The only way to get the criminally underrated track “Come On In, The Dreams Are Fine” is on the double 12” album. This alone is worth the price of admission. But of course there are other gems here too beyond the singles, most notably “Heart Be Still,” “Rubber Lover,” and “I had a dream I was falling through a hole in the ozone layer.” This is a high concept album that hits on all the key sociopolitical issues of the early 90s while still rocking a dance floor.

It's better to be on time, then ahead of your time. The second Deee-Lite album was way ahead of it's time and did not get the commercial success of the first one. Sad, but it has influenced countless bands/artist after it's release. So many great artist contributed to this House music classic, Bootsy Collins, Satoshi Tomiie, and A Tribe Called Quest. On top of all that, the CD version was the first CD to be sold in the eco-pack that CD's are still sold in today. Wish this ablum got the credit it deserved.