Dirty Epic

[mmm skyscraper]

http://www.stylusmagazine.com/articl...dirty-epic.htm

Riding a drum machine beat so wet you can imagine fish swimming past in the LCD glare, "Dirty Epic" is ten minutes of two-note keyboard fills, decaying organ tones, and a small army of synths sounding like "real" instruments, synths sounding like mechanical devices, and synths sounding like, well... synths—shimmering, pulsating, all those things people use filtered waveforms for.

[Flywaver]

That was all very well said on that site! I highly rate Dirty epic and it was the first Underworld track i ever heard or was it Dark & Long!? (nevermind!)

[luminary]

I think that is one of the best track reviews i have ever read

[Yannick]

it always been my favorite, along with cherry pie and 79

[EuroZeroZero]

"In fact, one could argue that Underworld served the same purpose in the 90's that New Order did in the 80's: they showed every other rock band on the planet how to make proper dance music."

Now that, is fucking class.

[potatobroth]

Originally Posted by Yannick

it always been my favorite, along with cherry pie and 79

what the heck is 79?

[hypeless]

yeah - you can't drop a trackname like that and tantalize us...!

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by potatobroth

what the heck is 79?

Death From Above 1979

[Mike]

I like it, its definatley one of the top 3 tracks (Juanita was voted the most popular track here, remember?)..

It one of those tracks that, sadly, i don't listen to enough. I wish it could be revived with a 2007 remix, ive listened to it so much it starts to sound dated.

Ive been listening to Two Months Off lots latley, it has that 'easy listen' quality, that is liked by all that listen to it...

79 = GI

[psychophysio]

The "dirty guitar mix" was the first UW track I ever heard (apart from Underneath the Radar of course!). When the played the Big day Out here in Auckland a few years back they played it live, which was the first time I had heard it live after 7 concerts.