Best album ever created! :D

Have only just checked the 30 second samples of the album on my iphone and am very pleasntly surprised. Am about to download the lot. Im an oldskool dnb head and never thought id hear anything like this again. QUALITY ALBUM!!!

This is the best album I've downloaded in a very long time. Anyone and everyone who loves DnB must own this... buy it now!

This album has everything any D&B lover would ever want, i have listened to it many times and does have a few stand out tracks but as a hole it is an excellent acheivment for an already well known D&B producer. i have seen him live and i must say he is a personal fav. buy this album if you appreciate good drum and bass. Enough said.

This album is seriously one of the best I have ever heard!

The tracks and arrangements are totally spot on and there isn't one song I don't like.

Logistics is a wicked DJ but quite clearly from this album, a top class producer!

The whole Hospital Crew are wicked and following High Contrast's "High Society" must have been hard for Logistics, but he passed with flying colours.

Top tracks I'd say are "Beatbox Master," "Haunted by Her Yesterdays," "City Life," "Follow That Star," "Shooting Star" and "Colour Wheel" but the whole album is well rounded and a lovely listen.

Can't wait for the next, this album is awesome!

cant say much..the stars did it for me, im seeing stars man.

i have all the logistics tracks and this album just tops it all off! ts soo good! its starts of mellow with "call me back" and then just gets better and better! its a great great album! PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER! its so good! worth any money!

Discovered logisitics a few months back on the Hospital podcasts, and been dying to get hold of this album. This is without a doubt the best produced and most original album I've ever heard, not just from DnB but over all genres over the last 25 years!

The production is super tight, with some seriously deep and complex tracks, super chilled orchestrals with killer beats, a mad mix of super chilled laid back tracks, upbeat jazzy tunes, and all out dark and nasty beats. A real mix of styles, there'll be something on here for all dnb heads, no matter hat your taste.

Machine, call me back,winter blues and cascades of colours are my favourite tracks, but to be fair there's too many to list. disk one is the more jazzy uplifting stuff, with cd2 being the killer darker stuff. Pure f*cking genious! Long live HOSPITAL!

This album is brilliant. I have never bought anything from iTunes before but had to get this. Worth every penny! If you like this listen to the Hospital Records podcast!

Oh mate! I am 37 and an old school d n' b head.I didn't think I would ever hear d n' b that made sense again. Well done Logistics - you've come up something fresh that is tough without being industrial, silky without being lightweight. Hats off to you fella, good boy!

Just bloody awesome. Haven't heard a better album, always loved Logistics work and im right behind him and all of the Hospital crew. I can't name a song on this album that i do not like. Perfectly listed and put together.

Will never leave my iPod.

How great is this album? 25 stand-out tracks in an era when most albums have a couple of good songs and a bunch of fillers.

Logistics has been one of the most consistent producers in d 'n' b the last 2 years or so, but this is mind-boggling. Great, great stuff. Every track is special, and the breadth of styles is remarkable. Big up, Log!

Also, the price on iTunes (for 25 tracks longer than 4 mins) is awesome compared to the CD/vinyl price in stores. Apple - get ALL d 'n'b labels (and their back catalogs) on iTunes - PLEEEAASSSEE!

logistics first album and what a cracker, the whole album brims with quility and finally the full version of "cascades of colour" no more skipping back the that hospital podcast :)

Logistics' debut album does not disapoint! 25 tunes, all of them stormers, you really can't go wrong with any of them! girl from mars, shooting star, city life, the divide & inhale are my personal favourites. get the hospital podcast to hear more of this