Even if it doesn't include his big hits or 's third album, , is arguably the DJ's strongest start to finish. Like golden-age , there's plenty of social commentary between all the playful "rabbits" and "biddly-biddly bims" that are infectiously spit out by . Key cut equals when it comes to revolution, although it comes at it from a different angle: personal loss and heartache. travels the same road and also adds those spacy bleeps reminding the listener that was also an interesting producer, one who shares the credit here with . Familiar riddims are heard on half the tracks, the most obvious being 's use of the boisterous riddim, and a few lighter, party-oriented numbers help temper all the sour political talk. For this 2007 reissue, has gone the extra mile and included the wonderful extended version of along with its from 's , The liner notes are a quick runthrough of 's career, with little time spent on the album at hand. ~ David Jeffries