AlexPaterson

If you need to test the others and you enjoyed Autoditacker, feel free to go with "Niun Niggung," "Idiology," the EP collection "Rost Pocks," and this last one "Radical Connector." They are definitely enjoyable even for someone who doesn't digest the other projects that "revolve" around Jan St. Werner (like Oval and Microstoria).

How, where, when?

I still haven't fully absorbed Glam, Instrumentals, and Iaora Tahiti (although I can appreciate their craftsmanship). Let's say I love Mouse on Mars for their sharp sense of humor; their less amusing works are a bit hard for me to digest. But I'll make it through, right? I still have hope :)

For me, this is the most beautiful album by Massive Attack after Protection. I’ve never really loved the dark soul of this group that much.

I want to make a comment on this review and the responses that have been given, even though it’s a bit old. I signed up 3 days ago :)
First of all, in my opinion, but not only that, this is THE album of the millennium because it blends everything that popular music has been over the last 20 years: funk, hip hop, rock, psychedelia, techno. All these elements are present in the LP.
The album should, in my view, be divided into 3 fundamental parts: The first 4 tracks in succession crucify the listener to the wall with a heavy-duty nail gun, the last 3 reduce them to flitting around in the air eating soap bubbles, and the 3 central ones turn on the strobe light in the bedroom.
I don’t completely agree with Luciano that "elektrobank" is the first techno suite... Blue Room by the Orb in 1992 broke away from pop structures (with a 39-minute single) and made it to Top of the Pops.
Repetitive album? Yes, it is repetitive. Few ideas? Yes, few (but good). That doesn’t diminish the fact that it marked an era, perhaps not just for musical reasons, but it certainly did.

I saw Journey into Paradise on the shelves. But honestly, after hearing about the work done for BadOrb and Bycicles and Trycicles, I prefer to close my personal Orb chapter without further disappointments. At that point, ignorance is better.

Eh... it hasn't officially come out yet. :P
Soon it will be available in a Japanese edition.

FROM THERE WHERE ?!?!? I want to see them toooo!

Apart from the fact that I probably messed something up, since I wrote the review myself... Anyway, thanks everyone for the warm welcome :)
To Vanamente: I was confusing Orbital with The Orb as well.

Wow, don't forget to send me an email to let me know if you liked them :D