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City Delirious

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How can an album that uses the phrase "Just spread the magic powder in the trash" not be good?

Seriously, this album is great. I bought it not knowing what to expect; what I got was a solid album of groove. This a cd you can throw in to the player and drive all day long to. Scatter & Swing and Canal Heist are superb. She's on the Train is also a very good tune.

I highly recommend this CD. Its ecletic sound is infectious. A few tracks have lyrics which break up the CD nicely. Stand out tracks are Rude Boy Rock and Track 1. It is one of those rare complete CDs that can be listened to from beginning to end in one seamless, comfortable sitting. I highly recommend this CD.

This is the second album from Lionrock and it is just as good as the first. Complete with funky, rythmic beats and great inner fusion of jazz and techno. There are also a few songs that bring more of those soft, poetic, yet charged lyrics that were so prevelent in the first album. If you crave a hard, funky beat and good, original music, then look no further.

Justin Robertson builds on the good stuff of Instinct for Detection with a followup album that refuses to be categorized. Lots of funky tunes that owe more to bits of the past than the electronica flavour of the day... electronics, some guitars, funky beats, smooth lyrics coolly delivered, equals a great album and one that will sound good long after the current trend in dance music dies and is replaced by something else...

i just love there music get your hands on it if possible its grea