Carl Craig ‎– More Songs About Food And Revolutionary Art

indeed revolutionary from minute one until the last seconds. Masterpiece!

Alien Talk -> Red Lights fantastik downtempo.
Got this from a release-promotion sektion of a nightclub in Taipei

one of his standout works. when electronic music still was "Musical", warm and not characterised by stone cold digital repetitive computer sounds. everything sound warm and mushy, full of character. how can you not like this and call this overrated.. go listen to some 2020 deephouse and come back to this, if your ears still can handle high piercing frequencies after that... because there is not a 4/4/ distorted over-compressed kick on every few seconds doesn't mean it's boring. go back into the class and re-educate yourself.

So does this actually sound better than the 1997 release? Is it worth it to buy again?

Probably Carl Craig's best album, Red Lights, At Les, Televised Green Smoke, incredible tracks!!

It's true... Track lengths were shortened on this version. That fact isn't mentioned anywhere on the sleeve or records. Rush Hour doesn't mention this on their site either. The retailer I bought it from won't accept a return. I think Rush Hour should issue a refund.

This really isn't a reissue, it's a different version of the original album. Rush Hour needs to come clean and fix their misrepresentation.

most disappointing record I ever bought.

A stone cold techno classic. Still sounds futuristic to my ears.

DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT buy this crappy re-issue by Rush Hour. All of the essential tracks on the first 3 sides of this landmark, groundbreaking album are faded out halfway through!! Seriously --- What the hell??!!!

Bough this on CD when it first came out on Planet E in 1997 and was sooooo excited to see that it has been repressed/remastered by Rush Hour, a label that used to do a great job reissuing "lost gems" that have become very rare & cost prohibitive to obtain. Bought this POS version they released onsite in NYC, as I've wanted a vinyl version of "At Les" & "Butterfly" to play out (I'm pretty much a vinyl-only DJ).

Now I own a watered-down, embarrassing, useless pice of petroleum which completely disgraces the original intent, flow & genius that Carl Craig put so much of his energy & hard work into.

Rush Hour - you should be ASHAMED to be "raping" & "cashing in" on the success of this Detroit legend's work. I will NEVER buy another one of your records again...

BTW - Until today, I have never posted a negative review on Discogs.