This came out in 1999 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
Remove CD (A) from case (B). Insert CD (A) into player (C). Press play button (D). Listen. You should hear British space-rock trio Appliance (E).
If CD (A) and player (C) are functioning properly, Appliance (E) should resemble a German synth-rock outfit (F) playing Doors songs. By the fourth song, Aquaplane (G), you should be able to notice that the band’s home-made effects and instruments (H) create a hypnotic, otherworldly mood that interlocks precisely with singer/guitarist James Brooks (I), who has a voice that combines the world-weariness of Lou Reed (J) and Iggy Pop (K). At this point, Appliance (E) should be producing state of relaxed pleasure in listener (L). If this effect is not achieved, remove CD (A) from player (C), clean wax from ears (M&N) and repeat process as required.
