I rarely listened to such a furious mix of commercial pop Music melting with dub, house, electro and dn'b...There is no dance style left untouched! Real professional, german Turntablism.

One of "this should have been a hit!" albums that showed me that I was everything but a music trend-setter, it still remains as one great example of versatility in funky electronica. Turntablerocker, coming from the hip-hop turntables, change styles during the 17 (17!) tracks, only getting tiresome at the end of the album. They start with new disco, then change to r'n'b, then to fatboy slim funk-electronica and stick to there trying all kinds of dance styles. There's a bit of gentle drum n bass, there is some radio friendly house, there are fabulous hip hop numbers like "Two G's", there are even changes of tempos during the same song like "my love" or "Bazooka" (I dare you to keep your feet quiet during that one), and mostly, great progression during all those tracks. Greatly produced, with a lot of ear for hooks, it's a personal favourite that gives me the best of moods, and that never leaves my ipod or car stereo. And check how good is used "You can't hide your love for me" by David Joseph in "Cause u like 2 party". And the Captain Sensible's "say captain " nods in "yo baby".