I had heard there was more live band "samples" this time around, but was surprised that most of these songs are complete live-tracked-sounding-indie-rock style songs, with very little of the deep throbs and layered samples from the earlier releases. Good for James Lavelle for branching out, but I'm surprised he put this under the same "Unkle" name as this is a very rough rawk feel, almost like a Queens of the Stone Age remix album (the production influence is quite apparent).Two stars feels harsh, but after a few listens there's no memorable songs. I also made the mistake of buying the pricier 2-disc box set with the instrumental versions and art. If you want an interesting upbeat rock album with guest artists, this may be more your style, but if you're looking for more spacey/electronic ("I need something Stronger", "Inside", "Rabbit in the Headlights") or the big beat tracks ("Reign", "Eye for an Eye"), you should stick with the first two albums.