This could well be one of the greatest remixes ever. Luke Chable turned this song into a progressive masterpiece. The B-Side is reason enough to buy this vinyl. The meaning of the absurd ironically lyrics has been widely discussed, but that's the meaning, they are not ment to be understood in only one way - you gotta check it out yourself. Could be the greatest lyrics ever written for a song, next to Underworld's Born Slippy.

"No Scratch, No Snatch"
Haunting lyrics, beautiful breaks, mindblowing music.. 5/5

A superb piece of music. I have heard it on several mix albums and also played at several club nights and I never tire of hearing it. The monologue flows perfectly in time with the underlying rhythm, and is more than just the bunch of random samples that is so often used in dance music. The story the dude tells is ultra-seedy, but at the same time also has very humane elements to it.

"No Scratch, No Snatch".

This is an excellent house record. The entire production is tight, clean and grooves from start to finish. The actual vocal samples are what makes this record a must have. That repeated "You Are Sleeping" sample has an acapella which is a good DJ tool and as most PQM productions go, they have nice breakdowns and builds. One of the finest Yoshitoshi records ever made.

In my opinion, the Luke Chable Vocal Pass was one of the biggest progressive tunes of 2003.
The haunting beats combined with the vocals creates a monster tune, that destroys the dancefloor.

On a sidenote - I don't know if my copy of this doublepack is the only one - but the labels are completely fucked up. Not only are the sides flipped, but the labels are switched the discs in-between.
So what appears to be the A-side of vinyl 1 is actually the B-side of vinyl 2, and the other way round! Quite disturbing when mixing..