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Originally posted by chesco This is the way I feel about him too. Skillz up the wazoo but his tunes are at times, shite. robophobia itself is gash, was given the cd. Listened to it once and couldn't help but cringe.

download the set I've linked to
I cringed the first time I heard it, and I fucking love it now

well i'm glad to see that atleast everyone can respect the guys skillz...because that is always apparent. i think people would like his stuff a lot better live in the club...so i'd go see him if you get the chance...i myself like it at home too, but i'm definitely looking forward to seeing him rock the club soon


and i think the appeal of his work is that i can tell james understands music. the groove in his tracks is great...and that's its strength. and that groove is usually carried out in everything he does, which to me atleast, the groove is the most important part and what is usually missing these days...

I will say that it took me a little while to warm up to Zab, but once I got there, there was no turning back. His enthusiasm and will for fun really spreads through the whole club. To me he is one of the few artists that still does it all for the sake of music rather than money.