Dr.Rubberfunk - 'My Life At 33'

Reviews from the album's original release in late 2006 :

'This live/sample based set is nothing short of impressive, and takes in a whole host of styles. Like your soul drenched funk? No problem, check out the wonderful harmonies on 'Taking Over'. Searching for jazz-licked street soul? Look no further than the Amp Fiddler-ish 'Theme For A Latter-day Lothario'. So you're into your sun-kissed Balearica? 'Baby Bossa' is for you. How about some raw funk? Well, 'Watch The Tables Turn' should whet your whistle, as will 'Blow Away the Grey'. Need I go on? If you haven't already checked this dude, now's the time to do so' - IDJ Magazine

'...all-encompassing: the blues-infused Theme For A Latter-Day Lothario segues gently into the Latin effusiveness of Baby Bossa; All Day Playing's laid-back Spanish guitar contrasts well with the cheeky, wah- wah-soaked Riding With The Ratman. Dr Rubberfunk's enthusiasm shines through here, making this album a store of uncomplicated fun.' Metro

'Producers of the new-soul-funk-beats ilk too often spread themselves thin in their attempt to cover all the styles they can, but the Doc has that much talent and panache that it’s difficult not to be enamoured with his work. His second album is a wholly excellent and soulful musical journey - with some great guest vocalists in the mix.' - Fact Magazine

'There is no good reason to remain motionless throughout this record. 'Riding With The Ratman' is why the term 'funk-rock' was invented. Play often, and do the Albatross like it's going out of style.' - XLR8R Magazine

'... a lovingly crafted medley of beat-iful arrangements on a distinctly bluesy, funky tip, 'My Life At 33' rounds up a servicable collection of jolly, funky jaunts which demonstrate admirably why Dr Rubberfunk has been a player in this game since the early '90s.'
- One Week To Live

'Live Wired' is a fine little funk workout - not to be overlooked!' - Straight No Chaser

'My Life at 33' is a punchy affair, a seriously competent second album, which dares you not to listen up. Depending on the track, it’ll either have you singing along or nailed to the dance floor ...' - Big Chill dot net

'Dr Rubberfunk has created a masterpiece ... easily one of the albums of 2006.' - Just Like Music