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SpinHe cross-fades scratch solos and oddball sound bites like he's trying to win a DJ battle and top the Down Beat poll at the same time. [Jan 2004, p.100]
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Shows a serious artist crafting his medium.
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Entertainment WeeklyGoofy sonic collages that won't get any parties started but will amaze you with their stunning is-it-live-or-is-it-turntable tricks. [10 Oct 2003, p.125]
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The WireA quietly masterful concoction. [#236, p.62]
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UrbKoala's comic gestures serve a humble purpose, masking the technical precision that underpins his work. [Nov 2003, p.88]
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Alternative PressKoala contours his cuddly cuts for the ADD set. [Nov 2003, p.118]
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In many ways, Some of My Best Friends Are DJs is little more than a brief comedy album, filled with strange samples of eccentric characters pontificating on their record collections and audio systems.
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Moments of playful mixing magic are at times followed by baffling inanity.
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If Some Of My Best Friends Are DJs doesnt do anything that wasnt done on his enthralling 2000 LP Carpal Tunnel Syndrome -- and if, at a scant 35 minutes, its almost over before you notice its on -- its still worth hearing.
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BlenderMuscially adventurous and fun. [Nov 2003, p.114]
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This is a record stuffed with fun and joy and magic for all the family.
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The release has a great sense of humor, and the entire thing is scattered with those weird little samples that he's so good at finding, but if you're looking for much more than that, you may find yourself disappointed.
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Q MagazineIt's essentially ambient comedy cabaret. [Nov 2003, p.117]
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Under The RadarCool but slight. [#5, p.101]
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Anyone searching for a wholly absorbing listening experience should look (and listen) elsewhere.
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There appears to be no point or cohesive structure to it whatsoever.
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TurkRocksNov 15, 2006
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DavidFNov 20, 2003