Happy Birthday Beaucoup Fish - Page 2

den · #11 03-08-2009, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by holden

"Stand Up"...hah!

That was completely unintentional. Beaucoup Fish was the first new UW album that came out after I discovered them. I still remember rushing home to fire up to modem to spend 30 minutes downloading Kittens. I have the giant BF poster hanging in bedroom, actually. I missed all of the concerts since they were 18+ and then 21+. It also around the same time I discovered the dirtylist.

Anyways, I think the albums hold up pretty well. It may sort of sound like the late 90's, but that's probably just by association. I don't think it sounds dated at all. However, I think Dubno, as good as it still is, sounds partly early 90's, by which I mean you wouldn't hear something new today sounding like that.

//\/\/ · #12 03-08-2009, 03:39 AM

excited after reading all the reviews, heard bf tracks for the first time at glastonbury ahead of its release. kos with the Enormous Green Laser - oh yes!

Buji · #13 03-08-2009, 05:38 AM

I was 16 at College in Chesterfield (England), and my brother gave me his hand me down walkman so I could finally listen to music on the go! I had a few cassette mixes with Dubno and Orbital, Leftfield etc on and on that day I skipped most of my classes and headed into town to look in a few music shops and it was looking at me with it's blue glow! I had to buy it! and it was on cassete tape at £5 (bargain!).
I put it on straight away and never went back to college that day, felt like I had just discovered an amazing piece of treasure!!
Still listen to the album a lot now and have converted many friends to Underworld fans with this album!

Dirty0900 · #14 03-08-2009, 07:07 AM

And then we had the legendary Radio 1 documentary which soon followed.

crazysugarboy · #15 03-08-2009, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty0900

And then we had the legendary Radio 1 documentary which soon followed.

I love that documentary - it's on the ipod and everynow and again I listen to it yet again. There are so many great bits - Karl's rustic "remixes" of tracks, Rick's un-technical explanation of the equipment, and the studio and live versions of Rez being described as "nimby pimby" and "woofter doofter" respectively

stauff · #16 03-09-2009, 04:19 AM

10 years? Thaks for making me feel old..
I was at uni, just started having the cash for CDs, didn't regret buying this one for a second

Still getting high rotation from me at least..

Dirty0900 · #17 03-09-2009, 07:37 AM

Went to number 3 in the album charts didn't it?

qirex · #18 03-09-2009, 07:55 AM

My first, and favorite album. Not much to say that hasn't been said.
Is there a place for one to check out this documentary?

ps. 10 years! Wow... lol

King of Snake · #19 03-09-2009, 06:23 PM

1999 was the year I discovered underworld, although it was not trough BF but actually a tape (remember those?) of STITI given to me by a friend. I still remember sitting in the sun on the grass in front of my highschool with that tape on my Walkman (remember those?

) and magic was happening. Still every time i put on that cd i get like flashbacks from that time. Kind of melancholic but summery feelings. A summer full of hearing all of uw's material for the first time mmmmmmmmm.

joethelion · #20 03-10-2009, 09:15 AM

technically - STITI was the first album I bought (thanks to a top ten list of favorite recent albums that David Bowie wrote)

but I just couldn't get into the album. the songs were waaaay too long for me, and I only dug the more dn'b moments of the album (so basically just Banstyle)

then one night ... lllllaaaaattttteeee on a Sunday I was watching "120 Minutes" and there was the video for "Push Upstairs"

quite possibly one of my favorite videos of all time*

*ok ...at least "performance" music video