Customer Rating: 
Summary: Lots of Fun
Comment: This album is lots of fun! There are a couple tracks that are laid back,
but overall it's a stone funkin' groove.
Customer Rating:
Summary: im sick of people knocking a good thing
Comment: how is this bad you have a sick as# jazz band bullfrog from montreal and put one of the sickest djs u got on there you have ropeadopes finest album. If you buy this and dont like it u dont like good music this is funk jazz latin turntabalism at its best. buy this
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bullfrog?
Comment: I wasnt sure who Bullfrog was until i walked in on them a couple years back opening up for robert randolph at the House of Blues. Somebody bought this CD there and let me put it on my MD. I've been listening to this CD for about 3 years now and it is still kick'n. Kid Koala ands a nice touch to some of the tracks too. Catch em both live, good shows.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Yeah yeah yeaaaahhh !
Comment: I don't understand some previous reviews...this album is excellent, kid koala's touch, good spirit, original and creative music...YES !
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Uninspired
Comment: I've owned this CD for a while, but haven't listened to it in at least a year. I got it out again specifically to write a review. My 'second' impressions:Bullfrog is almost there. They have their sound pretty well developed -- complete with funky basslines, tight drumming, and backup Phish-style horns on two tracks -- but overall it's simply not that interesting. The obvious high points are the contributions from turntablist virtuoso Kid Koala, but even they are not as strong as his solo efforts. In fact, he's almost lost in the mix here, with Mark Robertson's less-than-witty "improvisational raps" taking center stage.
Like many sub-par "jam" band recordings, Bullfrog has has made a record that (in fifty minutes) never really goes anywhere. I've been told the live show is pretty rockin', and I can believe it. There is potential here, but the studio atmosphere did not capture it very well -- even with the few live tracks interspersed throughout.
For some good Koala turntablism, check out "Extra Track II" (#8) and "Allright: Music for Morning People" (#15).
