Actually I have it too as a promo and, while it's not really my thing, it's not too terrible. The second disk is very, very housey with tracks by the likes of Inland Knights and Jori Hulkkonen. There is a slight hint of progressiveness on the first disk early on but it moves into commercial tech-house turf (as defined by Timo Maas) pretty quick. His style is closer to Carl Cox. Emerson was on the DJ circuit before he joined Underworld and commanded a bit of cred back then. Re: the Pro Tools question, he did it live, then used the computer to 'clean it up'.
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