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Wednesday, September 21, 2005

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Picture posted to Flickr by Carlos Noboro at 12:23 on September 21st ’05.
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Friday, September 16, 2005

J Majik Presents Infrastructure
By J Majik.
Added to the list of things I’d like on my Amazon Wishlist.
J Majik Presents Infrastructure
Amazon customer review voted ‘most helpful’:
I first heard J Majik way in 2000 on a radio station d&B night. I was so looking forward to this album, as its one of the hardest things to get a hold of. Love is not a game was played, though the radio edit is totally different to what is on this album. I like some of the songs on the 2 Cd's, and I would say that it is worth the money. The problem I have with it is its change in tones, levels too often. It going from dark drum/base to the melodic stuff he is famed for. I got the album if only to hear the songs, and I am very much forward to looking to future music. Look out for him, as he will be a star on the D/B scene, compared to Roni Size and the like.