Claude says:Richard Melville Hall spent the nineties helping bring dance music to the mainstream — first with his 1991 breakthrough "Go," then a string of club hits, and finally the sample-collage masterwork Play, which became an unexpected global smash in 2000 after sitting unnoticed for months. This double-disc set packages the album with its B-sides: blues-laced downtempo, gospel fragments, beat-driven mood pieces that straddle punk energy and reflective electronica. You picked it up fifteen years after release, in early 2015, working through "Machete," "Natural Blues," and "Honey" across a few scattered visits before a final run in early 2020.