040003C1) | More people should listen to music like this 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Only becoming aware of the existence of this album online, this had been near the top of my 'CD's to buy' list for some time. However, I had great difficulty finding this album in any record shop... read full review |
 | A genuine classic, now after me: mu mu, mu mu 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
This is actually the first CD I bought (in it's original UK release) and is still probably my favourite. The only problem was that it didn't have the familiar 12' version of 'Last Train to T... read full review |
 | An excellent album - well worth a listen 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
For reasons I can't quite put my finger on, I didn't buy this album when it was originally released, though I had everything else by the Orb up until that point. I suppose I wasn't into remix alb... read full review |
 | Go on, give it a go! I made the mistake of reading the reviews or this album, rather than just buying it, which is what I've done with all the Charlatan's previous releases. It's fair to say that as a band they have... read full review |
 | A fine dance album indeed I bought this album back in my student days, when I was also going clubbing a fair bit, and this conjures up many happy memories of a good era. Listing to the album again recently, it may be sounding a little d... read full review |
 | Surely one of my favourite albums of all time! I had only really been previously aware of the Boo Radleys due to Wake up Boo! and a good friend and singer in my one-time band tipped me off about this album. It has now gone on the win the acolade of my ... read full review |
| The Sgt. Pepper's of dance music.....groundbreaking I was a student when this album appeared and bought it pretty much straight away, as I did back in those days, due to a healthy interest in dance music and clubs at the time. Many others purchased around the ti... read full review |
 | Seminal....pure genius I have owned this album for a good few years, having 'discovered' the KLF through the Stadium House Trilogy (i.e. Last Trainto Trancentral, 3am Eternal, What Time is Love?) and found that it shows a g... read full review |
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