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Free Music Review: Flippin' amazing....
Hit: 5 Stars
To begin: I have never seen Underworld live. I want to so bad, but the last time they came to Cleveland (if ever...), I had no idea who they were. I am a huge fan, and so this is the closest I'll get (until the DVD comes out in October).I am in awe. As soon as I got home today, I ran to throw E,E into my CD player. It is probably the best live album I've ever heard. It's very nice how the Undies chop up their songs and turn them into something different. The first three tracks are cut from the same performance, and they don't stop in between. Juanita/Kiteless to Cups is so amazing, and then to Push Upstairs....makes you wanna melt.
After that is a pretty nice version of Pearl's Girl, followed by a pretty good version of Jumbo. The version of Shudder/King of Snake is the only weak link on this disc, as it doesn't sound ALL that different, however it's still very good. After that comes Born Slippy (Nuxx), which totally defied all my expectations. Then the album closes with a wonderful version of Rez/Cowgirl. I can't say enough how great it is.
All in all, if you like Underworld, you must own this disc. It is simply amazing, and it serves as a perfect prerequisite for the DVD.
Free Music Review: 'Pre-hit CD' next to "Anthology 1992-2002"
Hit: 5 Stars
I thought of their LIVE CD as their 'pre-hits CD' next to their "1992-2002" Anthology CD. Everything, Everything; LIVE puts their best hits onto a nice and short 8-track CD. The versions of these songs were remixed they are LIVE <--obviouslly. I mainly bought this for "Born Slippy Nuxx" cause let's face it Born Slippy Nuxx was the HIT song on the Trainspotting Soundtrack. "Rez/Cowgirl" was another one I fell in love with after listening to the ORIGINAL version and then listening to it again combined with "Rez". "Jumbo" and "Shudder/King Of Snake" I thought they could've done a more of a better job with it just because I thought it all sounded the same except for them shouting the lyrics into their mics. "Cups" and "Juanita/Kiteless" became the two favorites of mine when I first got the CD (everyday after school I would come home and listen to them non-stop). "Pearls Girl" sounds like something you'd hear in an 'packed' action/adventure movie. Everything, Everything; LIVE is labeled, to me, as their 'Greatest Hits' CD and a great introduction to "1992-2002" (which it is now in stores) so go get it!Free Music Review: Truly Live
Hit: 5 Stars
A pair of 40-something graphic designers and a slightly younger DJ creating the sound of tomorrow? Yup.Until the MIDI Circus days of the band's touring with groups like Orbital and the Drum Club, most live techno acts had a tape, a person miming, a dancer, and a singer. They changed all that.
While a bit short, this is a flawless representation of Underworld's live output during 1999. Taken from shows spanning from Glastonbury to Tokyo, the 8 tracks on this record show a band deconstructing their songs and recreating something that's recognizable but far different from the album versions. Witness "Juanita/Kiteless": a minimal groove starts it off, with Karl warbling randomly into a vocoder and the track builds, leading into the second half of "Cups" brilliantly. Mixed as deftly as Sasha or Digweed, this captures those moments that you try to explain to your friends later, and they just don't get it. Every track is perfection: "King Of Snake" and "Born Slippy .nuxx" come across a million times larger and louder than their album counterparts.
Now, for that DVD they've been promising....
Free Music Review: The definitive Underworld album
Hit: 5 Stars
"Everything Everything" is simply a greatest hits album for one of Britain's top Live Techno acts. This really is an amazing album with some classy and unpredictable remixes and live dubs, that will expand your appreciation of Underworld's unique brand of dance. I am yet to see an Underworld gig, but this surely is the next best thing. The entire 75 minute run is a wicked revelation for the band with all thier best sounds like Jumbo, Born Slippy, Juanita and the superb tune Pearl's Girl. "Everything Everything" is alot more entertaining than other Underworld albums because all the songs on it are brilliant and there are no unenjoyable songs, like a few of the tracks on "Beaucoup Fish" or "Second toughest". I give this album a full five because it is the best collection of Underworld's mastery, and with the unique live sound recordings you can't go wrong. If you are interested in buying an Underworld album then I reccomend this over all the studio albums, however "Beaucoup Fish" is certainly worth a spin.Free Music Review: The definitive Underworld album
Hit: 5 Stars
"Everything Everything" is simply a greatest hits album for one of Britain's top Live Techno acts. This really is an amazing album with some classy and unpredictable remixes and live dubs, that will expand your appreciation of Underworld's unique brand of dance. I am yet to see an Underworld gig, but this surely is the next best thing. The entire 75 minute run is a wicked revelation for the band with all thier best sounds like Jumbo, Born Slippy, Juanita and the superb tune Pearl's Girl. "Everything Everything" is alot more entertaining than other Underworld albums because all the songs on it are brilliant and there are no unenjoyable songs, like a few of the tracks on "Beaucoup Fish" or "Second toughest". I give this album a full five because it is the best collection of Underworld's mastery, and with the unique live sound recordings you can't go wrong. If you are interested in buying an Underworld album then I reccomend this over all the studio albums, however "Beaucoup Fish" is certainly worth a spin.