I had picked up a copy of Whistleblower some time ago - didn't make a *huge* impression on me at the time, to be honest. But sometimes you have to dig deeper, look at an artist's broader context, to really start to develop an appreciation for what they do. After being quite impressed by the recent MvO Trio release, I have wanted to take another look at Mr. - um - Delay's work. This selection was well timed, and presents a real nice overview. Thanks guys!

I think the above releases are out of this world and should be checked in full.
I appreciate Uusitalo techno stuff as well as his latest more experimental collaboration with agf.
There is so much variety in his work, he truly is one of the most interesting producers out there. Never banal and always in evolution, we can expect more from the new directions he's just taken in the Trio(s).

I am sick of bad tags. I don't care who's fault it may be. I am a paying customer and I want correct TAGS "Recovery I Dea (Strip Dub Bonus Version)" horrible tagging. The track is RECOVERY IDea - notice there is no space there. PLEASE be more careful. I don't have time to go back and research every album I download from here. No wonder people download from P2P. NO ONE takes digital music seriously!

...how big is the bug that apparently just crawled up inside your butt? Somebody mis-spelled a song title by one letter and you're calling for heads to roll? Wow. Touchy.

This is an ongoing issue Frank. I have already written the staff a couple times about various bad tags from SEVERAL releases I have purchased. At the very least the 14 tracks compilations could sport proper tagging. Obviously "I Dea" is very wrong. this is quite important to those of us who partly use audioscrobbling (Last.FM, etc) technology to organise and keep track of a digital collection. I am told it is a "3rd-party" that is responsible for tagging the files before they reach here, but this is NOT the customer's fault. If there is a problem with the product then those on the front should help to take care of it. As it is now, every time I purchase a release I must research to see if the tags are proper. It is all too frequent an occurance (every other purchase), to be honest. That is my biggest complaint. That said, I do not mean to be negative here but I have written about this to no avail. The buck gets passed on. This particular 14-tracks contains fantastic selections, but watch the tags, if you maintain your digital collection as you do your physical collection.