But what can we expect from a DJ ? Most people think of the DJ as the guy manning the wheels of steel and blending the music for the radio audience or the club hoppers, and be wary, for this is not that sort of album. Yeah, there are banging beats (many courtesy of Mixmaster Mike) but this is a concept album. A full length Japanese anime cartoon is to be released and this is the soundtrack for that. The whole premise of this tale is of an entire civilization residing in innerspace, and the only form of communication is through the sounds of skratching, according to the Piklz. Whether this will consist of huge oversized insects decked out with turntables is unlikely, but this album does indeed sound like a futuristic tale, just witness the changing moods.

Luckily this album is not just a pure skratch fest and does exactly what Q-Bert set out to do. His unique (some may say crazy) ideas are probably the basis for his genius behind the 1s and 2s, so don't be surprised by the sound fest that greets you. There is even a commercial for Fresh Breath Mouthwash!!! We get guest spots from a champion in Vin Rock on "Cosmic Assassins" and DJ Flare demos his sonic flare on "6 Fingered Fury", really getting busy on the sample. The whole theme of the cartoon is represented throughout, check tracks like "Cosmic Assassins" with some banging bass that cats will love to pump outta their trunk, while "Electric Eye Beam Abduction" portrays the title in an eerie fashion. Q-Bert's wacky sense of humour is inbued all the way, from the "I am the Red Worm" to the final cut, turning the knob on the "Turntable TV" to the featured film on the Waxxx-rated channel, "Aphrodisiskratch".