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Everything, Everything [Live]

Underworld (Artist) | Format: Audio CD
4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (60 customer reviews)

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Product Details
1. Juanita/Kiteless
2. Cups
3. Push Upstairs
4. Pearls Girl
5. Jumbo
6. Shudder/King Of Snake
7. Born Slippy Nuxx
8. Rez/Cowgirl

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At the end of 1999, Underworld returned from their international Beaucoup Fish tour utterly exhausted. They had spent almost two years on the road, and that was enough for deck wizard Darren Emerson, who picked up his record box, jetted off to Uruguay, claimed his mantle as a globe-trotting international DJ, and turned his back on Underworld forever. Rick Smith, however, reacted to the experience of coming off the tour in a very different way. Locking himself in the studio for eight months, he watched and listened to tape after tape of the Underworld live experience, examining it, dissecting it, evaluating it. The result is Everything, Everything, a 75-minute compilation of the band's greatest onstage moments, from a rampant, super-fast "Shudder/King of Snake" to a breathtaking closing hybrid of techno milestones on "Rez/Cowgirl"--and not forgetting, of course, a frenetic thunder through the band's ultimate crowd-pleaser, the heavenly prototrance anthem "Born Slippy." To the Underworld disciple, this offering will surely come as manna from heaven. --Louis Pattison

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Everything,Everything and a whole lot more! Aug 11 2005
Format:Audio CD
I've never seen Underworld live before and with this cd, I dont think I need to. 'Juanita',Kiteless' and 'Cups' kick things off nicely getting the crowd ready of what's to come. Their version of 'Pearl's Girl' sends shivers down my spine and I love the 'aaahhh' bits on the trancey chords really get me into a state of ecstacy. Amazing breakdown. 'Jumbo' is simply breath taking."Click"! 'Born slippy' live is mesmerising with a nice twist of analogue-esque twiddling mania. And 'Rez/Cowgirl ends things off superbly,getting the crowd to interact and sing along the riff at the end. Class. For anyone reading this review would you please let me know where I can find the 'Micronauts' remix of 'Bruce Lee'. thanks.
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Almost perfect Mar 17 2004
Format:Audio CD
This will be difficult to explain. If you've studied chemistry, you know that elements like lithium and sodium are actually metals, even though you don't usually see them in large chunks like gold or iron. Well, this album is like a huge, solid block of Art. Not just good techno, not even neccesarily good _music_, but Art. It's like all music tries to produce a certain sensation, while this is the solid, condensed and packaged version of that sensation. All of the songs are amazing, particularly the 'Juanita' part of Juanita/Kiteless, and the climax of Cups, the best part of the original song. Listening to King of Snake is like participating in some violent pagan ritual. Push Upstairs, a song I always thought was sort of weak, is vastly improved from the album version, and sounds downright unsettling with a section of synthetic heavy breathing sounds. There are freestyle lyrical additions to a lot of songs, to best effect in Push Upstairs and King of Snake, while some of the songs (Jumbo, Born Slippy) are almost completley orthodox. In fact, Jumbo is the only song which I don't think is superior to the studio version; it's about the same, but the original was great. The other weak link is Pearl's Girl, which, although it sounds extremely cool with the looped 'crazycrazycrazycrazy,' never quite reaches the transcendence of the other songs.
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'Pre-hit CD' next to "Anthology 1992-2002" Nov 26 2003
Format:Audio CD
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!
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Most recent customer reviews
Underworld is goody
I love this cd's king of snake. It is a very good concert album. Aquire it and you wont repent.
Published on Oct 19 2003 by Sandiago Tiaz
Underworld Live - Spectacular!
I never thought an electro group massive concert will do.
Underworld not only proved me wrong, they showed me
they deserve to be one of the most prominent live bands... Read more
Published on July 31 2003 by jazz_of_prodigyzone
It really does give an idea of what it's like to be there.
Underworld, the only techno band that treats concerts the way a rock band does, are known for improvising and taking new approaches to their songs live. Read more
Published on July 30 2003 by Angry Mofo
Underworld were once GODS
The title I have chosen pretty much sums up my thoughts about this group. Underworld was, at one time, on top of the underground techno scene (Here's a conundrum: how can one... Read more
Published on Jun 6 2003 by ProgMasta
Great live session from one of the best electronic live acts
If you like dance music, you are going to love this CD. The final track; "Rez/Cowgirl" justifies this investment big time. What a perfect remix... Read more
Published on Dec 23 2002 by Gus
FREAKIN AWESOME
if you like techno, you MUST get this cd. Underworld is at their best with this kickin album. this is the best techno i have ever heard - hyde, emerson, and smith are a dream... Read more
Published on Oct 5 2002
TECHNO? LIVE? ....AND ITS GOOD?
Techno is very difficult genre to navigate. On the one hand, you have the real artists who actually put some time and effort into their craft, then there is the stuff that's just... Read more
Published on Aug 19 2002 by eightpointagenda
Even better than the studio versions
Underworld sounds just as good in this live recording as they do in their studio albums, in fact, perhaps even better... Read more
Published on Jun 29 2002 by Manny Hernandez
Underworld never ceases to amaze...
"Everything, Everything" knocks me to the floor. If you have never seen the DVD of the same title, what you see will be exactly what you feel while listening to this... Read more
Published on Mar 31 2002 by Nathan T. Hart
Everything Everything is Fantastic Fantastic
Underworld has always been one of the biggest contributors to the world of electronic music. They are energetic, invigorating, and unbelievably melodic. Read more
Published on Jan 25 2002 by lasher
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