Third album from the prolific and highly respected General Kustard. "A progressive, futuristic and dynamic assault on you ears with cool sounds and brilliantly crafted musical structures". Receiving airplay on BBC Radio One Steve Lamacq show who makes the inevitable comparison with heyday New Order.

This C30 cassette was the first in a very succesful series of releases that we put out during the peak period of the cassette culture boom. The classification of vegetables received countless great reviews in fanzines and also in Dave Henderson's "Wild Planet" column in Sounds. We presented these releases as a kind of alternative library series. This debut release paid a respectful but slightly tongue in cheek tribute to Pink Floyd's "Animals"album.

The perfect backdrop to a David Lynch movie, the darker side of Jazz..beautiful balladry with classical textures flirting with avant-garde arrangements.