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Professor Says Raas by Dr. Smith & Professor Ludlow, released 15 February 1999 1. Ugly, I Hope You Like Mice 2. Hank, Neil Phones Clive Via Akai Requesting that their identities remain unknown, the enigmatic Dr. Ludlow & Mr. Smith mark their collaborative debut for Fat Cat with a potentially massive 4-track EP. Based around a (Depth Charge-y) Western atmosphere, ricocheting gunshots and classic widescreen samples, 'Ugly' offers a staggering, seriously radio, dancefloor-friendly take on Morricione, complete with some stunning stereo-programming  . Despite their undercover status, 'Professor Says Raas' should (if there's any justice) provide Ludlow & Smith with some serious dancefloor status.

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Some professors consider "professor" to be a greater achievement than "D., so they like to have that title used. Personally, I don't care. Few professors would object to the title D. except for a famous counterexample: Professor Freeman Dyson of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. Dyson never got his P. he was distracted by a very nasty war (WWII). He was appointed professor nonetheless, since he was one of the greatest cians of all time. He loves to point out that he never got his P.