I think that this album is one of the "great lost albums" of electronica! Its balance of funkiness, dubbiness and ambience is extremely rare. It also has a very "organic" feel to it that few electronic albums ever achieve, too. Some might feel that it sounds too "lo-fi" or under-produced", but I prefer to think that it almost sounds live - almost as if it's being improvised. Either way, a rare gem that all fans of funky electronica should lay their hands on if they get the chance.

There's very little that bears a direct resemblance to this, but possibly Richard H Kirk in his funkier moments (he's my favourite artist, so high praise indeed!) or perhaps a less polished version of Leftfield.

Drug Free America's original "TRIP" album was released by DFA (no label) in 1993. The sleeve was silver and had the DFA logo on it. All tracks also appear on "Trip: The Dreamtime Remixes". The original tracks however are slightly different.