A Case of Funk - 'ne box full of sparks ?!

Hmm ... In 1991, I got to "A Case of Funk" geRAVEt. Then Nightmares on Wax me is only now noticed again, as "Be, I Do" and "Now is the Time" ran on the radio. Should that be the same Nightmares on Wax from back then? And indeed. I've probably in the years paarundzwanzig six albums missed ... and apparently some style changes.

Very nice! Staying true to his style and certainly has what, but to develop and continue to change, I find great too.

Admittedly, at first hearing this "Best of" s I still thought: Oh dear! Elevator music? Watt is because there happened ??
The booklet is in substance, that Mr George Evelyn has rocked as B-Boy's ass, while others are still Phil Collins and Sade heard, but he makes today so soft flushed stuff ?!

But with repeated listening I realize that the music is not inconsequential but relaxed.
His "Boiler Room DJ set" of 2013. YouTube is so chilled that I like to hear it endlessly as sound wallpaper. Anyway, the car-Farhen. If I even see the good-humored, relaxed types at work, then I envy him absolutely to his job; No, his attitude -)

So Disc 1 of "Now is the time" Best of (Nightmares by Day) is not received it yet, but Disc 2 (Nightmares by Night) runs level with me to repeat.

Deductions it would give it but in the B-Note that on the "only" 67 minutes long disc 1 would be so much space, but my nostalgic occupied "A Case of Funk" is not there. Granted, it's crazy and just not chillig (had just oldschool techno / breakbeat damels), but "Aftermath" and "Dextrous" have indeed found their way to this "Best of". Especially as the cover of "A Case of Funk" is displayed even in the booklet.

Nevertheless, I give full credit for unexpected good music development.
(I wonder if I still had to learn the albums know in retrospect?)
Dope to listen -!)