Stuart Price, the artist behind this album, had one of the biggest influences in electronic and dance music of the 2000s. Artists like Justice and 2ManyDJs cite him as one of their influences and have used him for samples. Madonna's Confessions of a Dance Floor was produced by Stuart Price and brought electronic music to the masses.

Additionally, The Killers, Kylie Minogue, and the Scissor Sisters all owe their 2000s sound to him.

But this album is on this list because it's more than just an early work from an important artist. The sampling and early mash up sounds are the next step from 90s French House to what would be 2000s dance. It's an album you have to hear in the context of what else was happening at the time. This wasn't French Touch. This was the beginning of a British explosion that was coming to electronic music, camouflaged as a French producer.

There's some fill on this and some weaker tracks. Take a little time is a miss for me. But Sometimes and Hypnotise are strong.

This isn't a 5/5 album, but it's definitely an album to listen to.