This month, like corn flakes, discover the dance music giants, Underworld, again for the first time. Because with the release of the anthology Underworld 1992-2002 you wont just be getting their popular tunes. The 23 year old band made of up Karl Hyde and Rick Smith has included a remixed version of their most popular hit Born Slippy, which made it big as the theme song for the movie Trainspotting, but they are also including such modern classics as Bigmouth, Rez and Spikee. Also on the double...

deusum

Aurora, CO

June 2003

JAN 16, 2004 07:16 PM

Wow, I had no idea Underworld had that much experience. I love their stuff, it's so much more intriguing than anything a big label puts out. I've got Born Slippy on vinyl, even. Keep doing your own thing! You made my day!

trilobyte

Black Rock City, NV

February 2003

JAN 16, 2004 07:37 PM

I love these guys... been loving what they do since 'Doot Doot' back in the Freur days.... congrats on a fantastic article, I'm very excited to hear anything these guys put out.

love and murder,

KrazyQ

Utica, MI

November 2003

JAN 16, 2004 09:26 PM

Yay! They were on the WipeOut XL soundtrack for the Playstation. I had the hardest time finding their stuff without going on the internet. I just recently bought the 1993-2003 album and love it. Can't wait to get more of their stuff.

BoxOfficePoison

Portland, OR

June 2003

JAN 16, 2004 09:29 PM

Dubnobasswithmyheadman is probably on my top 10 albums of all time list, Dirty Epic alone would put it up there.

trocc

Chicago, IL

March 2003

JAN 16, 2004 10:08 PM

very cool - nice to learn a little bit more about these guys, in a fresh way...

that three-record string they put together was huge for me - and one of the best live experiences i've had.

Jthrak

Orlando, FL

January 2003

JAN 16, 2004 10:09 PM

Underworld is, by far, one of the best acts in music. Nobody comes close to them. Seems like Karl is a pretty "down to earth" guy. Good Interview, Thanxs...

DemonTribeHollow

San Diego, CA

July 2002

JAN 16, 2004 10:41 PM

"Pearl's Girl" (fron the Underworld record "Second Toughest In The Infants") is the greatest song ever written in the history of electronic music.

This point is not arguable in the least.

topbanana66

Canada

April 2003

JAN 17, 2004 01:50 AM

Beaucoup Fish.....is a masterpiece, check out Andrew Weatherall too - a comrade in arms.........

Rocktopuss

Charlotte, NC

November 2003

JAN 17, 2004 04:48 PM

MMMM, nice interview. Avoided the whole sobriety issue, though. Too serious to fit in a short SG article I guess. I can't wait to get the anthology. The tracks are remastered and sound fantastic. 'Rez' has always been my favorite. Best techno to ever come out of the UK.

dimslimjim

United Kingdom

September 2003

JAN 19, 2004 03:27 PM

tomato rockorz