Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole

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Free Music Notes for Dig Your Own Hole

Free Music Review: Great Fun!
Hit: 5 Stars

Track 01 "Block Rockin' Beats" - This is the Grammy winner for best Rock Instrumental. It is definetly a catch. The beats are pretty good here, no standard stuff. It has a few drum beats and guitar licks. It's simple, and fun.

Track 02 "Dig Your Own Hole" - Have you heard? The Chemical Brothers sent this track to Bjork before releasing it on this album. She rejected it, of course, so it found it's place on here. Now this is REALLY nice. At least I think so. The voice in the song(sounds like something on a karate show) help the energy a lot. Good song.

Track 03 "Elektrobank" - This song, for me, at first seemed agonizing. Seriously. I hated almost every second of it. ... But then I listened... and it's pretty good stuff. The third single on the album. This song was made into tire commercials and whatnot. It's pretty standard stuff though.

Track 04 "Piku" - Piku is not something out of Pokemon. It's rather a small catchy tune. Really good stuff here; nothing agonizing or annoying. I liked it a lot... there's a little melody here in the beginning and then some good beats that just call for some dance.

Track 05 "Setting Sun" - This track is one of the best songs on this record; perhaps on of the best songs that the Chemical Brothers ever made. You heard it; it has Noel G. from Oasis singing in the background of some really "trippin'" music. Every beat has good meaning. It's a great song.

Track 06 "It Doesn't Matter" - Ack. Out of 11 songs on this album, 9 are good... and that's good. But this song is just... stupid(?)... this song has no meaning whatsoever. It simply has the same reaccuring beat over and over and over for no reason. The worst song on the album.

Track 07 "Don't Stop The Rock" - Here's another bomb. This one is pretty much nothing. It's better than "It Doesn't Matter" though. Still, not up to the Chemical Brothers beats.

Track 08 "Get On Up It Like This" - This song is awesome. I like it a lot. And since it is pretty short, it helps the replay factor on this one. About 2 1/2 minutes. Some good beats mixed with a theme song from "Money Runner" - this one definetly picks up from tracks 6 and 7.

Track 09 "Lost In The K-Hole" - Another great song with an occuring lyric "---I feel..." which makes for one psychedelic ride.

Track 10 "Where Do I Begin" - Reminescent of Surrender's "Asleep From Day" --- but wait! It's not that bad! :) This song is tons better than "Asleep From Day." This time Beth Orton, who now has her own CD out, sings this one. "Sunday morning..." "Where do I start/Where do I begin..." Really meaningful and such a great song.

Track 11 "The Private Psychedelic Reel" - I love this song. I play it to death. At it's length (around 10 min.) it still doesn't fall short of mediocre. It's an amazing song that should of gotten a music video. Not as good as "The Sunshine Underground" from Surrender, but still a blast.

Many people also think this CD overrules Surrender, The Chemical Brothers latest CD. It doesn't. Both are the same in equal taste and volume, and both have rockin' beats. I can't wait for the new CD coming up.

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