I found this in that Tower Records magazine.. it's pretty funny.
The compilation MTV'S AMP (four out of five stars) is a must for fans of
electronic dance music's disjointed, atmospheric sound. Poignant bits of
rhythm and catchy pieces of hooks spin through the Chemical Brothers' tough
and funky "Block Rockin' Beats," Underworld's Kraftwerk-like "Pearl's
Girl," the dream-sweet Eurodisco of Aphex Twin's "Girl/Boy Song," and
Orbital's "The Box." Animal cries bubble from Photek's hard-house "Ni Ten
Ichi Ryu"; a distant diva's voice transcends the bittersweet glimmer of
Goldie's "Inner City Life." Crystal Method's "Busy Child" builds isolated
streaks of rap and beats into a triumph of trip-hop. In all these
deconstructions there is a deep idealism, a faith that strict obedience to
form will conquer the void. Here, it does.