Yeah, as the previous reviewer said, it's quite an underwhelming release - just scraps of tunes haphazardly laid over some almost untouched Squarepusher tracks. I guess I could see it used as a party weapon, and it's way cheaper than grabbing all of the original records used, but it really pales when compared to the real thing.

This record is more than unispired. It's a boring copy and paste 'bootleg' record. Perfect for explaining why bootleging should be illegal - at least for DJ Jason Allan. Could easily be done with the original tracks played together, he didn't even change the built up or peaks of the tracks. Why can people suck ideas and music from real musicians an build a reputation with it? A real let down. Avoid this record at any cost, esp if you like Squarepushers music.