Aim - FabricLive. 17 flac mp3 download

An enjoyable workout. My personal highlights include: 101 pianos by the unsung hero of UK hip hop, Lewis Parker, here giving off a slightly chilling feel thanks to the piano loop that moves in and out of the mix. Faith by Lords of the Underground and what you say by INI, a Pete Rock - produced masterpiece are pretty good too. aim hints here at his excellent ear for a hip hop groove - throwing in a mix of rare instrumentals and lesser know classics. However its is hard to imagine some of these being dropped at Fabic, perhaps times were diferent then but I find it hard to believe the dancefloor working up a sweat over James Yorkstone's tune. Nevertheless - all hail andy turner.

Absolutely fabulous. Great selection of tracks, doesn't stick to one style, which is great for people who are not that familiar with hip-hop like me. A lot of melody, great vibe, fresh, makes me feel good after a hard day's work.

Very eclectic album. Between the hip-hop you'd expect, lies the neo-folk of James Yorkston, jazz-pop of Tom Scott, pop-rock of The Village Callers. I think someone made a mistake and should have labeled this as something off the AnotherLateNite series. It starts off pretty decent, and I really liked the James Yorkston track, and I was able to jump to the Lords of the Underground, but it just got messy after that. I start to get over the cheesy 60's pop-rock, back into really classy hip-hop cuts again, and the misplaced pop-rock kicks in again. Lot's of really good singles, no doubt about it, but as a whole, this thing falls apart for me.