A Chem. Bros. question

[gambit]

Why the hell is some of their best stuff lately relegated to singles and not their albums? "The Golden Path" and "Get Yourself High" are great tracks, and yet they didn't appear on Push the Button, and now I have the Boxer single, and it has "Giant" and "Spring," which are 10 times better than "Left Right" and "Close Your Eyes." What the hell? This is some damn good stuff, and they're not putting it out on their albums.

(Also, I LOVE the DFA remix of "The Boxer." Highly recommend it to all Chem. Bros. and DFA fans.)

[adam]

I loved Get Yourself High, myself. Also Switches Rely on Rub mix.

As for "The Golden Path," funny story there. I had downloaded the video, and watched it a few times, liking the video more than a song. Then I ran into Scott Warner in a dream, and we started singing the "please forgive me," bit together. Only time I've ever dreamed of a dirt.

That same day, I saw the single in a record store, and the dream sprang back into mind, and I thought, "What the hell." Loved it ever since.

[gambit]

You two weren't holding hands and swinging around in each other's arms were you?

[ACIDCHILDREN]

Originally Posted by gambit

Why the hell is some of their best stuff lately relegated to singles and not their albums? "The Golden Path" and "Get Yourself High" are great tracks, and yet they didn't appear on Push the Button, and now I have the Boxer single, and it has "Giant" and "Spring," which are 10 times better than "Left Right" and "Close Your Eyes." What the hell? This is some damn good stuff, and they're not putting it out on their albums.

The simple reason why these do not appear on PTB is because they were part the the transition era when the Singles 93-03 was released. Ed and Tom wanted the singles to include some new tracks but at this point were not ready to release a compleate brand new album. The singles was a good point in there career to reflect on the past and show a bit of what good stuff is to come. Personally I love GYH its one of there best live tracks.

PTB is a very diverse album and Ed and Tom wanted this to show that they do not just write club music that appeals to a small group, instead writeing an album with lots of different styles with cool guests such as Tim Burgess in the boxer and the then up and coming Magic Numbers in the delightfull Close Your Eyes. My fave tracks on PTB include Come Inside, The Big Jump, Left Right and Surface To Air.

But if your looking for a more underground chems album its gonna be worth checking out there next rumored project which will be a darker album with lots of dirty club music. They have also been playing two new tracks in there live sets recentally which could be part of the electronic battle weapon series.

Also worth checking out is Live 05 download that includes tracks from this year. Or if your really up for it then there playing tonight at turnmills(Im going!).

[undarrenworld]

Originally Posted by ACIDCHILDREN

They have also been playing two new tracks in there live sets recentally which could be part of the electronic battle weapon series.

EBW 8 and 9?
Is Acid Children the same as EBW 7?

[Leon]

Acid Children is the best thing anyone has ever done. When the Chem's played this at the HMH in Holland I went fucking nuts!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fuck yeah!

Get Yourself High is really cool too. Vocals/rap comes from K-Os, which has some nice stuff too. Check his album Joyfull Rebellion out. it's not all good, but there sure are some cool tunes on it.

[gambit]

Originally Posted by ACIDCHILDREN

The simple reason why these do not appear on PTB is because they were part the the transition era when the Singles 93-03 was released. Ed and Tom wanted the singles to include some new tracks but at this point were not ready to release a compleate brand new album. The singles was a good point in there career to reflect on the past and show a bit of what good stuff is to come. Personally I love GYH its one of there best live tracks.

PTB is a very diverse album and Ed and Tom wanted this to show that they do not just write club music that appeals to a small group, instead writeing an album with lots of different styles with cool guests such as Tim Burgess in the boxer and the then up and coming Magic Numbers in the delightfull Close Your Eyes. My fave tracks on PTB include Come Inside, The Big Jump, Left Right and Surface To Air.

But if your looking for a more underground chems album its gonna be worth checking out there next rumored project which will be a darker album with lots of dirty club music. They have also been playing two new tracks in there live sets recentally which could be part of the electronic battle weapon series.

Also worth checking out is Live 05 download that includes tracks from this year. Or if your really up for it then there playing tonight at turnmills(Im going!).

Nice response. You don't happen to work for Astralwerks, do you?

[IsiliRunite]

Muh finger, is ahn the button.

Because, singles sell. Born Slippy, anyonE?

[ACIDCHILDREN]

Originally Posted by undarrenworld

EBW 8 and 9?
Is Acid Children the same as EBW 7?

Yeah I think EBW8 is on the way in the form of a tribal electro acid monster. Tom and Ed dropped it last night and its really good. Acid children is the same as EBW7 yes. Had a brief chat with Ed and I think the track is nearly finnished.

Originally Posted by gambit

Nice response. You don't happen to work for Astralwerks, do you?

I wish! Na Im just a hardcore fan! Go to alot of there shows and use there forum lots.

It seems very good on this forum, Chems fans and Underworld fans seem to get on well. I think the Chems and there fans have alot of respect for underworld. On the jaxx and prodigy forum no one seems to dig the chems. Im cant wait to see Underworld again soon!

[Sofia458]

Originally Posted by gambit

(Also, I LOVE the DFA remix of "The Boxer.

I've got better examples to why "remix" is not the topic here.





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