Both CDs are ok, but (no offense) they're not -party- tunes (IMO).

Maybe it's just me, but I'm finding myself less about the architecture of the set and more about landscape/atmosphere that the tunes create.

To simplify (at least for me): party set > technical set.

Who knows - it could be a phase of my life where I'm just really looking to rock it out, or perhaps I've become less enthralled with a technically superb DJ that lacks the true -party- ability.

The double CD is a good effort but it is not something that I can picture myself shakin'-ass to at 5 am.

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Last edited by rabbitjoker on Nov-13-2005 at 19:19

great cd. lee is a quiet hardworker. he has always impressed me whenever i saw him. he deserves a lot more attention than what he is getting now. but that's also what i like about him. he's not about the package, not about the marketing, he's all music. love his stuff.

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