Believe it or not, this was my very first 'electronic' vinyl purchase and my subsequent introduction into the triphop/breakbeat/downtempo world back in '95. This could also be considered the blueprint album for what was to become the 'headz' movement as championed by James Lavelle, Mo'Wax label boss. This album has it all, nice synths, crusty beats and J Saul Kane's omnipresent nod to kungfu.

Bought this for £1 the other week and have just got round to listening to it. Must say it was an absolute bargain!!! If you're a fan of his other stuff such as Shaolin Buddha Finger, this is more of the same, all 4 tracks on the EP are excellent.