Talk:Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Musik

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I have listened to the Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Musik tape and can corrobrate the assertion that it is (arguably) the greatest mixtape ever made. This band is no longer active, and they certainly do not sell this tape presently, so it is highly doubtful that this article is an advertisement.

However, the tone of the article is not neutral in accordance with Wikipedia policy, so cleanup is probably needed. I'll volunteer eventually unless someone else wants to take a stab at it....

"What makes this album such a anolomy for DJ Q Bert Fans is that it prominatly features DJ Q Bert beat juggling which is something he never does anymore." This is a moronic statement. I've seen Q twice in the last year, both times beat juggling, in different guises, made up significant portions of the sets. Also, if he were to only perform a juggle once, just once again in his life time, then this statement would be proved wrong - perhaps it could be changed to "seldom" but I'll just delete it for now.