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Been listening to some Underworld albums lately and noticed something. In the '88 "Under the radar" & '89 "Change the Weather" the band seemed much more inclined towards instrumental, rock music, while with '93's "Dubnobasswithmyheadman" they take a much more EDM approach.
Anyone that could explain how this change occured? Or am I totally in the wrong ballpark?
Those albums were made before Darren Emerson joined the band, which might explain it.
http://web.archive.org/web/20090614....uk/history.htm
I love their work as Lemon Interupt, and some of their Underneath the Radar and Freur work has always been a bit of a guilty pleasure...

I have no idea what was going through mr. Emerson's mind when he remixed schmoo.
Almost everything they touched in the Dubnobass... era was majestic. I've never had a band where I so completely loved such a small period of their discography and was so apathetic towards everything that surrounded it.
Dubnobasswithmyhead is just soooo fucking good. I'm not a fan of much of their other stuff to be perfectly frank, but that album is just magic.
You've heard all their other stuff from the same period though, right? Sasha and Diggers used to cane it all.
I'm pretty sure I've heard the vast majority of it, through one avenue or another. I really haven't done a whole lot of technical "digging" related to Underworld though.
Just for grins, what's some of the stuff from that era that's also definitely worth tracking down?
I'm sure you've heard most of it before: their remixes of Schmoo, Song Of Life, Sound System, Water From A Vine Leaf... Lemon Interupt - Dirty, Thing In A Book etc.
yep yep yep. much love.
It was a shame to see Emerson leave, but I am happy that they have kept the dance feel to their sound. Thankfully he left a lasting impression.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I've never had a band where I so completely loved such a small period of their discography and was so apathetic towards everything that surrounded it. |
I liked the majority of BT's work from 1995-2000 which covered distinct periods and styles, and also This Binary Universe which came much later. Underworld I'd talking about a very specific period (maybe 92-94) and one particular sound.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I liked the majority of BT's work from 1995-2000 which covered distinct periods and styles, and also This Binary Universe which came much later. Underworld I'd talking about a very specific period (maybe 92-94) and one particular sound. |
Sven V�th pres. Harlequin - The Beauty and the Beast (Underworld Remix) was on an album I bought a few months back, that got me looking into Underworld. Great remix.
Not a lot older I think, but this remix has more of that "Underworld sound" of that time, or not?
Even though it was released last year I only discovered 'Barking' recently. I must say it has grown on me ever since the first listen.
Must be those male vocals I reckon 
Well they did the soundtrack to sunshine (2007) which was awesome.
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