- Louie Vega and Kenny Dope play to their strengths.
- If there were any remixers to devote a whole album-length release to, it would be Masters At Work, who offer a whopping six different versions of Joseph Capriati's "Love Changed Me" on this new EP. If I had to pick just one, it would be the "Rowdy Adlib Dub," which captures the best of Louie Vega and Kenny Dope's illustrious remixing career: deft vocal chopping, an elliptical lead melody and an alluring bounce and swing to the drum programming. It's weird and trippy enough to fit in a techno set, but it offers a groovy house spin on a Capriati highlight, with Byron Stingily's voice swirling around the stereo spectrum like he's singing in a wind tunnel. If you're looking for a classic MAW remix, this is pretty close.