I like my lettuce raw!
If this album was like cooked lettuce I definitely wouldn't like it but I think it is nice chill stuff
Write a Review10 Member Reviews
Boring, bland, redundant
This album is like eating raw lettuce: unsatisfying, chore-like, boring and with no flavor or filling capability.
best of the best in trip hop
This is my first review ever, so I guess that says something about Tosca. People are correct when comparing them to Theivery, however I believe Tosca to be a more inventive, less repetitive version. The tunes are sophisticated and plush and immediately accesible. This sounds geeky but I can't help but feeling cool when I listen to them. Also try JAC album for chunkier bigger beats, and faster version of their cerebral style.
Hundreds of listens
I heard Suzuki in a bar soon after its release, and the third time I asked the BT what was on I knew I had to buy it. I picked up the CD that night, taped it for in the car, and with only a couple weeks' exceptions, listened to it every time I drove for two years straight. Suzuki is as perfect as an album can be.
Perfect for Chills & have a sip of an Espresso
Honestly this downtempo tracks CHILLS me very well it its textures & every of its beat is a piece of Masterpiece & so have seat on plushy sofa , get an Espresso & hear it for chill!
a Must-have!
If you like Thievery Corporation, or downtempo type of relaxing but groovy music, you MUST d/l this whole album. I love it.
Already a Classic.
Like the man said. Until I looked at the date on here I didn't even realise this album had been around for 8 years. I got it when it came out and I still come back to it again and again. Manages to find a perfect balance point between super-stoned, horizontal chilling out and rolling, head-nodding groovingness. Outstanding production and original melodies as well.
agree with both of you
Amazing, genius and sublime!
Agree with captaintangent
Spot on review, try the Suzuki in Dub too, I keep playing these albums years after first getting them, brilliant stuff.
Absolutely Phenomenal
Suzuki is amazing the first time round, AND it gets better with each listen. Its lovely subtle textures will have you gurning with joy as you bounce along to its mellow, bubbly, funky wondrousness. Superb.
