#1 - Fischerspooner
User Score
9.1 out of 10

Universal acclaim- based on 16 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 15 out of 16
  2. Negative: 0 out of 16

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  1. JayL
    Apr 20, 2003
    10
    Pure genius.
  2. TristanP.
    Jun 21, 2002
    10
    absolutely fab*
  3. VictoriaW.
    Aug 1, 2002
    9
    tickles my ear drums! one of the best of '02.
  4. kat
    May 3, 2003
    10
    best album i've ever heard...fresh, sexy and exhilirating
  5. edgara
    Mar 2, 2005
    9
    I heard the music before I saw the shows. The addicting beats latch on to your ears and dont let go. Very enjoyable stuff...very.
  6. JamesK
    Jan 4, 2007
    9
    I would say 3/4 of this cd is the best electro-pop ever produced-emerge being the highlight.The remainder falls a bit flat compared to the dizzy heights of emerge & the like but still an awe-inspiring debut and highly recommended!!
  7. DavidB
    Mar 18, 2003
    10
    still fresh after all these years! so yesterday it's tomorrow
  8. Twiggy
    May 15, 2003
    9
    lots of ing words....mesmerising, bewildering, interesting, fascinating, exciting, intoxicating....completely wonderful.
  9. AnalogueB.
    Sep 29, 2007
    9
    I originally bought this back in 2003 after hearing the superb 'Emerge'. On first listen, I was a little disappointed and convinced it would get no more than a couple of playthroughs before being added to my ever growing pile of "regrettable purchases". How wrong I was! 4 years later, I'm still giving this album regular rotation. Electro at its best. Hugely recommended. Just be sure not to give up on it after a single listen. Expand
Metascore

Generally favorable reviews - based on 18 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 18
  2. Negative: 1 out of 18
  1. It's both impressive and pointless. [28 Feb 2003, p.79]
  2. Long stretches of #1 sound like the synth-pop soundtrack to a vintage video game: thin and static.
  3. Fischerspooner might be harking back to a more colourful age, but '#1', more than any other album apart from, perhaps, 'Original Pirate Material' is very much The Sound Of Now.