Coppe' handed me this disc after I rang up her purchase in the Phoenix grocery store where I then worked. It took me a long time to get around to listening to it, due to my tendency to not value what's free. But now it's the only disc that has a permanent slot in my CD changer. This album is simply amazing. It's sensuous. It's eclectic, yet cohesive. At times it's troubling--Jelly Omelette comes to mind--but I always feel content at the end of it. Shades of trip-hop permeate it, but it's rather more than that. I lack the musical vocabulary to do it justice. Just pick it up. You'll be hooked.