There's a little shaker on "In the End (I Want You To Cry)" that's really high in the mix at about five minutes into the track. It sits there, holding firm as a mash of samples -- a guitar line, a synth pattern, handclaps -- get lowered in anticipation of the triumphant climax of the tune. It's a simple,.. I really don't know what to think about this release. Not talking about two midtempo discoish tracks, they're pretty solid, but I find 'In the End (I want you to cry)' strange, or 'bizzare' would be right word to describe. Someone cooked from too much ingredients, resulting in some kind of loudy tribal-nudisco-pop-house mess, which sounds fresh & new but lost the groove and fun somewhere inbetween. Not rolling, just limping