Now that you've had some time to let them sink in, which is your favorite?

[djskrimp]

But it's sort of unfair. I am sure in the future the answer will change repeatedly.

Yeah, I agree. I think his ambient experiments are turning out to be his most unpredictable releases. I'm just asking which you find yourself listening to most.

although i have the hummer for a week now and i've listened to it several times - it's still Devlab.
just because there's more happening in the music.

I cannot answer this yet. I love Devlab, but rarely ever find myself in the right mood for it. Eko is also really cool.

Hummer is totally different, but I havent spent much time listening to it yet. I have only listened to it twice, and so far I think it is very peaceful.

eko for me.

it kinda changed my views on electronic music
(ie - that its not always crap, only sometimes )

eko for me.

it kinda changed my views on electronic music
(ie - that its not always crap, only sometimes )

Me too. Although I'm not sure it's my favourite. I think it is the most suitable for most times, Hummer and Devlab are more mood-specific. And I've only heard Hummer once so far.

[Blazingmonga]

The Hummer for me.

Even if Project Eko or Devlab are more 'interesting' in a way (direct, perhaps) I cant deny that The Hummer is the most accomplished of them all.

Devlab for sure. So much crazy stuff on that album...

I'm indifferent about Eko compared to the other two. I don't think it's up to their standard.
Devlab's insane and I absolutely love it, but you kinda have to be in a certain mood to listen to it.
Hummer's so relaxing and I can put it on at any time and enjoy it regardless of what mood I'm in.

Hummer wins out for me.

The Hummer..just. Devlab is a close 2nd.

although i have the hummer for a week now and i've listened to it several times - it's still Devlab.
just because there's more happening in the music.

My Thoughts Exactly. I Would Like The Hummer Alot More If There Was More Substance To It. So Right Now I'm Sticking With Devlab.

The Hummer hit me like a brick on first listen.. I really like Eko and Devlab, but this one is just something else.

The Hummer has an originality the others don't have. Devlab sounded to me like what I'd expect from a "Devin ambient album"... the ambient noises on his other projects were quite similar to some of the tracks, and the noisier stuff could be compared to Info Dump. EKO was short and I don't think he meant it to be important, just a curiosity really.

Hummer is an attempt at a whole, complete concept. Something new, especially structurally. The pacing is very strange. I would also call it 'the most accomplished', although I'm not sure how much I'll be listening to it yet.